Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-05-22


w. Moulton is visiting a sister in
Lovel, Oklahoma. Mr.. Moulton has
not seen his sister for over so years.
WEST CHARLESTON
Charles Ewens is out again.
N. C. Eastman was ill last week.
Mrs. Clifton Barfup is i'll with grip.
Mrs. Burnie Royce is able to ride
out
Rev. A. B. Ross SPOKE at Derby
Sunday evening.
Mrs. S. D. Barrup is able to sit up
short time each day.
Grace Blake of Morgan Center is
working for Mrs. George Calkins.
\ DR.. Kendrick and Fred Waterman
have had their residences reshingled.
Mrs. Sprague Jenkins has received
the appointment for postmistress at
this place.
John Foster has bought the Denni-
son Hildreth farm and will move i'm
mediately.
Clarke Royce is having a barn built
to replace the one burned several
weeks ago.
Grace Phifeld has gone to Humans
vile, Missouri, to visit her sister,
Mrs. Owen.
John Lafamme went to Washing
ton, D. c., last week to see his little
son and visit relatives.
Mrs. Henry Badger of Fitchburg,
Mass. is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Twombly.
Mrs. Calkins and two children of
Newport visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rhodes, last week.
Harold Ruiter has finished work at
| Newport and returned home and is
now working for Mr.. Nelson.
Florence Ewens is at home after
being in Fitchburg, Mass, all winter
at work for Mrs. Henry Badger.
Ernest Worboy is making quite ex-
tensive repairs on his farmhouse,
John Coffey being the carpenter.
Mrs. Erwin Wiley of Salem, Mass,
is here to help care for her father,
Charles Hildreth, who is very Ill.
Ed. Eastman returned Saturday
night with a carload of nice horses
and one pair of very heavy mules.
Mrs. J. B. Holton went this week
to visit her daughter. Mrs. Simeon
Rogers, and family in Massachusetts.
James Crawford has purchased the
Henry Hawkins farm in this town
and the Theron Clapper farm in Der.
by.
There was a good attendance at the
Mothers day service Sunday and a
most interesting and inspiring sermon
listened to.
Word received from Manchester, N.
H., tells of the birth of a daughter
Congratulations.
Next Sunday will be Memorial Sun
day and will be fittingly observed
with sermon by Rev. o. S. Bancroft
at the Congregational church.
-Children's day exercises are being
prepared at the Baptist church. The
committee is Mrs. G. w. D. Reed
Mrs. Clay ton Brooks and Miss Find
lay.
Inc W00SlOCh dSSUCidIIOu Will NEE
with the Baptist church at Sutton
June to 9. The programs are ou
and promise unusually good things
Let large number from here maxi
} plans to attend.
Decoration day will be observed OIL
May 80 and in the usual manner. Al
organizations are cordially invited tc
take part in the exercises of the da.
and the ladies are requested to hell
furnish food for the tables and hell
; during the dinner hour. The speake
of the day will be Rev. J. w. Bur
gin, former Baptist pastor of thi
place, now of Newport Center.
Louis A Frasier, Market > :, Norwich
Conn, had been subject to beckache du
| to kidney trou Die for sOne time. He says
Clearing of Foley Kidney Pills, too
them and they gave me relief at once.
recommend them as prompt and effectiv
medicine for kidney and bladder trouble.
: f. D. Pierce.
:. A Cheap Fertilizer for Oats