Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-03-05


trouble.
Mrs. B. F. Davis,
Mrs. Luke Hudson,
Floyd F. Davis.
WEST CHARLESTON
Mrs. A. H. Kldder is gaining
Miss Phila Heath remains comfort
able.
Roland Wilson does not seem to be
gaining
Mrs. J. B. Gray and Mrs. Nelson are
both better.
Miss Stella Dane is helping Mrs. Err
nest Worboys.
James Mcnamara is gathering cream
for Eugene Lyon.
Ed Hamilton is recovering from a
badly sprained wrist
Mrs. May Ewens has friend, Mrs.
Rogers, visiting her.
Little Marion Kendrick has been
very i'll the past week.
Fred Hamblet was in Montreal last
week visiting friends.
Miss Gladys Longley of Westfeld is
working at Ora Danes.
Leslie Hill has finished work at Derby
and is here with his mother.
Mrs. Carrie Waterman has sold her
place to Leslie and Eddie Hill.
Bert Hamilton of Woodsville, N. H.,
has been here to visit his father.
Mrs. Clarence Bowen and children
are recovering from their illness.
Reginald Eley has finished work at
Berlin and is at his fathers here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Church are re-
covering very rapidly from the grip.
Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Horn of Der.
by visited at S. D. Barrup's Sunday.
Ben Heath of Newport recently Wis
tied at the home of his brother Els
worth.
George Shannon is recovering. His
brother viii and family visited there
Sunday.
Mrs. Clifton Barrup and four chill.
dren have been quite i'll with grip the
past ten days.
Alvin Woodland was at Evansville to
attend the funeral of his aunt, Mrs.
Matilda Woodland.
Charles Crawford and son, Fred of
Newport visited his brother, James
and family Sunday.
Mrs. Nathan Allen. who has been
confined to her bed the past few
weeks, is some better.
The last number of the entertainment
course comes March IL by Peter Mac
Queen, famous orator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest BatcheIder of
Coventry recently visited at Clayton
Brooks and Eugene Lyons.
Miss Annie Rhodes, who has been
visiting at John Powers has returned
to her home in West Derby.
Lemuel Wilson. Jr, is to be the
stage driver between here and New
port the coming four years.
Arthur Horn is in Highwater, Glen
Sutton and other Canadian places Wis.
iting relatives and friends.
Jay Labounty has finished work fo,
Eugene Lyon and has gone to Mont.
real, where he has employment.
Bert Uttin and family have moved
part of their goods to Coventry
where he will work for Will Odell.
Miss Persis Lyon of Orleans ha.
been visiting at the home of her uncle
George Dane, and also other relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pearsons of Yves
Derby were here Sunday to visit his
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs Johr
Griffin.
Mr.. Garland and family of Derb.
have moved into part of Will Hid
reth's house, they being Mrs. Hid
reth's parents.
Mrs. George Shannon has been t
Pine Hill to see her father. Charlie
Foster, who does not gain as fast a.
his many friends wish he might.
G d. Pratt of Newport having
bought the undertaking business Q
Green & Pratt. will continue the bust
ness in this town with H. G. Ruiter.
At the last grange meeting Solo
Gray and George Calkins were appoint
ed representatives to attend meeting
at Newport for the purpose of formln
County Farm Bureau association.
At the close of the last grange meet
ing social hour was enjoyed and re
freshments were serve1 in honor of tn
birthday of the treasurer. Mrs n. {
Eastman, which occurred that day.
Mrs. Grace Lyon. who had been i
about week died Sunday morning
Her sister. Mrs. Bowker of Chicago a.
rived in time to see her alive. Mr..
Bowker has not been here for about l
wears.