Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-03-06
City election news will be found on
the first page of this issue.
WEST CHARLESTON

Henry Kline is visiting his parents
here.
Mrs. Will Farrar has moved to
Holland.
G. w. D. Reed is able to be about
the house.
Ed. Eastman has been to Canada
for a carload of horses.
Glen Rice is visiting his uncle,
Claude Rice, in Morgan.
Mrs. Merton Wilson goes this week
to visit friends in Barton.
George Piper has finished work in
the woods and returned home.
CONGRATULATIONS to Cecil Pickel Of
Newport on his recent marriage.
Mrs. Charles Niles and Mrs. Her
bert Badger spent Thursday in Der
by.
Gerald Temple recently visited his
sister, Mrs. Clayton Brooks, in Gov
entry.
GEORGE HassIin has been to East
Berkshire to visit Rev. and Mrs. W..
r. Price.
Miss Frances Goodale has finished
work in Coventry and returned to her
home here.
CLAYTON Brooks Of Coventry was
here Friday to visit his sister, Mrs.
Eugene Lyon.
Ernest Hayes from Massachusetts
was here last week on account Of the
illness of his son, Willie.
Mrs. Willie Hinton and daughter
of East Charleston are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bailey.
Miss Franklin returned to her home
in Newbury Saturday after teaching
another successful term of school
here.
Mrs. Mamie Gray has received
word that her husband, Robert Gray
is very i'll at the training camp in the
South.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Kline visited
their daughter, Mrs. Cephas Dupont
in Orleans Sunday and Mrs. Kline
remained for few days.
Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs. Percy Bean, Uora Will
SOM at her home in Newport. Much
George Hasslin and Harold Will
son were not accepted at the training
camp and have returned home. Mr..
Wilson spent a few days in Boston.
Word received from Ray Faufaw
states he is in a hospital in France.
He has been very i'll with pneumonia
and still has a tube in his side but is
gaining.
MRS. HARVEY.
Mrs. Elizabeth McCleary Harvey
was born in Canada and died in New
port. She was taken seriously i'll on
her 88th birthday with what proved
to be pneumonia and lived just a
week. During this time she received
loving care from her three daughters,
Mae. She was married in Richmond,
P. Q. to Luman Harvey about IS
years ago, and he died in March 1907
Mrs. Harvey has lived for several
years in Newport and in this place
where she made many friends
During her entire life she worked
very hard, giving her mother years
of faithful care and later gave of her
self freely in the interests of her
home. She leaves to mourn her loss
a son, George, in the Canadian
Northwest, daughters, Mrs. Celia
Harrison Of Magog, Mrs Will Davis
of Derby, Mrs. Margaret Coffey of
this place and q son, John, with whom
she lived in Newport, also Is grand
children and ten great grandchildren.
One granddaughter, Mae Harvey,
has been as an own child, as she has
cared for her ever since the death of
her mother. when Mae was only
few weeks old. And she in turn gave
her grandmother her best care until
the very end.
The funeral was held lr the Con-
rregational church here Feb. 28th,
Rev. Edwards of Newport speaking
words OF rare consolation to the
mourning ones. There were many
beautiful flowers. The bearers were
N. c. Eastman, Porter Lyon, Henry
Church and George Calkins. APP
propriate musical selections were
given by Mrs. A. H.Kidder, Mrs. J.
F. Kendrick and G. w. Brown, with
Mrs Greenwood as organist. Inter-
ment in the village cemetery here.
Relatives present at the funeral
were Mrs. Celia Harrison and son,
VIII, of Magog, Mr.. and Mrs Will
Davis and two sons and two daugh-
tiers of Derby, john Harvey and
daughter, Mae, of Newport, Mrs. Cof-
fey and son. Walter, and Mrs Eugene
Clarke Of this place.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
Rev. G. w. Collins, Pastor