Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-08-19
WEST CHARLESTON

Miss Laura Cram is visiting Miss
Jane Hamblet.
Mrs. Maggie Allen has been visiting
her son, Wilbur.
Mrs. Farr has been working at the
hotel the past week.
Mr.. Folsom of Willoughby visited at
E. H. Bucks Monday.
Ray Jenkins of Woodsville, N. H., is
visiting his parents here.
Miss Moulton of Derby was a guest
at Geo. Roberts's over Sunday.
Miss Lillian Taylor of Boston visit
ed at Z. l.. kinne's over Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Royce kept house for Mrs.
Geo. Calkins during her absence.
During recent electric storm John
Shedd had two young cattle killed.
Mrs. Reed has returned from visiting
her sister. Mrs. Spencer, in Lyndon.
Mrs. Irving WEIGH of Derby visited
at James McNamara's one day last
week.
Theme at the Baptist church Sunday
morning. "The Christians Banking
House,
Mrs. Sarepta Faufaw is in Holland
visiting at the home of her sou, Frank
Faufaw.
Mrs. Dewing and daughter of Con-
necticut are here visiting Mrs. Mary
Stumpf.
Mrs. Cal. Lewis of Salem.Derby
spent part of last week at Daniel
Spencer's.
Mrs. John Smith has had a pretty
serious time with one limb caused by
a bee sting.
1t is expected that the two Sunday
schools will have union picnic in the
near future.
Mrs. Glenn Ruiter and two children
visited Mrs. Chester Carpenter in
Derby Sunday.
Ellsworth Heath has been away on
business and Asa Shobers has been
doing his work.
DR.. H. D. Human of Beverly, Mass,
lis visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Driver.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. G. Bishop and
family and Miss Julia Leavens spent
Thursday in Newport.
Miss Persis Lyon of Orleans has
ibeen visiting at the home of her uncle,
Geo. Dane, for several days.
! Harold GLADDEN., who has been here
visiting relatives, has gone to High
water and Montreal to visit his broth
ers.
In the evening, GOOD, Better,
. Best Last Sunday evening the serv.
ice was held in the Congregational
vestry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Welch are reioic.
ing ever the birth of seven-pouno
daughter Elizabeth Carrie Congrat.
} ulations.
, The Nelson's. Hendricks, Calkins
) Hamblets and Miss Knight have re
turned from Old Orchard and report g
splendid time.
Mrs. Merton Wilson of Barton was
) here last week to visit at the home Of
C. P.Church, Henry Church and Mrs
A. M. Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Glasson of East
) Charleston spent Saturday and Sun
day here with her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. G. w. Horn.
Willis Wiley. who has been a great
} sufferer with blood poisoning in one
hand, caused by breaking needle ir
it, is much better.
Mrs. Chas. Allbee and two sons OF
New York are visiting her sister, Mrs
Farr, and Mrs. Geo. Cummings, anc
Mrs. Clyde Durgin.
| Horace Spencer of Claremont, N.
H., is here on account of the illness
of his brother, Daniel Spencer. Mr..
Spencer seems to be gaining.
Amasa Dwire, who has been in Man.
chester. N. H.. visiting his children,
has returned here to stay for time
with his sons, Fred and Eugene.
) Mr.. WEIGH and daughters, Rena anl
Edna of Derby visited at James Nc
Namara's Sunday and Miss Rens
remained to help Mrs. Mcnamara.
; Miss Bertha Kline goes this week
: Wednesday to Rochester, N. H.. tt
visit at Herbert Horn and from there
; will go to Lowell. Mass, to visit he
brother, Dana Kline.
3 Mrs. Ora Dane and children hav,
been in Newport. Westfeld, Lowell
and Troy visiting relatives. He
; mother, Mrs Andrew Crawford O.
5 Troy. returned with her.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Robinson O
} Island Pond and Mr.. and Mrs. Luciel
Cole of Massachusetts, visited Mr.
5 Robinson's sister and husband, Mr.
) and Mrs. Nathan Allen, Friday.
; Mrs. Monica Foss of Saco, Me-, an,
z two daughters, Miss Mary Foss O
5 Boston and Mrs. Geo. Davis and chill
dren of Los Angeles. CAL. are visitin,
Norman Brown and Mrs. Henry Lafoe
81 One author has well said, "Wortl
makes the man. the want of it make
z the fellow" therefore we say tina
3 several young fellows in this villag
3 were escorted to Newport on Monda
Z to answer to charges OF imbibing to