Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-12-23
NEWPORT CENTER

School has adjourned for a two
weeks vacation.
Little Marion Gould has gone to live
with Chas. Wilcox's family.
Our Baptist minister is doing good
work in keeping the pond scraped for
skating.
Henry Goss's two youngest boys
from Irasburg have been visiting Mr..
| Camment.
, Eben Coolbeth cut his hand few
days ago so badly that it required the
doctors care. 81
O. T. Kelley has sold his place to
Fred Briggs. who expects to take pos
) session Jan. 5. The price was around
$24OO.
The mems class recently had Mrs.
Doyle of ST. Johnsbury to give an
entertainment at Erwin Hall. There
was good crowd and the net receipts
were about ST.
Mr.. Hogaboom's team became fright
ened at the Turnbull auto Thursday.
The lady driving it was thrown out
and her ankle somewhat injured. The
horse ran in back of the Crawford
store and stopped without further
damage.
Will Merriet made merry Friday
night at Mrs. Geo Olen's, throwing a
chair through a window and dancing a
one-step with barrel on the veranda.
A crowd gathered and Ray Griffin
appeared and stopped the fun by
taking him to Newport.
EAST CHARLESTON
Geo. Cummings is working in East
Barnet
Rev. and Mrs. w. R. Price of West
Charleston were visitors in town last
week.
The c. E. prayer meeting will be
held Sunday evening, Dec. 81 Topic,
IAN Unselfish Life" Leader, Mrs.
Leon Buck.
WEST CHARLESTON
Cecil Royce is helping in E. H.
Bucks store.
The Ladies' Aid society are planning
for February sale.
Eugene Percy has started out with
his saving machine.
A. G. Bishop has resigned his posi-
ton as r. F. D. carrier.
Miss Mae Hastings of Lyndon lnsti.
tute is home for the holidays.
The play given Friday evening by
the NJ. W. A. was called very good.
Sam Cushman of California has been
calling on friends here, his former
home.
Mrs. Julia Allbee of West DERBY
was a guest of Mrs. Clyde Durgin last
week.
Miss Mabel Dwire, who has been so
Ill with pneumonia, is now able to be
up about the house.
Rev. w. R. Price was called to Hol-
land Tuesday to officiate at the funeral
of Mrs. Harry Marsh.
It is expected the Pomona grange
will meet here in January Plans and
date will be given later.
Mr.. and Mrs. C I. Morse and sons.
Prescott and Porter. of Newport were
recent callers at A. w. Lyons.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Hill on the afternoon of
Dec. 81. All members are urged to
be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dole of Danville
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nye of Bar.
ton were here to attend the funeral of
Josiah Hamblet.
E. P. Armstrong of Montreal has
! been here visiting relatives and friends.
Sunday morning Mr.. Armstrong was
in his old place in the Baptist choir.
Miss Vena Steadiford of st. Johns
. bury visited her father, Richard Stead
!, ford, one day last week She also
called on her uncle, S. D. Barrup, and
family.
Mrs. A. M. Temple has gone tc
Plymouth, N. H., to visit her sister
Mrs. Fanny Ramsdell She will alst
visit at Rev. j. H. Dickson's in Man
chester, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Kline, Mr.. ant
Mrs. VIM. Nelson and Mr.. and Mrs
Scion Gray of this grange attended thu
Pomona meeting at Bloomington one
day last week.
Remember the tree and exercises a
! the Baptist church on Thursday even
ing, Dec. "a. Everyone invited t.
attend. enjoy the exercises and hans
! their gifts on the tree.
The Derby academy students ar,
i enjoying vacation at their RESPECTIVE,
homes and Miss Verna Temple, wh,
teaches IN the graded school at Derby
\ 10 homo for a fuun uonLct ~,onok;o,