Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-03-05
WEST CHARLESTON

Mrs. G. w, D. Reed has returned
home.
d w. Sanderson has been i'll.
Mrs. Johnson is visiting in Barre.
The three Wing children have been
quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Eastman are
much improved.
Mrs. Bresette has returned to her
home in Norton.
Miss Theo Hendrix of Westfield has
been visiting here.
Mrs. Weymouth is i'll and Miss
Sylvia is improving.
Ellie Shedd has been suffering with
a felon on one finger.
All the members of Mrs. Margaret
Leavens' family are better.
Mrs. Peck died Wednesday after
noon. Obituary next week.
Charles Bishop and family have re-
turned to Mrs. Mary Wings.
Mrs. Ora Dane is i'll. Her mother,
Mrs. A. J. Crawford, is there.
Arthur Uttin of Bloomington has
been visiting his brother, Bert
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Ruiter are Wis
ting at Glen Ruiter's in Montreal.
Guy Barrup has gone to spend
;ome time at VIII Graves in Holland.
Frank Griggs of Orleans has been
recent guest of his brother, Charles.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
eugene Clark recently. Congratula-
5ions.
H. G. Ruiter went Wednesday to
Glover with the body of Miss Maude
| Denny.
Bert Hamilton of Woodsville, n. H,
| has been visiting his brother, Ed.
| Hamilton.
Irving Dane fell while playing in
the barn recently, and hurt his back
quite badly.
H C. Horn, son, Carl, and Miss
Kathleen Daggett of Derby visited at
S. D. Barrup's Sunday.
Will Davis of Newport was caller
at the home of his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Margaret Coffey Friday.
Mrs. G. W. Driver has been visit
| ing her brother, Levi, and sister, Miss
Myrtle, for several days.
Mrs Julia Chaplin was recalled to
| Newport because of illness in the
family of her son, Ernest Chaplin.
Mrs. Ina Griffin returned to New
port on account of illness in the fam
lily of her brother, VIII Pearsons.
Wilbur Foster is papering George
Danes tenement over the postofice
/ and Mrs. Fife Lyon will soon move
there.
George Piper rode out one day late
| ly, and since then, walked out. Con-
gratulations are in order after his
long sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dwyer have
been i'll. Mrs. Dwyer is better but Mr.
wish he might.
Supt. Boyd attended the superin-
tendent's conference at Newport. Mrs.
Boyd accompanied him and visited
at Mrs. Sawyer's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leith have been i'll.
Mr.. Leith is now able to be out and
Mrs. Leith is improving. Her moth
er is here from Coventry.
The Cole Hill school is closed for a
short time on account of the prevail
ing epidemic. Mrs. Anna Allen, the
teacher, has purchased and present
ed to this school a Webster's New In
ternational dictionary.
The Grammar school and teacher,
Miss Franklin went to John Hayes
one afternoon after school this week
and repeated their parts in the recent
entertainment, for the benefit of their
lcIassmate Willie HAYES
! CONGRATULATIONS to DR.. and Mrs
Howard Human of Enosburg Falls
on the birth of a son. This promotes
; Mr. and Mrs. Everett Driver of this
: place to the rank of grandparents, as
DR.. Human is Mrs. Drivers son.
MRS. HERBERT BADGER
A feeling of deep sadness came to
our entire community when on Sun
day, Feb. %, it was learned that Mrs
Herbert Badger had died of pneu-
monia, following influenza. She was
sick only one week. Cora Belle, was
the only daughter of John W. and
Carrie B. (CrandalD Dudley and was
born here Sept. Is, 1882, and has liv-
ed here all her life. Her friend:
were legion, for to know her was tC
= love her. On March &c, 1905, she
, was united in marriage to Herbert W
+ Badger of this place and to then
: were born twin sons, Dale and Vale
who are now nine years of age. They
a will sadly miss their mother az they
were ever her first thought and care
: When Cora was very young she wa:
4 left motherless and lived with he
: Grandmother Dudley until her fathel
, married again in a few years. Since
: then she not only received a mother!
love and care but was as an own chilC
to her second mother. Cora was al
ways interested and helpful IN tn
societies of our village and a deaI