Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-11-26
Newport News Page
Important Happenings and Local
Notes from the County Seat.
ROBERT CLEMENT, Editor

Miss Myrtle Bailey of West Derb,
is visiting her grandmother. Mrs
Lydia Bailey.
Mrs. M. H.fParker has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Clark, at Browningtor
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Hartwe]l are
the parents of a ten-pound son, born
Monday. Nov. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Durkee will spend
Thanksgiving day with his sister, Mrs.
Fletcher, at Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Miller of Troy
visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Miller, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Smith will
spend Thanksgiving with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Arab Wilcox of Orleans.
The Misses Hazel Percy and Edith
Morse, who attend school at Derby
academy, are home on a short vaca-
| ton.
Mrs. Jaqulth has returned from her
visit in Massachusetts,. She will make
her future home with her sister. Mrs.
F. P. Miller
Mrs. Amos Lawson and daughter,
Ruth, who have been visiting rela.
tives ana friends in Boston, have
returned home.
The subject at the A. C. church for
Sunday morning. Nov. 80. is, 1.-The
Mission of the Church in these Last
Days" Pastor, Elder Edwin Joy.
EAST CHARLESTON
Mrs Austin Hall is quite sick.
Allen Maxwell was quite ill last
week but is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Price are spend
ing the week in Morgan.
Mrs. Lottie- Goodwin. nurse, is
caring for patient in Barton.
Norris Grow has moved into the new
house he has built on his farm.
O. H. Rawson of Newport wassa
guest at J. B. Bucks the past week.
Parties from New Jersey were here
last week shipping Christmas trees.
DR.. and Mrs Parlin of Island Pond
were guests of DR.. ]. B. Cushman last
week.
L IS JuIIlOIS Will give L. DuluUIS
Bees Circus in the veStry Friday,
Dec. 5.
Lillian and EIva Findlay of Orleans
and Evansville are home for short
vacation.
Mrs. Harley Bly, was called to
Derby by the critical illness of her
father, Mr.. Holt.
Mrs. John Piper and son, Vernard,
are visiting her daughter, Mrs. Hudson
Of Mlddletown Springs.
Mrs Merrill Lewis entertained her
sister, Mrs Laura Whitehill, of
Bloomington last week.
The schools closed last week for
weeks vacation They will begin the
winter term Monday, Dec. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Buck attended
the funeral of her brother, Geo.
Campbell, at Newport Center this
week.
Margaret Kidder and Verna Temple,
after teaching a successful term at
the Village and Echo schools, have
returned to their homes in West
Charleston.
At the next meeting of Echo grange
Tuesday evening, Dec. End, they will
have the debate which they were to
have had at their last meeting. exc
solved: That the people who havea
! home and family are the happiest. %
Lunch, sandwiches and coffee. Ladies
please bring sandwiches.
The pupils having neither tardy or
absent marks at the Buck school this
term were Ivy, Grace, Earl, Clifford
and Bluebell Belknap.. Those having
no tardy marks were Anna and Harry
Jensen and those missing no words
Bluebell and Hazel Belknap and
| Lawrence Jensen.
WEST CHARLESTON
Mrs John Wing is gaining.
Mrs. Harvey is much improved.
John Horrigan is failing rapidly.
Mrs. C. P. Church is much better.
Reginald Eley is visiting relatives
here
Ben Townsend is working for Albert
Nadeau.
Mrs E. J. Bruce has returned home
from Newport.
Mrs A. b. Ross has returned home
from Montreal.
Charlie Pearsons is working a
Ernest Worbov's.
w. W. 81 dgett and family of New
port visited relatives here Friday.
Cephas Dupont and Mr. Mosher ar,
through boarding at G. G.. Eastman's.
Miss Chamberlin visited at Lei
Halls in Derby for few days recent
ly.
Miss Ella Alton has beer in Brown
ington to visit her cousin. Mrs. Jane
Young.
Alden Mudgett has finished boardin
at the hotel and is boarding at Wilbu
o Fosters.