Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-03-19


navy, died of pneumonia in Scotland
last month. He was the son of Kate
Streeter, an old resident of this town.
Since the death of his mother, he had
made his home with his aunt, Mrs.
Charles Bean, in Cambridge, Mass.
WEST CHARLESTON
Claude Rice has bought Charles
Rice's sugar place.
Henry Kline has gone to Orleans
to do carpenter work.
Dale and Vale Badger are able to
be out of doors a little.
Mrs. Mary Badger fell in the yard
Tuesday and hurt one arm.
Roland Faufaw has finished work
and returned to his home here.
Mrs. Ida Eaton of Lynn, Mass, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. W.
Collins.
Earle Durgin accompanied his ia
Their, Rep. c. r. Durgin, to Mont
pelier this week.
Mrs. Wilbur Allen of Island Pond
was in town Monday and visited at
Mrs. Josie Royce's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palm of Holland were
here Sunday to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Adm Armstrong.
Rev. Mr.. Carroll of East Charles
ton was here Sunday evening and
attended the church service.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson and
two children of Holland visited at the
home of her father, James Randall,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson and
two children of Holland visited at the
home of her father, James Randall,
Sunday.
Mrs. Laid of Island Pond has been
here visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Brown, and at N.
C. and E. V. Eastman's.
: Word has been received here that
: Mrs. George Cummings is in the St
Johnsbury hospital, where she has
had an operation and is as well as can
be expected.
Edwin Hill and Miss Stella Dane OF
S Newport were here over Sunday
= They visited at Harry Danes anC
{ We're in their former places in the
church service Sunday.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Hoisington
5 daughter, Luona, and son, Cliffs, al
d so Mrs. Hoisington's father, Mr.
j Towne, all of Stowe, have moved in
= to G. W. Horns tenement here. Mr.
o Hoisington works for Mr.. Nelson.
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES.
n G. W. Collins, Pastor.
i Morning service, 1870.
l. Bible school, noon.
= Union service in the evening at 7.3
in the Congregational church.
t Prayer meeting Tuesday at 7.3
Al o'clock.
u. "a RED CROSS NOTES
t. At the annual meeting last wee
ID Mrs. G. L. Kline resigned as treasur
,e er and Mrs. Clifton Barrup was elect
ed to fill her place.
It The Red Cross society wishes to ex
i tend thanks to G. A. Dane for the FIRE
h use of his rooms so long. n. G. East
3. man has very kindly given the societ
b the use of rooms in his house know
n, as the Hildreth place.
= Will all who have clothing they ca
e spare for the refugees in Europe
q please leave the articles at the Re
Cross rooms any time before Marc
31st? There seems to be urgen
l. need of these things.
% At the Red Cross meeting las
90 week a short business session wa
+ held. During this time the presi
4 dent, Mrs. G. w. Reed, asked for
II full minute of silence in memory c
IT one of our number, who has passe
70 on, Mrs. Herbert Badger. We mis-
,s her from the meetings, both her hel
and presence.
ID "When a friend we've loved has gone
= Said farewell and travelled on,
= What is it we sigh to know,
ie We who struggle still below?
9 'Tis the handclasp that was true,
>. And the cheerful smile we knew,
II What we miss, who stay behind,
A. And the gentle deeds and kind
N That they did to smooth our way.
10 It's the voice that used to say
h Words of comfort and of bliss
70 And the vanished smile we miss"
s. CONG. CHURCH NOTES
at Pastor, Rev. w. C. Johnson
Sunday, March 23d
Morning worship at 1890.
Bible school at noon.
Evening service, 7.30.
tie c. E. service Thursday evenin,
March 81, at 7.30, Topic, 1.-THE Art {
in Building Character" Leader, A.
Kidder.
a Mission Study class meets wit
Mrs. Kline Friday evening.
IN The Sunday school has elected Mr.
Kendrick, Miss Knight and Mis-
Johnson, as the committee in charp
IS of the Easter exercises.
Tho y1r;r,ar,y. class sociaI e,iyar