Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-10-01

M, during the summer will leave at
1926 p. The airline at night arrives
at 5. IL p. M, one minute earlier and
the mail arrives at 6.35 p. M, five
minutes earlier. The train for Sher-
brooke at night will leave at z p. m,
instead of ITO p. m: The other regu
lar winter trains will leave at about
the same time as usual.
NEWPORT CENTER
..Erald Rogers has gone to South
Troy to work in the creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brooks of East
Coventry were callers in town Sunday.
Mrs. Retta Rollins and two sons
visited relatives at Albany the past
week.
- Elder Edwin Joy went Monday to
New Hamphire to visit relatives and
friends.
= Mr. and Mrs. Herman Smith visited
their daughter. Mrs. Arab Wilcox, in
Orleans Sunday.
Miss Gladys Briggs. who works in
Newport. visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Briggs, the past week.
DERBY
Miss Zilda Connor is working for
Mrs. John Ansboro.
Leland Wiley of Schenectady, N.
Y, is in town on business.
Clinton Scott of Tufts college was in
town recently calling on friends.
Elmer Lamere has bought the Dur
geon place across the river of Mrs. E.
0. Silver.
Mrs. Harvey of Lyndonville is
stopping with her friend, Mrs May
Donaldson.
Mrs. E. O. Silver and family re-
turned last week to East Orange, their
winter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blay of Coven-
try were in town calling on relatives
and friends Sundays
Mrs. Frank Wilson and Mrs. J. C..
Hay, who have been on the sick list
are now on the gain.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Campbell and
son, Ralph, were in Orleans over
| Sunday visiting relatives.
Mrs. Arnold Edmunds and little son
of South Troy visited her uncle, L. P.
Jenne, one day last week.
Miss Louisa Gray has gone to Boston
to attend school. Her mother, Mrs
! Gray, has moved to Orleans where Mr..
Gray has work.
Mrs. Johnsboro was in Meredith, N.
H., to visit her parents over Saturday
and Sunday, her father being quite i'll
at the present.
Mr.. Fand Mrs. "Frank Massey of
| Newport were the guests of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Beerworth, OF
this place Sunday.
Miss Barbara Smith has returned to
her home in Meredith, N. H.. after
spending several weeks with hel
sister, Mrs. John Ansboro.
Mrs. Goodrich is in Rutland for
several weeks visit to relatives. She
also attended the Baptist state conven.
ton in Poultney last week.
FThe chicken pie supper given by the
ladies of the Congregational society
will occur on Wednesday night, Oct. Ii
at the town hall. Every bodycome.
Misses Gertrude Wheeler and Susie
Streeter are in Boston, the guests OF
Miss Wheeler'S aunt, Mrs. Sargent
Miss Streeter intends to work there.
Keep in mind the harvest supper a
the town hall Wednesday,, Oct. 8, from
6 o'clock till all are served. Every
body welcome. Supper Is cents. AL
you can eat.
Mr.. Rice has moved into the nous,
he bought of A. w. Kimball and il!
making extensive repairs. Henri,
Moulton is moving into the house
vacated by Mr.. Rice.
The many friends of Zenas Blak
were saddened by his death Sunday
The family have the sympathy of tn
entire community. Mr.. Blake was
resident of West Derby
EAST CHARLESTON
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Will all please take this as an invi
tation to contribute any fancy or use
full articles also candy and food to tn
fair to be held by the United Worker
Friday, October II.
At the, grange meeting Tuesday
October Z the third and fourth degre
will be worked. Supper will be served
Ladies please bring cake or dou ghnuts
Twenty three men, who have com
here to cut Christmas trees are stay
ing at Echo Inn, besides severa
smaller gangs, who are staying a
different farms, where they are a
work.
w. R. Price and B. G. Morse attend
ed the Sunday school convention a
orleans last week. At the Sunda,
evening meeting the delegates CAV
most interesting reports which wer,
enjoyed by the congregation.
Carol j. Piper and Maude Tatr
were married at Barton September
by Rev. w. A. Warner. They wer
attended by Miss Bessie Converse an
Gerald Conley. These young peopl
! are popular here and we are glad t
report they will locate in town.
WEST CHARLESTON