Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-04-08

her sister, Mrs. Elliott. in MORGAN
Sunday. Mrs. Elliott. who is very ill.
is failing.
Mrs. Leon Buck entertained the
young ladies of her Sunday school class
recently at her home. A splendid time
is reported by all present.
Friday evening, Apr. 10, Rev. and
Mrs. Price invite all to prayer meet
ing to be held in the parsonage. it
being Good Friday. They hope for
good attendance.
Fifteen members of the Junior C. E.
society met with Mrs. Emily Naples
den Apr. 5, it being her 8Oth birthday.
After short program they presented
Mrs. Maplesden with birthday cake,
fruit and candy and several small
gifts. Mrs. Maplesden wishes to
heartily thank them and all who helped
to brighten the day for her.
WEST CHARLESTON
Ted Durose is working for Bernie
Gray.
Arthur Horn is working for John
Foster.
A. H. Kidder has been very sick the
past week.
Henry Kline has finished work for
Mr.. Nelson.
Henry Wilder is again driving stage
for Lem Wilson.
Miss Esther Kidder has been calling
on friends in Lowell.
John Laham is doing the boiling for
Mr.. Nelson at his sugar camp.
Miss Elsie Dwire has gone to East
Charleston to work at the Echo Inn.
Harry Parlin is working for his
uncle, Lewis Nye, during sugaring.
Mrs. H. c.. Horn and little son of
Derby visited at S. D. Barrup's Satur-
day.
John Dudley and Joshua Waterman
are helping John Cook through sugar.
ing.
Mrs. Will Hinton visited her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bailey, in Morgan
Saturday.
Marion, the oldest child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Royce, seems to be on the
road to recovery.
An Easter concert will take the
place of the morning sermon on April
IL, at the Baptist church.
Harry Huntoon of Holland is work.
ing for his cousin, Charles Smith,
during the sugaring season.
Ethelyn Hildreth has nearly re-
covered form the trouble she has been
having with her head and eyes.
Fred Huntoon is ont again after
being i'll with tonsilitis. Mrs. Hun
toon, who has been ill with grip, is also
better.
Miss Grace Phifield wishes to thank
all those who so kindly sent her cards
and CHEEKY messages while she was in
the hospital.
Harry Parlin moved last week to
Plunkett. Mr.. Parlin has hired place
for year Of Capt. Randall of Island
Pond.
Mrs. G. w. Horn and daughters.
Gladys and lila, were at East Charles
ton Friday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Harold Glasson.
Chandler Horn, who is working for
his brother-in-law, S. D. Barrup. dur
ing sugaring. spent Sunday in Derby
with his family.
The village school will begin Apr.
Ii, Miss Grace Knight in the grammar
department and Miss Margaret Kidder
in the primary department. The school
at Gay Hill will begin Apr. 20.
Miss Grace Phifield is gaining quite
rapidly and her mother, Mrs. Will
Shannon, is doing quite we'll. Mr..
Shannon has been very i'll the past
week and pneumonia is feared.
1t is with sadness that we record the
death of little Greta, youngest child
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Royce. She died
Sunday morning. An account of her
illness and the funeral will be given
next week.
Mrs. Lem Wilson and sons, Harold
and Clarence, have gone back to their
farm to carry on the sugar place. Miss
Jessie remains at the village as the
efficient housekeeper for the remain
der of the family.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
NOTES..
Sunday morning the pastor will give
young people.
Easter concert Sunday evening. A
carefully prepared Easter service is
to be rendered. to which all are cor
daily invited.
The G.. E. society hold an Easter
service Thursday evening. Leader,
Miss Knight.
The average attendance at the C. E.
meeting or the month of March was
thirty. Three active and four associ
ate members have been added to the
membership roll and the society has
purchased an Individual communion SER
vice for the church.
The Japanese social given by the
Mission study class was we'll attended
and much enjoyed by all present. The
vestry was very tastefully decorated