Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-11-05

Brouilette and Evan Smith were added
as new members. These changes make
every position in the department
complete. which is source of gratlfi-
cation to the chief as there has been
a shortage of men during the past
year.
NEWPORT CENTER
J. G. Turnbull of Orleans was
caller in town Sunday.
George Coombes has moved into
Mrs. Belle Nicholas's tenement.
u. A. Harris of Newport was
business caller in town Saturday.
S. T. Sweet is building a barn in
connection with his village residence.
Frank Button from Burke, New
Friday.
H. A. Sheldon moved Saturday to
the U. A. Harris farm, vacated by H.
P. Sweet
Warren Searles moved Saturday
onto the U. A. Harris farm vacated
by S. T. Sweet.
S. T. Sweet moved Saturday into his
village residence, which he purchased
of James Randall.
H. P. Sweet moved Saturday into
his village residence, which he pur-
chased of Ed. Durkee.
Mrs. DIN Miller and two children of
Orleans are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. P. Sweet.
The Misses Beatrice and Madeline
Larabee of North Troy visited their
sister, Mrs. Louis Peabody, Saturday
and Sunday.
Sunday morning at the A. G.. church
before the preaching service, Prof. A.
E. Hatch raised $106 in fifteen minutes
for the purpose of putting in a new
furnace.
WEST CHARLESTON
Glen Coffey is quite ill.
Elmer Nye was home last week
Miss Leona Driver is visiting at G.
A. Drivers.
Miss Helen Nourse visited in Derby
the past week.
N. c. Eastman has been to Canada
on business trip.
G. w. Driver is building an addition
to his house. ~
A. G. Bishop has sold his farm to
Howard Wiley.
Mrs. D. S. Cook is still failing,
although slowly.
Mrs. Ina Griffin of Newport is visit
ing at J. D. Niles
Geo Shannon of Derby was here on
business Saturday.
Mrs. Chester Eastman has been in
Richford to visit friends.
John Coffey recently visited in
Canada, his former home.
Mrs. Nancy Allen is better so as to
be able to walk to the village.
Chandler Horn and family of Derby
visited at S. D. Barrup's Sunday.
Mrs. Loretta McCluskey was in
Boston on business part of last week.
Mrs. Stevens of Island Pond has
been recent guest at Geo. Roberts S.
Mrs. Nancy Bean of West Derby
visited Mrs Seavey part of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Roberts and two
children recently visited at Island
Pond.
Rev. J. w. Burgin will have for his
subject Sunday morning, "Things
That are Needed"
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aldrich of Island
Pond are visiting her parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. G. w. Driver.
The Boy Scouts have some very
interesting literature relative to theil
organization for sale.
Mrs. Erastus Buck and daughter Of
Newport are visiting her sister, Mrs
Ed. Buck, and family.
Rev. J. w. Burgin. pastor of the
Baptist church, gave his hearers two
extraordinary sermons Sunday.
Mr. Batchelder has bought the farm
where Howard Wiley has rented TO
several years. 1t belonged to A. G
Bishop.
The Baptist C. E. society hav
changed the time of their meetin,
from Sunday evening to Wednesday
evening.
Many here were saddened to lear
of the death of Newburn Cole. Hi
body was brought to Derby for buria
Monday.
Rev j. w. Burgin was called t
Newport Center Wednesday to atten
the funeral of Mr.. Willard, forme
parish oner.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Brooks an
daughter spent few days with he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Temple
before moving from Morgan to Coven
try.
Mrs A. j. Crawford visited MRS
Amy Crawford three days last week
Mr. Crawford came Saturday and bot
returned Sunday to their home
Westfieid.
The Ladies' Aid society of tn
Baptist church held their annus
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