Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-19
EAST CHARLESTON

Interest in Sunday school is keeping
up, 81 present Sunday.
Mrs. Ross of Morgan is guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Wallace.
Loretta Horn of West Charleston is
working at the Union house.
John Hinton and VIM. Wilson visited
friends in Lyndonville last week.
The music and social committee will
hold Track meet social Friday eve
ming, April %.
Mrs. Henry Roberts visited her
daughter. Mrs. Bert Seavey at
Bloomington the past week.
The stopic for the C. E. prayer
meeting April ~. "The Spirit of the
Resurrection. Leader, Mrs. Beatrice
Hinton.
Mrs. L. C.. Buck entertained II of
her Junior society at the sugar camp
Saturday afternoon. All who attend
ed pronounced 1t success.
Mr.. Baker, an old gentleman who
has made his home at Kilt Hudson's
this winter, was found dead in the
barn Thursday afternoon He had
been in poor health several months
and had just recovered from an attack
of the grip, but was feeling better
than usual that day. The funeral was
held at the home of Mr.. Hudson, W.
R. Price officiating.
Miss Mildred Parker entertained the
music and social committee at her
home on the evening of April II.
Among other items of business dis
cussed was the placing of an iron lad.
der on the roof of the church. This
committee are also arranging to plant
flowers around the church. After
business, refreshments were served
and a social hour spent. There were %
present.
There was a large attendance at the
Easter exercises Sunday. The children
took the prominent part in the morn
ing service and they did great credit
to the committee that trained them.
The presence of so many bright young
faces and the beautiful Easter lilies
that adorned the church made an ideal
Easter atmosphere. The committee
of arrangements were Mrs. w. R.
Price, Mrs. L. G. Buck, Mrs R. VOL
colt, Mrs. B. F. Davis, Miss Mildred
Parker, Miss Edna Bean. A song SER
vice was held in the evening and a
| liberal collection was given to buy
small chairs for the primary class in
Sunday school.
c. A. Pratt, M. D., who has recent.
ly located at East Charleston, for the
past six years has practiced at Enos-
burg Falls, where he built up lucra-
tive practice against strong competi-
ton and made name as successful
surgeon throughout Franklin county.
He was called into the different towns
to perform operations for appended
tbs. tumors, adenectomy, tonsiIlotomy,
amputations, fractures ETC., and also
in consultation in many acute and
chronic diseases. He is physician
fully abreast of the times in his meth
DDS of treating disease, and made a
record of q cases of pneumonia in its
different forms without death. He
was graduated from the u. V. M.
Medical department.. Burlington. 1904.
In 1910 was vice president of the
Franklin Co. Medical society and is it's
present president, is registered and Ii
censed to practice in Vermont and
Maine. He sold his practice at Enos-
burg Falls last October that he might
gain much needed rest and also pur-
sue his studies in static and X-Ray
electricity and contemplates Install
ing an up-to-date machine to use in
his practice here. He is open for sur
gical as well as acute cases and will
under no consideration take any case
he is not competent to- treat and op-
crate upon. Calls at residence night
or day will receive prompt attention.
Residence connected by phone. Adv.