Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1916-04-14
WEST CHARLESTON.

Mrs. l.. j. Seavey is in very poor
health.
Miss Jessie Wilson is working at Geo.
Piper's.
Francis Hill has finished clerking for
E w. Buck.
DR.. and Mrs. Kendrick 8 eldest daugh.
ter, Muriel, is very i'll at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hayes recently
entertained their daughter from New
port.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shedd are enter
tanning their two granddaughter from
Island Pond.
DR.. Gatchell of Beebe was called to
see Mrs. Wilcox at Mrs. Leavens' Sun
day and other patients.
Miss Emma Chamberlin from East
Charleston is the teacher at Plunkett
and her school commenced last week.
John Smith has been a great sufferer
the past week with neuralgia in his
head which effects one eye very seri-
ously.
Mrs. Emma Marsh has returned to
her home in Morgan after being house
keeper for K. E. Clifford through the
winter.
Amasa Dwire is home from Manches-
ter, N. H., where he spent the winter
and is at the home of his son, Fred,
through the sugar season.
The Winners and Beginners Sunday
school classes at the Baptist church will
have food sale at the library this week
Saturday afternoon at three O. clock.
Harry Parlin has stored his household
goods and is working through sugaring
for Mr.. Mason, who hires the Lewis
Nye sugar place and in connection with
his own makes a large business.
Carl Ruiter is working through the
sugar season for Clyde Durgin, also
Earle Eey at the same place, Harley
Swaziland at j. w. Cooks, George
Kline at George Calkins' and H. H.
Tracy at Robert Spaulding's.
Miss Bertha Kline of Orleans spent
the first of the week with her father
here, while her mother was at the
home of her brother, Henry, at New.
port Center; Miss Kline returned tc
Orleans Wednesday after the funeral
Thanks are due Mr. and Mrs. FREQ
| Dwire for entertaining with their frs
new sugar, Mrs. Hetherington and hel
Sunday school class, also Mrs. Tracy''
class, Mrs. Tracy not able to be pres
ent. This was Mrs. Hetherington'
first experience in the sugar woods.
Carlyle Nye, youngest son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Lewis Nye of this place and Miss
Glenn E. Wiley of Orleans were mar
ried April 5th at her home and went a
once to BRIDGEPORT, Conn, where Mr.
Nye is manager in large Moheigar
Co., meat market. We wish them {
long life and much happiness in thei
new home. Carlyle has many Friends
here in his home town to extend con
CALCULATIONS.
Mrs. e. S. Boyd and Miss Sylvia
Weymouth entertained for Miss Clar;
Hetherington, who left for Boston
Wednesday morning and Miss Charlotte
Leavens, who is home from johnson
normal school for the Easter vacation
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o
Weymouth Tuesday evening, April II
Nearly thirty were present and pleas
ant evening spent. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Loretta May Kline.
Our community was again called t
: mourn when it was learned that Mrs
Henry Kline passed away Saturda
evening at her home at Newport Ger
ter. For two months her many friend
in this place had been very anxious TO
her, knowing of her serious Hines
where physicians, nurses, husband an
parents were doing all that skill, low
and money could do to restore the love
one to health but death loves shinin
| mark" was true in her case. Mrs
, Kline was the eldest daughter of MI
: and Mrs. G. w. Horn of this place an
} was born in Brockton, Mass, Jan. II
1892. She was married to Henry M