Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-07-28

Saturday afternoon at 800 o'clock,
Junior Endeavor.
Sunday, II o'clock, morning worship,
subject, "The Test of the Unexpect-
ed.'' Bible school at 1900. Evening
service. Illustrated lecture, on "M ad-
ura, India and it's Christian Work."
Tuesday at 1856 p. M, study class.
Subject, LEADERS of Uplift in China"
Thursday, August 5, 7.45 p. M, C. E.
society. Topic, Little Everyday
Kindnesses Leader, Mrs. J. G.
Canning.
WEST CHARLESTON
Mrs. George Dane is gaining.
Mrs. Bette Spencer is better.
Miss Charlotte Leavens was ill last
week.
Mrs. Martha Hall has been very i'll
the past week.
Tracy Pratt fell Monday morning
and cut his forehead badly.
Erastus Buck and family of Richford
visited at E. H. Bucks last week.
A. G. Bishop and family and Mrs.
Mary Wing returned home Saturday.
Margaret Kidder visited her sister.
Mrs. Robert Farman in Lowell last
week.
Morgan did E. j. Bruce's haying last
week.
Mrs. McFarlane of Waterbury is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. ]. B.
Gray.
William and Hazel Flood of Boston
visited at..their home here the past few
days.
Mrs. Jennie Dow Laplant and baby
of Newport visited at Will Hildreth's
last week.
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Mitchell are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of daughter.
Mrs. Margaret Leavens has had a
fine monument placed on her lot in the
village cemetery.
Mrs. Fred Spencer and youngest son
of Lyndonville are visiting her sister,
Mrs. G. W. d. Reed.
Mrs. John Aldrich of Island Pond
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Driver, last week.
Mrs. George Calkins is i'll. Her
mother, Mrs. Robbins of Derby helped
care for her last week.
Herbert Percy and family have
recently moved into the Fred Carney
farm vacated by Mr.. Moulton.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Percy of West
Derby have been visitors here at the
home of his brother, Herbert Percy.
Misses Ina and liza Allen and Irene
Miles of Orleans visited at Mrs. Josie
Royce's and Wilbur Aliens last week.
Mrs. George Calkins is the corre-
spondent for the Newport Express and
Standard during Mrs. Holton's absence.
Herbert Badger burned his right
arm badly with steam while attending
to his work at the creamery last week.
Rev. J. H. Dickson arrived Monday
morning from Manchester, N. H., and
will occupy the Baptist pulpit during
August.
Mrs. Ella Church of Derby and Miss
Davis of Lincoln, Mass, visited at
John Dudley's and Herbert Ba1ger's
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Tiltou and three
children have sold their recently pur.
chased place in Westmore and re.
turned here.
, Lewis Labor. Ellsworth Heath anC
, Mrs. Bertha Humphrey of West Burke
we're here Sunday to get the two
, Heath children.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. jenkins anc
daughter and Mrs. Margaret Coffey
and family visited at Mr.. Hendrix's
in Westfield Sunday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Norman johnson Of
Manchester. N. H.. visited at the
homes of George Calkins and Roy
{ Greggs one day last week.
George Robinson of Island Pone
4 and Mrs. Lucien Cole of Newburyport
Mass. visited at N S. Aliens ant
? called on other friends here one do,
last week.
e Mrs Brewer of West Derby, Mrs
Briggs and son of Reed Ferry, N. H.
and Miss Alice Bolton of Dracutt
q Mass visited at Charles Niles's par
of last week.
f Mr.. and Mrs. A M. Temple enter
}. tanned the following relatives Sunday
MI anu MTS. y. L. CuuTcQ, MT. an
J. Mrs. Henry Church and son, Mise
n Vera and Rena Temple, Gerald Tempt
all of this place, Mr.. and Mrs Claytol
q Brooks aid two children of Coventry
v Mr.. and Mrs Chester Carpenter an,
there children of Derby. Mrs. F.
Armstrong and two daughters of Mo1t
n real also Grin Colburn of East Charles
IS ton and Mr. and Mrs. George. Burto
of Derby.
is Ed. Hamilton and family are re
r, ceiving rhe sympathy of their man
friends in the death Of their eighteen
o. months old son. Rolf, who died Tues
= day morning, July 20. The littl
fellow had never been very stron
and the cause of his death was teeth
e ing and heart trouble. The funera
# was hold of tho home on Tburodo