Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-05-14
EAST CHARLESTON


Mrs. May Taylor is painting her
buildings. x---
y Alice. Cushman, who has. been quite
III. is able to be out. 81 .sssss----.
Elias Moulton Of Holland visited rel
atives here last week.
Will Gray visited his mother,EMrs.
Rose Gray, last week. ssses ,ssaa. x
Wilson Buck of West Derby was
visitor in town last week. =,
&c. E. shedrick is staying at Clyde
Cottage for few weeks.
eMr. and Mrs. w. R. Price are spend
ing several days in Sherbrooke.
Several fishing parties from out of
| town were guests at Echo Inn the past
week.
! Mrs. ]. Bishop and son Gene, visited
her son Harley at Sheffield the past
week.
Miss Kate Carroll of Island Pond
was a guest at Geo. Andrews's last
week.
Mrs. Frank Holmes of Orleans was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Price
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Tripp of West
Derby visited his brother Fred at Echo
Pond last week.
Wallace Mack has returned from
New Hampshire and is spending a few
weeks at his home.
~fCommunion Sunday will be observed
| May Is at Plymouth church. Every
body cordially invited.
Mrs. Lottie Goodwin has returned
from Barton, where she has been
spending several weeks.
The topic for the c.. E. prayer meet
ing May Is, "Love not the World
Leader. Mrs. Henry Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Piper were
called to Island Pond by the serious
illness Of their granddaughter Mildred ,
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Blood are glad to see them
move into their old home after living
several years in Barton.
The many friends Of Maude Tatro
will be glad to hear she underwent
successful operation at Montreal
as can be expected.
1t is expected that Rev. Mr.. Ander-
son of Derby will give a lecture, ''The
House that Jack Built, ION Friday, May
23 Admission ten cents. All come, as
Mr. Anderson's lectures are we'll
worth hearing.
Echo Grange will hold it's next reg
ular meeting May 20. There will be
. a debate: Resolved. THAT a dirty.
good-natured woman is pleasanter for a
man to live with than a neat cross
: one": affirmative, L. A. Parker; Mega
tive, Homer Morrill,.
5 WEST CHARLESTON
c. P. Church is very poorly.
Mrs. John Griffin is gaining slowly.
J Esther Kidder of Derby Line was
home Saturday.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Young are in
+ Canada visiting relatives.
Mrs. John Coffey and little daughter
Ethel are on the sick list
. Miss Florence Ewens has returned
from her school in Boston. ssxss
Y Harry Parlin is moving his house.
S hold goods to George Cooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Horn and her
e son, Harry Daggett, of Derby, visited
n at S. D. Barrup's Sunday.
Charlie Pearsons has finished work
t for Ernest Wofboys and has gone to
;, Evansville where he has work.
The friends here of Mr.. and Mrs.
t Norman Wiley of Orleans congrat-
S ulate them on the birth of son.
Mrs. Wesley Horn and daughters
S Miss Hazel and Mrs. McCluskey, with
;. her little son Gilbert. spent Saturday
at Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Crawford and
! daughter, Mrs. Ora Dane, visited at
n the home OF his brother, j. H. Craw-
ford. Sunday.
S The union Mothers Day. service
4 last Sunday morning was both inter-
e esting and impressive. In the evening
/ the exercises were espec ally fine. The
| church was filled at both services.
Mrs. William Armstrong, who has
a spent the winter in Woodsville, N. H.,
with her granddaughter, Mrs. Bernard
Thayer, returned one day last week
and is at the home of her son, S. D.
Barrup.
G. M. Stearns. photographer. of
5 Holland, visited his cousin, Herbert
Badger. and family part of last week,
and did Photographic work for several.
MT. OtcdTIlS Is truly dH dTGlSI III his
chosen profession.
Mrs. Revoir has purchased the old
Parlin building opposite Fred Parlin's
and is having it thoroughly repaired.
When completed it will be great inn
provement to our village. John Coffey
and Wilbur Foster are working there.
| DR.. Allen and DR.. Parker of St.
Johnsbury were here last week Tues
/ day to see little Marion Kendrick. We
, are glad to report that she is little
better. DIR. Parker is a classmate of
DR.. Hendricks and specialist on
children's diseases.
Last week Tuesday afternoon the
largest band of gypsies ever seen here
J passed through towards East Charles.
t ton They were also the most diSror,