Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-29

j. w. Moore was in Newport few
days the past week.
Charles Hilliard was on the sick list
few days last week.
Mrs Guy Fletcher has gone to
North Troy for short visit.
The donation at M e. church was
we'll attended. Proceeds, $79.
w. H. Alexander went to the Queen
Victoria hospital, Montreal, Wednesday
for treatment.
EAST CHARLESTON
Grace Jenson is quite sick.
Mrs. Geo Canning is anite i'll.
Mrs. Olive Morse IS gaining slowly.
Mr. and Mrs w. r. Price are spead-
ing a few days in Morgan.
Mrs. Kidder is in West Derby caring
for niece, who is very i'll.
Mrs. Nj. c. Davis is spending a few
weeks with Mrs. Melissa Lang.
Eugene Gray has finished work at
Lyndonville and returned home.
Mr.. Rawson of Newport was a bus-
ness visitor in town the past week.
There will be social dance at Echo
Inn Friday. Jan. 31st. Bill 50 cents.
Joseph Canning is in Coventry can
vassing for gasoline lamps and fat
irons.
Mass. to spend the remainder of the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Barney visited
their daughter. Mrs. Wilder in Derby
Sunday.
Gilman Hill, who has been in very
! poor health for the past few weeks. is
improving.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Aldrich Of
Sutton were guests OF relatives III
| town last week
! Mildred Taylor. Elvin Spiller and
Harold Findley visited relatives and
friends in Morgan recently.
| Mrs. Geo. Chase entertained her
sister and brother. Nellie and William
Nicholson. of LyndonViiie recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Converse Andrews of
! Newport Center were guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Andrews
the past week.
Mrs. Ray Wilder has returned to her
home in New York city after spending
! several weeks with Mfr. and Mrs
Frank Wilder.
Topic for the c. E. prayer meeting.
Jan. 80. mission Work at Home and
Abroad. Evangelism. Leaders, Mission
ary committee.
A party of about so friends met
with Mrs. Amanda Colburn, Friday.
Jan. "a to help her celebrate her
birthday. Refreshments were served
and social evening enjoyed. a sun
shine bag we'll filled was left as 8
pleasant reminder of their visit.
WEST CHARLESTON
! C. P. Church Sr., is i'll with a
stomach trouble.
About as many wagons as sIegh5
and sleds are being run.
The Library commissioners have
just purchased thirteen new books for
the library.
Our sympathy is with Mr.. and Mrs
Ora Foster of Manchester, n. H.. in
the loss Of their infant daughter.
Mrs. Ella Church Of Derby visited
at the home of her brother, John Dud-
ley, over Sunday
Rev. A. 3. Ross and Dea. A. r.
Kidder attended the ministers meet
ing at Newport last week.
Miss Phila Hea tn, who lives with
her nephew Ellis worth and family, had
/, ! q oh d0yT
John Heath was called to Newport
Center last week to attend the funeral
of his sister, Mrs. Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Pocock have
: moved on to the Renihan farm recent
; ly purchased by r. p. Skinner.
One day last week Mr. and Mrs.
George Cummings received a large
box of purple violets from relatives ia
South Carolina. They came by Par
cells Post and were as fresh as wheu
picked.
Reuben Horn was born in RichforG,
May z, 1887 and was one of the nine
children of Luman and Almira (Judd
Horn On Jan. Is. 1863 he was uni ted
+ in marriage to Miss Ruhama Richard
son of Richford and together they have
shared the joys and endured the sor
I rows of life for fifty six years. To
them were born seven children only
9 one of whom, Mrs Norman Johnson,
is deceased. MIR. and Mrs. Horn nave
lived at various places in Canada.
S where Mr.. Horn was engaged in the
lumber business until nine years ag,
n because of failing health they came t.
Vermont and bought small place il
Morgan to be nearer their children
e About four years ago en account o.
r Mrs. Horns i'll health they broke u,
housekeeping and sold their place
% since then they have made their hom,
~ either with their son. Wesley Horn
and family or with their daughter
Mrs. S. D. Barrup. and family. Will
ID at the latter place MIR. Horn was tax
e en- ill with what proved to be gangren