Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-08

WEDNESDAY,, JANUARY
The barn on the farm known as No.
9 and owned by Mr.. Bean was burned
to the ground Sunday evening caused
by the explosion of lantern. The
stock and tools were saved.
Topic for the c. E. prayer meeting
Jan. 9, 1.-The Ideal Christian, His
Conservation: Leader, Mrs w. r.
Price. There will be social hour at
the close of the Injecting. Everybody
| cordially invited.
The officers for Echo grange are as
follows: Master, S. E. Norris; over
seer, Carroll Piper; lecturer, Mrs. P.
Kelly; steward, Gerald Barney: as
sistant steward, Elvin Colburn ::
chaplain, W. R. Price: treasurer, Park
er Kelly; secretary, Mrs. A. C. Allyn !;
gatekeeper, L. G. Buck; Ceres, Grace
Barney Pomona, Bernice Allyn; Flora,
Helen Gibson; lady assistant stew
ard, Hazel Morse.
ciety are as follows: President. Mrs.
w. r. Price; vice president, B. G.
Moore; recording secretary and treas
urer, Grace Barney; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. [. R. Wolcott; librari-
| an. Orpha Wilson; assistant, Gerald
Barney; organist, Mrs. I. r. Wolcott !;
assistant, Mildred Parker; Junior su-
perintendent, Mrs. w. R. Price; assist
ant superintendent, Orpha Wilson and
Ida Moulton.
Ralph Allbee of Concord, N. H., and
Lois Cook of West Charleston were
married at the home of her sister,
Mrs Parker Kelley, Tuesday, Dec 81
at high noon, Rev. Thomas Hall of
1salnd Pond officiating. The double
ring ceremony was used. Among the
guests were John Cook, father of the
bride from West Charleston and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold SealIes of Derby.
Mr. and Mrs. A!lbee will make their
home in Concord, N H., Congratula-
tons.
WEST CHARLE%TON
Charles Ewens died Tuesday fore
noon.
Little Veda Worboys has been sick
the past week
Eddie Hill is having a vacation from
Holton's store
Mrs. Harvey and granddaughter
May are better
DR.. Chase has a son from Hanover
N. H., visiting him.
Reginald Eley of Berlin, N. H., is
here visiting relatives.
A large number, especially children,
are having severe colds.
Henry Kline has returned to his
work in Massachusetts.
Mrs. A. J. Crawford has returned
to her home in Westfeld.
Nearly all of James Mcnamara S
family are i'll with the distemper.
Ben Heath of West Derby has been
a recent visitor of his parents here.
Automobiles have been seen on our
streets till within the past few days.
Tessa Foster has been in Morgan
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Gary Wheeler.
S. D. Barrup has bought a work
team of John Cloud of East Charleston.
Mrs. William Armstrong of Derby
is at the home of her son, S. D.
| Barrup.
Rev. and Mrs. Ross had as guests
New Years day, Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler
of Barton.
| James Crawford has purchased a
work team of Kit Hudson of East
Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcnamara have
been entertaining his brother the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Piper of East
Charleston are here visiting their sor
George and family
The next meeting of Navy grange
will be Jan. IA, at which time will be
installation Of officers.
A nice Individual communion set has
been given to the Baptist church by
the Ladies Aid society.
Miss Georgiana st. Peter of BurIing.
ton visited her sister, Mrs. Verna ST
Peter, one day last week.
Mr.. Durgin and grandson Austir
recently visited his daughter, Mrs.
Lee Elliott, and family at Island Pond
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shedd and tw,
small granddaughter visited at Bert
Shedd's in Island Pond New Years day
The friends here of Mr.. and Mrs
Levi Wood of Derby wish to congratu
late them on the birth of another
daughter.
J. G. Eley is having a vacation from
his work in the creamery and with his
wife and little daughter is visiting il
Island Pond.
The first thunder shower of this yea
came last Friday late in the after
noon when sharp lightning and thunder
occurred several times.
Lewis Nye and family visited at thu
home of their son Walter in Barton
over Christmas. Mrs. Sadie Delarm
remained for few weeks.
! We are sorry to learn of the sever,
illness of DIR. Gatchell at his home il
Beebe, P. O., We understand he il
suffering with blood poisoning causet
nv hollis