Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-29

MT. anu MIS-. I1uHCOOn OF W0St
Charleston spent a.few days with their
granddaughter, Mrs. Robert Archer,
last week.
The body of Ora Piper was brought
here from Barton and was inferred in
the village cemetery by the side of q
sister, who died several years ago.
Ora lived here until few years ago
and had many friends who sympathize
with the Borrowing relatives.
WEST CHARLESTON
John Sbedd is some better.
Harold Dow spent Christmas at Fred
Hamblet's.
Mrs. Farr is the housekeeper at
George Calkins's.
James Mcnamara of Lake was home
part of last week.
Fred Hamblet is having water
piped to the hotel.
Mrs. Estelle Wood has returned
home from Glover.
Annie Blair of Barton was a caller at
S. D. Barrup's Monday.
Harold Ruiter spent Christmas at
Mr.. Rhodes's in Newport.
Miss Mae Hastings of Lyndon Insti.
tute was home for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs Ball of West Derby
visited at John Hayes's Thursday.
Mrs. Amy Crawford of Orleans spent
part of last week at her home here.
Mrs. Ernest Going visited her par.
ents in Bloomington over Christmas.
Mr.. and Mr.. S. D. Barrup visited at
Frank Faufaw's in Holland Saturday.
Miss Charlotte Leavens was home
from johnson Normal school over
Christmas.
Miss Wanson, who visited at Everett
Drivers part of Hast week. has re-
turned home.
Ben Heath of West Derby visited his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. John Heath,
over Christmas.
K. E. Clifford and Mrs. Emma
Marsh spent Christmas at Ed. Hast
ings's in Derby.
Ernest Going has finished work for
Eugene Lyon and is working for his
brother in Evansville.
Miss Ella Alton is very i'll with an
attack of appendicitis at the home of
her sister, Mrs. A. Fl. Kidder.
Harold Mcnamara of Orleans and
Miss Grace Derusha of Derby spent
Christmas at James McNamara's.
DR.. Howard Human of Enosburg
Falls has recovered enough to be able
to come to his home here. He gets
around by using crutches.
The Christmas exercises and trees at
the Congregational church were very
good and were witnessed by crowded
house.
Mrs. A. M. Temple and Henry
Church were in Barton recently to
Lucy Whitney,
Mr.. and Mrs. Beerworth entertained
his sister. Mrs. Bailey of Newport anC
her sister, Miss Helen Marshal, of
Berkshire over Christmas.
Rev. and Mrs. w. R. Price were
called to Montreal the first of last
week by the serious illness of hel
brother, and Mrs. Price remained for g
time.
Ora Piper of Barton, son of George
Piper of this place, died last week OF
tuberculosis. He was a very intelli.
gent boy, one whose personality won
him many friends, who will be saddeneC
t0 learn 0f his death
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Downer of Lyn
donville announce the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Florence Sarah
to John McNamara on Dec Is. After
Jan. /, Mr. and Mrs. Mcnamara will
be at home at Lyndon Center. Hearty
congratulations from friends here.
G. P. Church received news recent,
of the death OF his sister, Mrs. Luc,
Whitney of Moose Jaw. Sask.. Mr.
| Church is now the only remaining on,
of a family of fourteen children. H,
was not able to attend the funera
which was held at Barton as that wa
Mrs. Whitney's former home.
The Christmas exercises and tree il
the primary department of the villag
school was an enjoyable affair. Fac
child did very we'll and the tree was
beauty, especially when every candl
was lighted ard the window shade
lowered Mrs. Durose, the teacher
remembered every child with cand
and handkerchief, the pupils CAV
each other gifts, and each pupils
handmade gifts made at school wer
given their parents. These were yer
pretty shaving pads for the father
end calendars for the mothers. Thirty
three visitors were present. Mrs
Durose was presented with a nice gil
by the school and both she and tn
assistant teacher. Miss Frances Coco
ale, were given many individual gift.
!, which they appreciated
CONG. CHURCH NOTES