Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-05-21

With specimen questions are furnished |
with each application blank and can be
obtained from c. A. Bancroft, local
secretary at the Custom house or
Edward E E: stebbins, secretary First
Civil Service district, Boston. Mass.
Applications must be filed with the
latter not later than June 9.
EAST CHARLESTON
Mrs. Eugene Gray is ill.
C. E. Shedrick Els Tpainting Clyde
Cottage.
Ava Allyn is home from Waterbury
for a recent vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Price are spend
ing seveaal days in Morgan.
Mrs. B. F. Davis has moved into
Will Hills house in the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stoddard of
East Burke were visitors in town last
week.
Mrs. Archer has returned from
Gardner. Mass, where she has been
spending several months with her son
Richard.
Ada Rexford ~of,. Island FPond and
their parents Mr.. I and Mrs. Lyman
| Rexford.
Topic for othe C. E. prayer meeting
May %, ''The Stature of Christ, Grow
ing Up n 20 It." Leaders, Leas Max
we'll and Ivan Buck.
Mrs. Bert Seavey and children visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Henry Roberts,
from which she will go to her new
home in ST. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Somers and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerry Heath and son of Rock Is
land were guests of Mr.. Heath's aunt
and cousin. Mrs. J. H. Wolcott and
Mrs. G. E. Shedrick last week.
Charles Canning and Mildred Parker,
two of our popular young people, were
married inls Newport Thursday Tand
taking several pounds of rice with
them. Congratulations. .--.
Robert Archer was thrown from his
wagon last week coming down the hill
from Norris Crows. The iron on the
wagon pole broke and the horses ran,
I destroying the wagon and sharness.
One of the horses was hurt..but Mr.
Archer escaped with few bruises.
WEST CHARLESTON
c. P. Church is little better.
Mrs. John Griffin is able to sit up a
little.
Henry Kline is here visiting his
parents.
Cecil Pickel of East Burke has been
home for few days.
Charlie Garland is in Salem Derby
working for Charles.W Waterman.
Maurice Pickel and Lynn Austin are
painting Clarke Royce's buildings.
SIP. Pickel goes this week to'-East
Burke to work on the Darling farm.
E. J. Bruce is slowly gaining and is
able to be out of doors pleasant. days.
Tracy Pratt had bad attackSaturday
and his right hand is partially useless.
Mr.. and Mrs John Sweeney of Is
land Pond have been recent callers
here.
! Miss Emily Parftt of South HadIey
Falls, Mass. is visiting Mrs. Josie
, Royce.
Mr.. Stumpf is not as we'll. His
sister, Mrs. Wilson Buck has beer
visiting him.
Grace Derusha has finished work fol
Mrs. Albert Driver and is helping Mrs
f Eugene Lyon.
= The ninth grade final examinations
will be held Fat the schoolhouse here
May % and %.
4 Gilmore Powers and two sisters Of
\ Stanstead, P. O., visited at c.. P
| Church's Saturday.
Ed. Royce and daughter Marion o.
Z Bloomington visited his mother, Mrs
Josie Royce, Sunday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lafoe hav.
: been entertaining his cousins, Mr.. ant
|; Mrs. Lafoe, of Sheffield.
+ A. w. Lyon is having steel ceilin,
d and sides put in his kitchen, pickle
e and Austin doing the work.
John Brooks and son Lester of Gov
} entry have been visiting his daughter
h Mrs. Eugene Lyon and family.
at Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gee of Little
v ton, N. H.. came Saturday with thei
= auto to visit his brother Bert and wife
g Grace Phifeld, who has been in tn
1T west teaching for several months,
g visiting her mother, Mrs. Will Shar
Is non.
~ Miss Julia Clarke has returned afte
:. visiting at H. G. Clarke's at Newpol
70 and at O. M. Carpenters at Derb
70 Line.