Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-11-11

success and the ladies wish to thank
all who helped in any way to make it
so. Proceeds, $14.
There will be church meeting Sat-
urday evening, Nov. IA, in the vestry
to consider the resignation of Rev. w.
R. Price. Everyone interested in
church work is urged to attend this
meeting.
WEST CHARLESTON
Arthur Horn is slowly gaining.
Curtis Spencer is little better.
Miss Hannah Eley returned home
Sunday.
Jay Labounty has been i'll with rheu-
matism.
Clarke Royce is failing and is con-
fined to his bed.
Leslie Hill is visiting his mother
and brother here.
Richard Steadiford is now able to
walk down street.
Mrs. Peavey of Morgan is guest at
the home of John Hayes.
Lemuel Wilson and family are
moving back to their farm.
A. M. Temple was at Clifton Bar
rup's the first of the week plastering.
Mrs. Hannah Griffin of Salem Derby
is visiting her brother, Daniel Spencer
and family.
The friends of Mrs. Myrtle (Demick)
Davis, recently married, extend con-
gratulations.
Mrs. Bressette and daughter of
Norton are visiting at John Shedd's
and Herbert Badgers.
Joshua Waterman and family moved
Monday to Coventry where they have
hired the Van Day farm.
Mrs. Bean has moved her goods to
West Derby. They have been stored
for some time at Mrs. Seavey's.
Mrs. Ella Rich Lee and daughter,
Mrs. Genevieve Downer are here
attending to their household goods.
Daniel Spencer is failing. He has
lost all use of his limbs and is now
very helpless. Much sympathy is felt
for Mr.. Spencer and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Badger and
sons visited friends in Norton two
days last week. Carlton Hamblet
conveyed them with the auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith have re-
turned to their home after spending
several weeks in Worcester and Bos-
ton.
C. E. service Thursday evening at 7
O'Clock. Topic. magnify the C.. E.
Pledge" Leader, Miss Margaret Kid
der.
Harold and Clarence Wilson went
last week to the woods to work for
Hinton during the winter. James
Mcnamara expects to go this week to
the same place.
Mrs. C. P. Church received word
from Worcester, Mass, last week that
her son, Henry, who recently visited
her, had lost part of his right hand by
getting it caught in the machinery
with which he works.
Clifton and Mark Barrup and Harold
Ruiter, accomp sned by Chandler
Horn Of Derby, went to their camp in
Morgan Monday. where they Will
remain during the deer hunting sea
son. Guy Barrup conveyed them,
returning the same day.
Mrs. Henry Kline is very i'll. DR.
Kendrick of this place and DIR. Aldrich
of Derby are in attendance. Saturday
evening DR.. Allen and trained nurse
of ST. Johnsbury came and DIR. Allen
decided an operation necessary as Soor
as Mrs. Kinne's strength would permit
The nurse remained
The Mission study class have lately
received through the Vermont branch
of the Woman's board of missions ar
appeal from Joppa, Ala. for second
hand clothing to be used by the norma
institute there The people of the
surrounding country are especia ]!
destitute at this time on account O.
their inability to sell their cotton
| The ladies Of the church and congrega
ton are invited to contribute all kind
of clothing in good condition for
barrel to be sent to this place. tn,
The cor trbu'i MS may be left witt
any member CT the Mission Stud,
class.
The first entertainme mt of the lee
ture course, 1.-THE Eastern Girls.
drew large and appreciative audi
ence. The program consisted O
readings. stories, southern melodie
with banjo and piano accompaniments
also classical songs. Both readers
drawing upon their Individual resource
to add color to their sketches wer
artists of unusual ability and won i'm
mediate and pronounced approval fror
all. The next entertainment in tn
course is Miss Merle Lowrie, humorou
and dramatic entertainer. Miss Lowri
is talented entertainer. who is gift
ed in many lines. This entertainment
| will he given Monday evening. Nov