Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-10-16


Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Hall are visit
ing relatives at Martinville, Que.
Horace Smith of Bloomington is
staying at VIM. Melville's for a few
weeks.
A. C. Gallup is wiring for electric
lights and making extensive repairs on
hi hotel.
DR.. and Mrs J. H. Cushman and
daughter spent a. few days visiting
friends in Newport recently.
The topic for the C. E., prayer
meeting October II is ''You Can Do
Better" Leader, w. R. Price
Mrs Fred Hart and daughter Doris
and Bernardette Lazerus of Stanstead
were guests of Eugene Buck last week.
Mr. and Mrs Gilman Hill and Mr..
and Mrs. J E. Knowlton of Salem,
Mass, visited at Ira Gray's in Brown
ington the past week.
The United Workers will serve a
harvest dinner and hash supper Friday,
Oct Is. Ladies please bring food and
come prepared to sew in the afternoon.
WEST CHARLESTON
Richard Steadiford is working for
Fred Hamblet
Isabelle Schayltz of Morgan is work.
ing for Mrs. Ed. Eastman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Adams of Derby
are working at John Stumpf's.
Chandler Horn of Morgan Center
spent part Of last week here with his
sister,
Congratulations to Earle Willis and
Miss Arvilla Lewis, who were married
lately.
Homer and Harrison Twombly Of
Beebe visited their parents here last
! Sunday.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. E.
L. Chapin OF Newport on the birth of a
daughter.
Mrs. Ernest Hayes and. two sons of
Derby visited at John Hayes part of
! last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dole of Danville
Josiah Hamblet's.
Mrs. Marshall Powers and small
daughter Helen are in Manchester, n.
H., visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Faufaw visited
his brother Frank and family in Hol-
land one day last week.
Mrs. Verna st. Peter has finished
work for Mrs. Clifton Barrup and is
helping Mrs. Ernest Worboys.
NJ C. Davis has moved his new
house on Charleston farm to better
; location and put a good foundation
under it.
Mr.. and Mrs Ora Foster of Man
chester, n. H., are here visiting his
mother, Mrs. Mary Foster, and other
relatives.
. The ball team had dance at Ham
blet's hall last Friday evening and the
E M. ". A. had dance at their hall the
same evening.
2 Mrs. Garland has returned to her
E home in Derby, after visiting her
daughters, Mrs. Wilbur Foster and
Mrs. Will Hildreth, here.
Congratulations to Clarence Brown
4 and Miss Elsie Vincent, both of Hol-
i land, who were recently married. The
n bride has friends here and the groom is
d a brother of Mrs. Luke Faufaw of this
e place.
Mrs. Mae Goodale and Charlie Niles
y were married Saturday evening. Both
+ are residents of this place and have
many friends who congratulate them
o and wish them much happiness anc
y prosperity.
e Friday evening, Oct. 25, the Mothers
e club and library commissioners will
l. hold masquerade promenade in the
II school hall. Homemade candy will be
d for sale. The proceeds will be for the
d benefit of the library.
q Sunday while Mr.. Carr and family OF
,s Newport were ri ling, their horses were
frightened by an automobile at Plum
kett and became unmanageable, run
ming towards the village. The wagOr
was overturned at A. w. Lyons. The
s horses did not get away but the Wagon
was pretty we'll demolished. Mrs
Carr sustained broken wrist and some
other injuries, but the rest of the
party were only bruised and shaken
It up.
CaAFTSBURY
y MIR. and Mrs Fred Laduke visited
: last week in Newport.
Mrs. Chas Hoyt of Wolcott visited
> friends here last week.
Geo. Merrill left Monday for Boston
: by way of Albany, n. Y.
Mrs Sadie Robbins returned from
Massachusetts, last week.
/ Blanche Noodle was confined to he1
home last week by illness.
Mrs. Edward Stratton visited her
y son, Dana Childs, last week.
Mrs G.. H. Hartman left last week
f for her home in Albany, N. Y.
; Hazen Road Pomona grange will
- meet with Wolcott grange Saturday
Mrs. Herman Chamberlain from AL
O bany visited Mrs. Fred Chase Saturday.