Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-07-26

George I. Trudel, for many years q
conductor in the B. & M. railroad
yards at Newport, has left that posi-.
ton and moved to Richford where he
will conduct q laundry.
Captain Yates of Tomkinsville, N.
Y, Inspector of the Sd Lighthouse
district was in town Saturday to make
an annual inspection of the three u. S.
lighthouses on Lake Memphremagog.
A party of IL men of the u. S.
customs and friends went to Jay peak
Saturday for an outing. Rain and
thunder prevented climbing the peak
but the afternoon was 1oyously spent.
Bessie (Newton) wife of Herbert C.
Blake, died Saturday morning. The
funeral was held Monday. She is sur
vived by her husband and three chill.
dren, Miss Hazel, Miss Doris and Zenas
C. A. Davis went to Springfield,
Mass, Saturday to meet Olin S. Clark,
uncle of Mrs. Davis, and accompany
Mr.. Clark to Newport. Mr. Clark
made the trip from Chicago in a Dodge
roadster.
Miss Clementine Hayes returned last
week to the Homeopathic hospital,
Boston, where she is training for
nurse. She spent her vacation of
three weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hayes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Keith of Iowa are visiting her
father, L. J. Phelps.
Sunday passed with several auto
accidents as usual, though none seri-
GUS. c. Baldwin of Newport collided
with another Ford car from Lowell,
breaking both front wheels on Bald
wins car. The baby was thrown for
ward in some way, cutting it's face
slightly. The accident occurred about
two miles from Coventry on the Or
| leans road.
! Melbourne White demonstrated the
advantage of being good swimmer
and the Boy Scout plan. 'Be Pre-
pared" and "Do a Good Turn" While
walking along the G. P. railway track
last week he heard cry for help,
which came from Albert Harnel, 19
years old, who was out in the lake
about 40 feet from shore and had
become exhausted and sunk. White
went to his aid and found him in about
eight feet of water,ssss his face on the
bottom. White brought him to shore
and applied first aid and brought him
to consciousness.
EAST CHARLESTON
Mrs. G. S. Shedrick is visiting rela.
tives in Canada.
Tim Colburn is moving into a tene
men in the old parsonage.
Mrs. Melissa Stevens of Lyndonville
is visiting friends in town.
Richard Raymond of Hoboken, N
J., is visiting at Will Moulton's.
Richard Gotta of Wolcott has Joined
his family, who are visiting bel
mother, Mrs. Eva Davis.
Fred Tripp of West Derby ha
bought back the house he sold at Echo
Lake and will move here.
Topic for G. E. prayer meeting, Jul!
27, Enthusiasm, Its Value, How t,
Cultivate It." Leader, Mrs. Archer.
WEST CHARLESTON
Mrs. Joseph Greenwood is i'll.
, G. P. Church was i'll last week.
Leo Callahan has bought an auto.
Mrs. G. W. ID. Reed continues t
gain.
Miss Julia Leavens is now able
ride out.
John Smith has returned from Wo1
cester, Mass.
] Warner Humphrey and family ar
away visiting.
! Herbert Badger was ill last wee
with lumbago.
Beatrice Gray visited relatives g
;. Orleans last week.
!. Mrs. Mary Wing is visiting her son
d. Robert Wing, in Orleans.
Tia Hitchcock of West Derby
r visiting at Wright Kendall's.
: Miss Mamie Uttin has gone to Pas
sumpsic, where she has work
y Edwin Hill is working for Harle
: Swaziland in the meat market.
S. L. Hendrix of Westfeld is visitin
his daughter, Mrs. S. W. Jenkins.
r Mr.. and Mrs. Chan Alton and so,
Eddie, have moved to Percy, N. H.
: Lawrence Bralnard of Boston hs
: visited his cousin, Mrs. j. B. HoIton.
Mrs. McFarlane of Waterbury
n visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. B. Ora,
IS Earl Watson of Derby is working
d the creamery and boarding at Mr.
Hills.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Cal. Lewis of Salem
= Derby visited at Mrs. Ellen Spencer
s Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs. McNair have bee
n entertaining her sister, Mrs. Charl,
I Counter.
Mrs. Estelle Wood went last week
Glover to visit her daughter, Mr.
"a Anderson.
d Mr.. and Mrs. Lord of Lyndonvil
have been here to visit Miss M:
HASTINGS