Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-02-03

mentS OF Ice cream and cake were |
served. A fine time is reported by all |
who attended.
WEST CHARLESTON
Watch for the Dollar Sale
J. B. Gray is having furnace in
stalled.
Flora Durgin is able to resume her
school work.
John Smith has purchased George
Roberts's place.
E. V. Eastman is business visitor
in Montreal this week.
Mrs. Ella Church of Derby called on
relatives here Thursday.
Airline Buck has been out of school
the past week becaus of illness.
Mrs Amy Crawford has gone to
Orleans to work for Will Powers.
Morris Pickel and Wilbur Foster are
painting and vanishing the interior of
j. B. Holton's house.
Miss Helen Wing has been in Orleans
the past two weeks visiting her sister,
Mrs Mabel Kittredge.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Brown and
Mrs, Geo. Mack of Holland recently
visited their sister, Mrs. Carrie Eau
faw.
Mrs. A. M. Temple and son, Gerald,
visited her daughter. Mrs. Chester
Carpenter, and family at Derby re-
Gently.
Miss Fanny Rhodes of West Derby is
visiting her sister, Mrs Jay Labounty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Labounty move this
week to East Charleston.
Clifton Barrup and James Mcnamara
of Lake were home over Sunday They
returned to their work Sunday evening
accompanied by Clarence Wilson, who
has been at home the past week.
| Geo. Roberts was business visitor
in Sheffield Wednesday. We under
stand Mr.. Roberts has acquired bust
ness interests there that will necessi-
tate the removal of himself and family
to that place.
Friends here of Mrs. Frank Faufaw
of Holland, former resident of this
village, will be pleased to learn that
she is recovering nicely from an opera
ton for tumor at the Royal Victoria
hospital in Montreal.
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Mitchell of
Livermore Falls. Me-, are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ewens,
and sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Dane. Mr.. and Mrs Mitchell
also have many friends here, who will
be pleased to meet them as this is Mrs.
MitchelPs girlhood home and a former
passionate of Mr.. Mitchell's.
Nearly 60 friends gathered at the M.
". A. hall Tuesday evening to give
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Labounty reception
before they went to East Charleston
to prepare for the opening OF the
creamery there 1t was very pleas
ant social evening. John Hayes with a
photograph and Sidney Willard with
violin furnished entertainment
An abundance of coffee and cakes,
such as our West Charleston house
wives know how to construct was
served. In behalf of Mr. and Mrs.
Labounty's friends, E. M. Pickel pre-
sented them with two nice rockers. one
wicker and one of oak, tablecIoth
and other gifts from relatives and
friends. and set of silver knives and
forks from employees of the creamery
here and Ray Jenkins of Woodsville,
N. H. Mr.. and Mrs. Labounty were
very much pleased with their beautiful
and useful. but unexpected gifts, and
heartily thanked all who planned the
+ pleasant social event and made such
gifts possible. They invited all to
visit them at & their new home. Mr.
and Mrs. Labt unty are very pleasing
young people and will be much missed
here, May happiness and prosperity
attend them in their new home and
they will be welcomed if they choose
to visit here.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Mission Study class meets Friday
evening, Feb Is, with Mrs. Buck
{ : Fl; you want to laugh, come and hear
. the Faithful Band Minstrels at the
school hall on Tuesday evening Feb. 9.
All local talent The only chance Won