Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1916-02-02
EAST CHARLESTON

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EAST CHARLESTON
George Pierce is i'll.
M. G. Davis is on the sick list.
Mrs. B. G. Courser is quite sick.
Mrs. Merrill Lewis is i'll with grip.
Elgie Courser is working at Island
Pond
Maurice Buck of New York visited
relatives here last week.
Harold Courser of South Troy is
visiting his uncle, Bert Courser.
Mr.. and Mrs Orange Hunt are the
parents of little son, born Jan. "a.
Mrs. C. E. Coruth is not as well as
she has been for the past few weeks
Henry Crandall of Derby was the
guest of his niece, Mrs John Buck,
last week.
W. A Moulton filed the creamery
ice house last week and the farmers
got in their supply.
Topic for e. E. prayer meeting Feb.
8. "Great Foreign Missionaries. "
Leader, Mrs. Irving R. Wolcott.
The Center school will have pie
supper in the vestry Friday evening.
Ladies please bring a pie and two
forks. We Will furnish the black birds.
The Christmas club held theirafrst
meeting for the year with Mrs. Irving
,irh oh
served in the evening and the usual
good time was enjoyed by all.
f. G. Dunton will read sermon at
Plymouth church Feb. 6 at II a. M, 1t
is expected that there will be pastor
here, services to begin Sunday, Feb.
Is. Everybody cordially invited.
Several from this place attended the
Charleston Sunday. The body was
brought here and buried in TIE Buck
cemetery. Mr.. Buck was a resident of
this place for many years and leaves
many friends here. who deeply sym
pathize with the widow in her loss.
WEST CHARLESTON
Mrs. Alice Avery is slowly gaining.
James Mcnamara is home from
Lake.
Ara Morse, who has been i'll, is
some better.
Arthur Horn is working with Chester
Gray's hay press.
Ray Faufaw of Holland spent part
of last week in town.
Wagons, automobiles and sleighs
are all used here as conveyances.
John Harvey was Ill part of las
week and was unable to drive the milk
team.
Wright Kendall was i'll two days las
week and Cephas Dupont drove tn
stage.
Mrs. Fred Dagget and children O.
Holland visited at George Cummings
Saturday.
Some from here attended Mrs. Elm,
WATERWAYS auction at Coventry on
day last week
Howard Bishop and sister of Coat
cook visited their grandmother. Mrs
Hill, part Of last week.
Mrs Elsie (Dwjre) Conley of West
more visited at the home of Johl
Hayes part of last week.
During the severe shower of Thurs
day evening it Numbered several time
and lightning was notlce1.
John Sweeney of Island Pond wa
here two days last week on bushes
for the electric light company.
Friday afternoon nine parents uiiste
in the grammar department of tn
village, it being parents visiting day
, Mark Bsrrup, who has been confine
to the house for two weeks because O
/ injury to one knee, is able to be out
little.
Mrs. Stanton Hitchcock and sor
Clay, of Yves, Derby and Mrs Harr
Beck of Island Pond visited at Wrigh
Ker dall's one day last week.
e. Fl. Bucks store was close fro,
Thursday noon until Monday mornin
on accour t of the death of his brother
Wilson Buck, who lived over the store
The prayer meeting held Wed 1esd
evening of last week at the home of M
and Mrs Ell Bruce, was both pleasir
and profitable to the goedly numbe
present.
Pete Terrien, who recently trade
5 for the Eugene Dwire place. has agai
J traded and moved to the farm nee
2 Beebe, which he occupied short tim
4 after exchanging his Salem-Der
: farm for it.
The play given by the baseball tesI
4 Friday evening was great success
every way. Everyone entered tho
t oughly into the spirit of their pal
3 and, notwithstanding the had roads ar