Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-11-29
WEST CHARLESTON

Mrs. Eugene Lyon was quite i'll all
last week.
Lynn Austin has gone to Sheldon to
visit his father.
J. B Gray and family have moved
into Alvin Woodlands house.
Ed. Royce and family have moved
into Clarence Bowen's house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cook have been
at Barton to visit at Gerald Plum
kett's.
Osmund Brown and family have
had as a recent guest Mrs. Martha
Jewell Of Newport.
Charles Rice Of Holland has bought
J. B. Gray's place and with his fam
lily has moved here.
S. D. Barrup is running a milk
route between here and Derby for
the Turnbull company.
Misses Claudia Hamilton and Glad
VS. Horn have been home from Derby
on account of illness.
Mrs. A. H. Kidder has been in Is
land Pond the past week with her
daughter, Mrs. Edwin Durose.
Stanley Hetherington is teaching
Miss Leavens' school in Bloomington.
He was at home for the weekend.
Chandler Horn of Derby is doing
carpenter work for DR.. Kendrick in
his tenement occupied by-Supt. Boyd.
Miss Charlotte Leavens is ill and
unable to teach her school in Brown
OfnH Shn hos hnoYo Oh bo11oa
some time.
Mrs. Margaret Coffey is moving
back to the tenement in Mrs. Walter
Hildreth's house and her mother, Mrs
Harvey, is moving upstairs.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Conley of Westmore on the
birth of daughter Mrs. Conley is
at the home of her father, Ed. Dwire.
Guests at Eugene Clark's Thurs
day were: Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Buz-
zeII of Magog, Will Davis and family
and Mrs. Arthur Gibney and baby of
Derby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Church visited
his sister, Mrs. Armstrong, in Mont
real last week. John Smith took Mr..
Church's place in the electric power
station.
Cakes Ca1kins got accidentally
kicked in the head Sunday by horse
DIR. Kendrick dressed the wound and
Oakes seems none the worse for what
luckily was not fatal accident.
Remember the Ladies' Aid society
Christmas sale at the reading room
on the afternoon and evening of Dec
8. An oyster supper will be served
from p. M, until all are served.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. o. Weymouth. Mr.
and Mrs. Adm Armstrong and Charles
Armstrong attended the funeral OF
Duncan Murchie in Derby Monday OF
last week. Mr.. Murchie was a broth.
er Of the late Mrs. Charles Arm.
strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chan Tilton and little
son, who have been in New Hamp
shire for some time, visited at Har
mon Wings and Albert SCOTS this
week: They have moved their good:
to Island Pond where Mr.. Tilton ha:
work.
An entertainment will be given BY
the Cole school Dec. 3 at 7.3O %. m.
consisting of vocal and instrumental
music, moving pictures by Supt. E
s; Boyd, recitations and a short play
The Village Gossips," followed by :
box social Each lady is requested t,
furnish a box. All are cordially in
vited. Admission 10 cents and tn,
proceeds will be used for school pur
poses.
Two angels, one Of Life and one O
Death, appeared almost simultaneous
y at the home of Joseph Shayltz il
Derby and while one brought to tn
home baby daughter, the other Dor
the spirit of the wife and mother t,
her long home. When the news O
Mrs. Shayltz's passing reached here
Nov. 10, many people were grieve,
for since the marriage of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Shayltz on Nov. 20, 1915, the,
had many times attended services a
the Baptist church here and made &C
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