Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-04-07
WEST CHARLESTON

John Dudley is helping John Cook.
Next Sunday is communion at the
| Baptist church.
Mrs. Ernest Going is visiting rela-
tives in Bloomington.
Mrs. Ralph Albee of Concord, N. H..
| is visiting relatives here. t
Mrs. Carrie Faufaw is now able to
attend to her own homework.
Sherman Ross of Westmore is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Holton.
Rev. J. A. Mitchell continues to be
very i'll and is not able to sit up at all
yet.
Mrs. Cushman and daughter of East
Charleston visited here one day last
week.
Mrs. Chandler Horn and son, Carlos,
of Derby visited at S. d. Barrup's on
Monday.
Mrs. Bert Gee has been entertaining
sister from Derby Line and one from
East Hatley.
Mrs. F. o. Osgood and Mrs. C. o.
Barrup recently visited Mrs. F. J.
Faufaw in Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. A J. Crawford of
Westfeld visited their daughter, Mrs.
Ora Dane. over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Osgood visited
at Derby Line recently and Sunday
visited his mother in Holland.
Mrs. Howard Wiley and daughter,
Gladys, have been to Newport Center
| to visit her sister, Mrs. Ernest Collins.
Miss Glenn Fuller of Irasburg was a
guest the past week at j. B. Holton' S.
Miss Fuller and Misses Airline and
Vanessa Holton returned Monday to
their home in Irasburg.
Friends here of Mrs. Parker Kelley
of East Charleston will be pleased to
learn that she is recovering nicely
from her operation at the Royal
Victoria hospital in Montreal.
Mrs. Sprague Jenkins and daughter.
Goldie. were at Westfield Saturday to
attend the funeral of her. mother, Mrs.
Hendrix. Mrs. jenkins returned Sun
day but Goldie remained for time
While working in the millyard Satur-
day Charlie Powers had the misfortune
to have log roll onto him, severely
bruising but not breaking his limbs.
Mr.. Powers was carried to his board
ing place, Geo. Piper's, and is unable
to walk and suffers severely.
The Easter exercises at the Baptist
church were listened to by a large
congregation. All the children did
very we'll and the exercises consisted
song and drill. these last two being
especially fine. Mrs Reed and Mrs.
Tracy had charge of the children.
A very quiet wedding was solemn.
nized at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
B. Holton at high noon Wednesday OF
last week when their .daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Harriet Holton of Athol, Mass,
was united in marriage to VIM. N
Fuller of Irasburg, in the presence OF
the immediate family. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. w. R. Price,
the ring service being used. Congrat
ulations from the brides many friend:
here.
Next regular meeting of Nav,
Grange April 9. Program, Fifty
Years ago Compared with Today
agriculture. E. S. Gray; "Out o.
Doors Help" VIVA. Nelson; "keli
gion," Rev. Price; Transportation. ,
N. C. Eastman: Education" Mrs
Price; 1.-THE Home" Mrs. C. E
iWorboys; Fashions" Mrs. Ernm,
Reed; Cooking" Mrs. F. ]. Hamblet
, The meeting to be followed by
, poverty social. prize for the poorl!
dressed person. All jewelry, neckties
fancy shoes. etc, will be fined. Com
and wear your old clothes. N. B.
The refreshments will not be poor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
There was good attendance at tn,
Sunday morning service. The "Glat
Easter Message" was expressed il
the appropriate decorating of churcl
and vestry rooms, the fragrant Easte
: lilies, the bright faces of the childre
: and the impressive exercises. TIL
, lilies were furnished by three of tn
Sunday school classes and were sen
d to different homes. The new collection
plates. presented by the C. E. society
were used for the first time.
The Easter social on Monday evenin,
was a very pleasant occasion, and i
keeping with the spirit of Easter
After an interesting program sand
t wiches and coffee were served and
short time spent in playing games
The silver collection amounted t
nearly SIS.
Next Sunday the Rev G.. E. Gordo
: will preach at the morning service.
April 18th is the time for the mex
meeting of the Mission class.
LOWELL -.
Horace Hall has returned fror
Virginia.
. M R. Alexander was in Orlean
!, Thursday.
2 Allie Derusha of Derby is empl oye
as clerk for G. E. Curtis. ::
Homer Tillotson's baby has bee
e very sick with pneumonia.
Sidney Rand of Portsmouth, N. H.
f is guest at Albert Stebbins's.