Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-10
EAST CHARLESTON


Will Gray is spending two weeks in
Lowell. Mass.
Mr!ECourser is entertaining brother
from Westfieid.
Bernice Allyn of Orleans is visiting
at Abner Allyn's.
Mrs. Austin Hall is i'll with a quinsy
sore.in her throat
Mr. and Mrs Ed. Grove are visiting
relatives in Stratford
Grace Derusha spent the past week
with her parents in Derby.
Chas. Canning is home from his work
in Norton with lame ankle.
Mrs. Geo Pierce. who was recover.
ing from the grip, caught cold and is
i'll again.
Willie Stoddard's little son fell out
of high chair and cut his face quite
badly last week.
A. C. Gallup, c. N. Moulton and w.
G. Hinton go to Boston this week to
attend the auto show.
Topic for G.. E prayer meeting,
March IL. How to Make This Hap
pier World" Leader, Minnie Colburn.
WEST CHARLESTON
John Eley is able to be out again.
Walter Hildreth gains very slowly.
Arthur Worboys still remains very ill.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer is gaining slowly.
c. P. Church is still confined to his
bed.
Paul Cote has been very ill for two
weeks.
Miss Margaret Kidder visited in Der.
by last week.
Mrs. Chester Eastman is i'll with a
bilious attack.
Hermon Gagnon is able to resume
work in the creamery.
Ellsworth Heath of West Burke has
been in town few days.
Carlyle Nye was business visitor in
Keene, N. H., last week.
Norman Washburn of Maidstone is
working at Lewis Nye's.
Turf Labounty and Mr.. Bowen are
boarding at Ernest Billiards..
Mrs. Amy Crawford is home for a
week from her work at Orleans.
Mrs. J w. Burgin does not gain
much but is able to be up part of the
time.
Miss Allen of Orleans is visiting her
grandmother. Mrs. Maggie Allen, and
other relatives.
Mrs. Emma Royce is i'll and Mrs.
Lottie Goodwin. nurse, of EastCharles-
ton is caring for her.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Powers of Brown
ington visited her grandmother. Mrs.
c. P. Church Sunday.
Mrs. William Armstrong of Woods
vile, N. H., is visiting at the home of
her son, S. D. Barrup.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Royce move this
week to E. V. Eastman's farm near
the Bloomington line.
The whole community is deeply
mourning the death Of W. P Leavens.
The funeral was held Saturday. Obit-
uary next week.
Rev. j. A. Mitchell is very III at the
home Of his wife's parents, Mr. and
! Mrs. Clarence Ewens His many
friends extend sympathy.
Austin Durgin has been to Montpel-
Ter recently with his father. Repres-
entative. G. r. Durgin. Mrs. Durein
will visit there this week.
Rev. ]. H. Dickson of Man.
chester, N H, was here to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Leavens and
remained Sunday to occupy the Baptist
pulpit, much to the delight of large
congregation of his former par1shion-
| erS.
CONGREGATIONS CHURCH
Mission Study class will meet with
Mrs. j. F. kendrick Tuesday evening,
March 16.
C. E. meeting Thursday night. Top.
ic. "Tests of My Christianity. Lead
er. A. H. Kidder.
Seldom have we ever seen such beau
tiful flowers as adorned the pulpit and
tables at the morning service Sunday
at both churches. The flowers were
the gift Of Mrs, Leavens. and were
afterwards carried to the sick anc
sbut-ins as she requested. The mem
DRY of this kind deed will remain long
after the lovely flowers have faded.
MORGAN
Lewis Provoncha has returned home
to CoIebrook, N. H.
Ernest DeLouria has hired out to L
A. Wheeler during sugaring.
Wilbur Little was a business visitor
in Orleans part of last week.
MORGAN CENTER
Wilbur Ellis was visitor in Orlean
| last week.
David Pave had his hand quite badly
hurt recently.
Adolpbus Pave and son. David. are
home from Norton.
Herbert Burroughs has gone for {
short visit to Stannard.
Mr.. and Mrs Chan Horn of DERBY