Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-03-31
WEST CHARLIE STON.

Mrs. Hetherington is out after a
long illness.
Cephas Dupont commenced work at
Orleans Monday.
Leslie Hill of Derby was a guest of
his mother here Sunday.
Miss Bertha Kline of Orleans was
at her home here Saturday.
Alvin Woodland is out after his
severe fight with pneumonia.
Mr.. Weeden of Morgan was a dinner
guest at N. G. Eastman's Tuesday.
Mrs. Alma Waterman and son,
Earle, were guests here the last of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ruiter were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H.. e. Ruiter
Sunday.
Dale Badger, one of the Badger
twins, who has been very sick the past
week is much better.
Elijah Wilson of East Charleston
has been recent guest of his brother.
Lemuel, and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Streeter are re-
joicing over the recent birth of a little
daughter. Congratulations.
DR.. Kendrick has bought of Cephas
Dupont the building used as harness
shop with the tenement below.
Harrison Johnson has been moved
to the home of Ed. Royce where Mr..
ard Mrs. Royce will care for him.
Mrs. Moses Page and children and
mother, Mrs. Sweet of Brighton we've
callers at E. j. Bruce's Tuesday.
Mr.. Humphrey of Derby, shingle
sawyer for Mr.. Nelson, has moved
into the upstairs tenement in the Mel
son block.
Miss Rena Temple is home from
Derby academy on account of the in
juries received by her mother last
Friday.
A. III. Kidder has been seen on our
streets few times since his recent
illness. but is not able to be ont at
this writing.
Nurse Goodwin has finished at H. G
Ruiter's and is at Wilbur Aliens car
ing for their daughter, who is conva-
lescing from pneumonia.
Nj. and Mrs. Shayltz of Morgan
we're guests of Mr. and Mrs. Green
wood Sunday and attended church
with them morning and evening.
Mrs. Cutting, who has spent several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. H. G.
Ruiter, returned to her home in Plain
field Friday.
Mrs. Earnest Going of Evansville
and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Labounty of
East Charleston were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Lyon Saturday.
Wilmer A. Leland of Montpelier, a
former resident here, died at his home
in that city last Thursday, after. a long
illness with hardening of the arteries.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Webster and
son of Westmore were guests at the
home of Mrs. Frances Lyon Sunday
and called on Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Hol-
ton.
Miss Clara Hetherington entertained
Is of her friends at musicale Tues
day evening at the Baptist parsonage.
Refreshments were served and pleas
ant evening for all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Allen of Island
Pond spent Sunday with his mother
and aunt, Mrs. Maggie Allen and Mrs.
Josie Royce. They also entertained
their daughter, Miss Veda Allen, and
friend, Miss Paradis of Island Pond,
part of the week.
Undertaken H. G. Ruiter was called
last week to bury young man by the
name of Archie Sage, who had worked
for Mrs. Mary Holmes and son, Regi-
maid, this winter, and died very sud
u,ifh nna11poAnin nnnnln
have not been found but are thought
to be in Canada. Pastor HetheringtOn
attended the burial in the village
cemetery.
The Mission Study Glass of the
Cong'l church gave very interesting
review of the second chapter of the
Kings Highway Thursday evening,
which was very interesting and in
structing. The ladies were dressed in
costume and gave very fine evenings
entertainment. The living pictures"
and solos by the young people deserve
much praise.
Mrs. A. NJ. Temple was thrown
from her sleigh last Friday while re,
turning with her daughter, Miss Rena,
and Miss Colburn from their school at
Derby, and her left arm badly injured
The horse took fright at the sliding in
the street and Jumped into Mrs. Craw-
ford's yard, throwing them all out,
Mrs. Temple being the only one in
iured. The horse ran down street but
was caught by E. NJ Pickle before do
ing any more serious damage.
Last Wednesday evening thirty of
the B. Y. 2. u. of Derby met with
the G. + society of the Baptist church
here The meeting was led by Prof.
}odoin Of Derby and assisted by Pas
tors England Of Derby lIetherington
and Price of this place and J. B. uol-
ton and Mrs. Boyd and teachers and
students Of Derby academy and others.
Music was furnished by a chorus
choir of young people Of the c. K. SO.
ciety with Mrs. Tracy at the organ,
and special music by Brown and
Tracy After the meeting all crossed
the street to the library where an oys-
| ter suplrer was lin waiting" served
by the young people of the entertain
ing society.
Changeable Weather Brings Sickness
The changeabe weather of March
causes pouUhS colds, GROUP and grippe.