Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-17
EAST CHARLESTON

u. Il. Gordon,
| Committee.
EAST CHARLESTON
Leas Maxwell is visiting her uncle.
Ray Wilder. at Island Pond
Mrs. w. A. Moulton and children are
visiting relatives in Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Buck visited
relatives in Barton last week.
Orpha Wilson is home from Derby
academy for a short vacation.
Harry Morse of Orleans is saving
shingles at Joe Canning's mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Labounty visited
relatives in West Charleston last week.
| Mrs. Lottie Goodwin is in West
Charleston caring for Mrs. Emma
| Royce.
Joseph Canning was IN Lyndonville
recently to purchase tools for his new
blacksmith shop.
Topic for C. E. prayer meeting,
March Is, "Test of My Christianity"
Leader, Mrs. Lizzie Buck.
| A good number attended the Sunday
morning and evening services held by
Mr.. Whybrow of the Newport branch
of the Salvation Army at Plymouth
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Trip have re-
turned from st. Johnsbury. Harold
came with them. His many friends
wish him speedy recovery from his
operation.
WEST CHARLESTON
| Mrs. John Eley is ill in bed with the
grip.
Harry Stumpf is working for c. w.
| Driver.
Henry Wilder is rooming at C. C.
Tilton's.
Lem Wilson is working for Albert
Nedeau.
Lon Bruce is visiting in Newport
and Barton.
Miss Helen Wing is working at
| Henry Floods.
John Smith has had electric lights
in his new house.
Elias Mosher, harness maker, is
having vacation.
Sam Wark is working for his niece,
Mrs. Margaret Leavens.
Mrs. James Mcnamara has been i'll
the past week with grip.
Mrs. Amy Crawford returned Tues.
day to her work in Orleans.
Walter Hildreth is able to resume
work and Mrs. Hildreth is now ill.
Margaret Kidder is in Berlin. N. H.,
| RI uic,f bor or,rf Mics ElIo AIt1o
Mrs. A. M. Temple has been working
at E. j. Bruce's the past two weeks.
Miss Grace Stumpf is at East
Charleston working for Mrs. Moulton.
While at work in his barn Sunday
morning. Geo. Dane fell and injured
one hip.
Mrs. L. ]. Seavey is confined to the
house because of some trouble with
her feet.
Miss Stella Dane has been working
for Mrs. E. H. Buck during the d. A.
vacation.
Robert Powers was home over Sun
day. He is working for w. F. Cargill
in Morgan.
Miss Charlotte Leavens has been
very i'll and confined to her he'd for
the past week.
Mrs Flood is very i'll with assesses
in her head and two of her children
have also been i'll.
Mrs. Chester Eastman has been
very i'll for several days Mrs. Mary
| Stumpf is working there
Mrs and Mrs. Geo. Buck and guests
visited Mrs Buck ) niece, Mrs. G. G.
Tilton one day last eek.
Mrs. Bette Spencer and Oldest girl
Mrs. Charles Niles, Sunday.
Geo. Buck of Newport Center has
purchased the Huntoon place near the
Bloomington line and moved there
While playing about the house
Saturday, little Joseph Latham. son of
John Laflam, fell and broke his collar
bone.
Mrs. Ernest Going is at Jay La
bounty's at East Charleston this week
and Mr.. Going is boarding at Eugene
/ Lyons
Artie Uttin Of Glover visited at the
home of his brother, Herbert Uttin,
and sister, Mrs. Clarence Bowen, over
Sunday.
Mrs j W. Burgin wishes to thank
the Ladies' Aid society for presenting
her with beautiful bouquet of yellow