Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-11-18
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER b. 1914

T1TOR. WEDNESDAY. NOV
H. J. Hudson is in New York visit
ing his son. Ernest. Before he returns
he will visit his son Elmon, in Middle
town Springs.
Wesley F. Cargill of Echo Pond
raised turnip that weighed 24a
pounds and cabbage that weighed. over
20 pounds. He thinks old Vermont is
the place after all.
Several friends met with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Canning Wednesday evening
to remind them of their seventh ami
versary. Refreshments were served
and very pleasant evening spent.
Mrs Carrie Wheeler of Island Pond
had shock Saturday, Nov. z. She
died the following Tuesday and was
brought here for burial. Mrs. Wheeler
was the eldest daughter Of Alonzo
Gray of this place.
On Thanksgiving,evening the C. F.
society will take the topic. 'Mission-
program is being prepared and coIlec-
ton taken. All having mite boxes
will please return them by then and
they will be opened that evening.
Refreshments will be served.
What might have been a serious
accident occurred Wednesday evening
near VIM. Colburn's when the shackle
iron broke on wagon in which Chas.
Wolcott and Willie Stoddard were
riding. Thewagon turned completely
over, throwing both men out. Willie
had his chin cut and both knees
were hurt. Charles. who was driving,
was dragged over the frozen ground
the horse and was confined to the
house few days by an injury to his
hip. The horse was not hurt, but the
WEST CHARLESTON
Mrs. J. w. Burgin is better.
Miss Hannah Eley is much improved.
T. B. Pratt has returned from New
Jersey.
Mamie Uttin is acting as librarian
at present.
Clarke Royce died Sunday afternoon.
Obituary next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shannon of
Derby were in town Wednesday.
Geo. Dane is building veranda on
the rear of the postoffice building.
Arthur Horn visited his sister, Mrs.
F. j. Faufaw, in Holland last week.
Mrs. John Dudley visited Mrs. Ella
Church at Derby last week Tuesday.
Mrs. Allen Cushman has been quite
i'll the past two weeks, but is gaining.
Mrs. Hildreth of Derby has been at
Rev. j. w. Burgin's the past two
weeks.
Alden Mudgett has exchanged his
team with Ed. Flanders of Barton for
an auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster and son of
Westmore recently visited at j. B.
Holton's.
Elmer Elliott of Orleans visited his
nephew, Herbert Badger. and family
last week.
Peter Pickel and son, Cecil, recently
returned from the West, were in town
last week.
John Harvey has moved into Mrs.
Walter Hlldreth's tenement. the Wor-
boys house.
Mrs. Alkaline Cook has had a niece,
Mrs. Dingman, of Enosburg Falls
visiting her.
Mrs. Henry Kline passed through a
very successful operation Wednesday
and is gaining.
Mrs. Hannah Griffin of Salem-Derby
is stopping at the home of her brother,
Daniel Spencer
L. R. Wilson is staying with John
Latham at the village while he remains
as stage driver.
A good crowd gathered for Mrs.
Ella Rich Lees auction and every
thing sold well.
Mrs Myrtle Sanderson was a guest
last week of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Osmond Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. 7. Moore of New.
port were guests one day last week
at the home of her father, A. w. Lyon.
Mrs Frances Briggs. Mrs. Myra
Brewer and son, Charles. have been
guest of their niece, Mrs. Charles
Niles.
The Ladies' Aid society received
about $24 at their recent chicken pie
dinner. Several from out of town
attended.
Wallace Brown and family and Mr..
Norris all of West Derby. recently
visited Mr.. Browns sister, Mrs.
Carrie Faufaw.
Miss Alice Boardway and brother of
Ryegate are visiting their aunts, Mrs.
Josie Royce and Mrs. Maggie Allen,
and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Badger and
sons visited her aunt. Mrs. Ella
Church. at Derby last week. conveyed
by Carlton Hamblet in the auto.
A.. j. Crawford visited Mrs. Amy
Crawford Sunday and went to Newport
Monday for few days on business
after which he will return to the home