Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-06-07
WEST CHARLESTON

WEST CHARLESTON
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Kidder have
returned home and Mr.. Kidder is in
very poor health.
Those having just bought automo-
biles are E. S. Boyd, G. R. Durgin, B.
c. Royce and e. D. Niles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins of Beecher
Falls. N. H., visited their son. S. w.
jenkins. Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. George Cummings entertained
her aunt, Mrs. Charles Allbee of Wee
hawken, N. j., Friday afternoon
Mrs. Frances Lyon and son. Porter,
had as recent guests, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
I. Moore and two sons of Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer Gallup visited his
mother, Mrs. Nancy Allen. over Deco.
ration day. Mrs. Allen is very poorly.
On account of the whooping cough
the children's day exercises at the
Baptist church are postponed for a
time.
Mrs. Weymouth and two children
and Ralph Ruiter and George Nc
Namara were i'll last week with chick.
en- pox.
Mrs. David Richie and children
returned to their home in Rock Island
Friday accompanied by her cousin, Mrs.
Will Hildreth.
Mrs. Eugene Clarke and youngest
child and her father. Will Davis, of
Derby Line have been in Magog, P.
O., to visit her aunt, Mrs. Celia Hart
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton, Mr.. Fred
Atkins and son, Carlton, Mrs. Bessie
| Barrett and Hubert Lunderville spent
Friday in Island Pond with Percy
| Norton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Norton of
Gorham, N. H., accompanied by her
brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilmer Bracket, spent Decoration
day here.
! While working in the sawmill Mon
day, Alva Burroughs narrowly escaped
death by being caught by belt. Most
of his clothing was torn off and one
shoulder blade broken.
The district Sunday School associa-
tIOl1 WILL tlOlu d
at the Baptist church. Dinner will be
served. Everybody most cordially
invited to attend all day.
l. o. Weymouth of the firm OF
Holton & Weymouth was in WoodsviIle
N. H., Friday afternoon and evening
to attend a banquet given by the
Worcester Salt company, and reports z
fine time.
Mrs. Benware has returned to hel
home in Lowell. She was accompanied
by her daughter, Mrs. E. M Pickel
and two children. Her son, George
Benware and family of Coventry came.
for them with their auto.
The Pre-Memorial exercises by the
children were fine as also were the
remarks by Rev. W. R. Price and
Supt. E. S. Boyd. AS Mr.. Boyd re.
marked, sit seemed a contest between
the exercises and the whooping cough. -
Mrs. Humphrey and two daughters,
family of DR.. Humphrey of New York.
are spending the month of June al
Hamblet's hotel. The first of July
Mr.. Humphrey will arrive and all &C
usual.
Mrs. Annie Ounderville) Scroggie
and two sons of Beebe, P. O.. have
been callers at the home of her cousin
Herbert Badger. Mr.. Scroggie ha:
recently gone to the war and we under.
stand that John Lunderville, former
resident of this place, is also away al
the training camp.
Rev. and Mrs. Price, Miss Elsie
Calkins. Mrs. E. Fl. Buck, Mrs. J. B
Gray, Mrs. James Mcnamara, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. J. F. Kendrick
Mrs. Kline, Mrs. Margaret Cofey
Mrs. Hamblet and son, Carlton, at
tended the missionary meeting a
North Troy Thursday and all report ;
pleasant and profitable time.
Not many Woodmen attended the M
W. A. memorial service Sunday
Honor to those who did. Some were
detained by the bad weather but tt
many it was probably a case of in
difference. Rev. Mr.. Price preached {
truly splendid sermon and all wht
listened to it will be the better for it
An appropriate duet was we'll rendered
by Mrs. j. B. Gray and Mrs. J. F
kendrick. AS Mr.. Price aptly said
every organization is represented b!
its individual MEMBERS" therefore i
behooves every member at all times tt
be an honor to the organization to which
they belong and the Modern Woodmer
of America is d society we'll worth it,
members devotion. On account O.
the rain the memorial exercises wer'
not held in the cemetery here a
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