Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-01-21
LOCAL NEWS
WEST CHARLESTON
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Rev. A. B. Ross was at East
i charleston to attend the ordination of
Kew. w. r. Price Tuesday afternoon
and evening of last week.
The school sewing circle met last
week with Miss Esther Buck. Mrs.
Buck served fruit and confectionery.
All attending had very enjoyable
time.
while at Derby Sunday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Kelley, Geo. Roberts
was taken i'll and was brought to his
home here Immediately. Mr.. Roberts
is much better.
, This community was shocked to
learn Thursday morning that Levi
Kelley had passed away at his home in
Derby Center village. A number from
here attended the funeral Sunday.
" Harold S. Glasson and Miss Hazel I.
Horn. both Of Charleston, were united
in marriage by Rev. J. w. Burgin at
the Baptist parsonage Sunday. Jan.
Il. Congratulations. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glasson will make their home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinton.
On Sunday S. D. Barrup's chimney
burned out SO badly that the atticTa and
roof caught fire and the Fhouse very
narrowly escaped being burned. There
was large amount Of snow on the
roof and so only a few places were
burned entirely through. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barrup were alone and with
water succeeded in putting the fire out.
GREENSBORO BEND
Joseph Massey is very sick.
A. c. Chase was in st. Johnsburv
last week on business.
Mrs. Sawyer harrington, who has
been quite sick, is little better
Miss Mildred Miles of Hardwick is
spending few days with Hazel Pope.
Ben Demars is in Wolcott. WORKING
on lumber job drawing logs into the
mill there.
Mrs. Cameron and Miss Esdon
attended the teachers meeting at
Barton Friday.
F. N. Michaud is getting out lumber
to build barn in the spring to replace
the one destroyed by fire last fall.
LOWELL
G. G. Stannard was in Barton the
last of the week.
David Batchum and son, Elmer,
have exchanged places.
F. M. Harlow of Hartford. Conn
was in town last week.
: Mrs. Esdon Kinney is spending.a few
weeks in Albany with her sister. Mrs
Whitcher.
Miss Marjorie Sinclair and Miss
| Minnie Cello were in Westfeld Satrr-
day to visit their grandmother. Mrs.
Sarah Thornton. m:
| almost is but to FAIL" was the
Sunday morning theme at the North
church and Bunting the Waves for
the chlldren's sermon. David Batchum
OF Woodbury. filled his old place as
leader of the c. E. meeting.
WESTFIELD
The Rev. F. B. Hyde was in New
port on Friday.
1t is reported that Byron E. Gilman
Will move to Maine when school closes.
H. R. Angler has moved into the
| house he recently purchased of Bert
Percy.
| The village teachers attended the
educational meeting at Barton on
Friday.
The w. C. T. u. will meet with
Mrs. H. D. Miller on Tuesday after
noon, Jan. 27.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Ralph Larabee Wednesday
afternoon, Jan. %.
Mr.. LANG of Burlington gave an
illustrated temperance lecture in the
church Thursday evening to large
audience.
The male quartet from North Troy,
assisted by lady reader, will give an
entertainment in the church Friday
evening, Jan. 80. under the auspices
of the W. c. T. U. Refreshments will
be served.
WESTMCRE
Mrs. Mary Cole and Miss Gladys
Orne visited in Newport Friday.
M. E. Calkins attended the agricul
tural meeting at Newport Friday.
The auditors will meet at the school
house at Millbrook on Saturday, Jan
81, to audit the accounts of the severa
town officers
The w. B. T. L. class will have
poverty social at j. w. Hyde's Frida.
evening, Jan. %. Ladies please bring
doughnuts. Five. cen is admission
Fines same as last year.
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