Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-12-18
WEST CHARLESTON


Mrs. Peck is very slowly improv-
ing.
Miss Ina Powers has returned to
Albert Drivers.
Miss Theo Hendrix Of Westfeld is
visiting in town.
Mrs. Herbert Percy is in very poor
health this winter.
C. p. Church is no better and is
confined to the house.
K. E. Clifford is boarding at John
Hayes for the winter.
Mrs. Ina Griffin is visiting at Mrs.
Peck's and o. Browns.
Members of John Shedd's family
are ill with severe colds.
Mrs. Wright Kendall visited at
Herbert Percy's Thursday.
E. M. Pickel visited relatives in
Newport one day last week.
William Eley has gone to the home
of his son, John, for the winter.
Mrs. o. Brown visited at Mr..
Shaw's on the Brown farm Thursday.
Zenas Barnard of Newport is work
ing for Mr.. Durose in his shop here.
Mrs. Mary Badger visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Nye in Derby the past
few days.
| John Harvey of Newport visited
his sister, Mrs. Margaret Cofey, on
Thursday.
| Miss Ivah Mason of Derby Line
visited her friend, Miss Natalie Bail
ey, over Sunday.
| Miss Ella Alton has come to the
home of her sister, Mrs. A. H. Kid
der, for the winter.
| James Spaulding and Miss Jessie
Wilson have been visiting his broth
er, Ben Spaulding.
Mrs. Ralph Strin of Plainfeld. N
H.. visited her grandmother, Mrs. c.
fP. Church, one day recently.
George Piper is better in some
ways and it is hoped he may be on
1.-THE way to complete recovery.
Miss Kathleen Daggett Of Derby
| visited at s. D. Barrup's from Fri
day night until Sunday afternoon.
Preparations are being made for q
union Christmas tree and exercises
| to be held in the Baptist church.
Word has been received from the
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington
that Wilhelm Reimann underwent
successful operation there Saturday
Those having scrapbooks to fill fol
convalescent soldiers are requested &c
finish and return them to the Ibrar-
ian at their earliest convenience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Sandersor
of this place and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Brown Of Newport visited their par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Brown, last
week.
Mr.. Rexford has received his dis.
charge from the army and is with
his wife and baby at the home OF
Mrs. Rexford's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Reiman.
We understand Mrs. M. E. Hill is
improving at her home in Newport
The people here, her former home
are remembering her with posta
shower this week.
Rich Hall has sold his place t.
Mrs. Ella Church Of Derby. Mrs
Church has moved her household
goods into her new home and vii
stay with her niece, Mrs. Herber
Badger, for the winter.
Much sympathy is expressed fol
Mrs. Maude Driver Aldrich of Islant
Pond in the sudden death of her hus
band, John Aldrich. Mrs. Aldricl
will make her home with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Driver.
! Cole Hill school and it's friends
| oxyo~ nm fr,,if v,ifc fO'
} soldiers masks. 1t has hundred
per cent record in thrift and wa
savings stamps. Some of the olde,
; pupils own Liberty bond. The
!. teacher, Mrs. Anna S. Allen, has pur
. chased four. 1t won a Junior Re-
J Cross certificate and the Honor Rol
awarded the Victory Boys and Girls
The school entertainment and ex
hibit Friday evening was great sue
cess. The entertainment was mad
up of drills, Mother Goose Rhym
play, dialogue by the tiny ones of tn
primary school and dance drill b.
girls of the same school, recitation b,
Charles Bailey and singing by tn
grammar school. The exhibits of schoo
work in the other departments wer
a great credit to the pupils. A lis
of awards cannot be given this week
but will be given next week.
RED CROSS NOTES
Will anyone who has a spare arti
Gle or will give new article pleas
do so at once as the Red Cross is il
need of bath towels 19x38 inches an,
{ hand towels, 1880 inches.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.
G.. w. Collins, Pastor.
Morning service, 1870.