Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-02
WEST CHARLESTON

20 Barton. nave moved
bn mrs IS Margaret Coffey has been III
Dale Eastman is out after b.u
scarlet fever. "i'er having
Mrs. Eta Powers of o,.,a.
oeen visiting here. e'iis mas
Marson Leavens has finished p,o,,,
at c. R. Durgin's. i'ieo work
~ harmon farm Wing, Jr. is gaining randi
~ from scarlet fever. -"pio-
t; IRA Dane and family visited rel,
a'iVes In Newport Sunday.
George Calkins is better Ho h..
oeen very i'll with mumps. '''
FRANK Griggs of Orleans visited a.
y. ii. Griggs over Sunday. az
Mrs. Ella Church is visiting in wos.
burke, st. Johnsbury and Passumnsic
Mrs. William Armstrong is hoard
ing at the home of her nephew. Bert
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert BADGER visit
Sunday. - coventry
hay Faufaw is helping G. W. D.
and here. o''u
Mr.. and Mrs. C. I. Moore of New
port visited at Mrs. Frances Lyon's
Saturday. o-t .
MIR. and Mrs. Ora Clark of Derby
Line visited at Mrs. Frances Lyon's
Thursday.
A few or the Congregational ladies
met and cleaned the church two DAYS
last week.
A number from here attended the
Decoration day exercises at New
port Monday.
Mr.: and Mrs. Cephas Dupont moved
Monday to Orleans where Mr.. Du-
pont has work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Davis and chill
dren of Newport visited at Eugene
Clark's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Marvin and
daughter of Newport visited at G. S.
Rice's on Sunday.
Roy Joclyn has been in bed for sew
eral days but at present is able to be
up around the house.
Bert Mack has rented a farm in
West Glover and with his family will
move there this week.
Mr.. Farr of East Charleston has
been visiting his granddaughter, Mrs.
Guy Page and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Derusha have
moved to East Charleston where both
will work in the creamery.
W. w. Blodgett and family of New
port visited at Mrs. Margaret Lea
ven's and John Eley's Sunday.
The schools in the village reopened
Monday after being closed short
time on account of scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Norton and
daughter of Gorham, N. H, were
guests at E. v. Eastman's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Callahan and
two sons of Bethlehem, N. H, spent
the weekend at Mrs. Margaret Lea
ven's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Durose. and
, two children and Mr.. and MRS. a, u
Kidder of Island Pond were here Sun
day.
John Eley has been i'll and his son
Earle, has been helping at the cream
ery in addition to his work as cleo
trician.
Mrs. Leslie Skinner and two daugh-
ters of Island Pond were callers mere
Sunday on their way to Newport u
visit relatives.
CHESTS at Mrs. Frances Lyons
Monday were Mr.. and Mrs. Prescotl
Moore and Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram IrlpE
of Lyndonville.
! Miss Ruth Brown of Montpelier
ooratarv of the State Library Com,
mission was here IN the lnCereS' "
the library Thursday.
J, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Grow ane e
Mrs w C. Johnson of Derby aCtenueS
Sunday evening meeting here any any
Rev. MIR. johnson returned NOME WIZ
them. ,o,
Guests at Mrs. Nancy Arden's ovel
tho weekend were Mr.. and MIS-. Dy =
G ca of St. Johnsbury and MRS. LII
J Ian Hoffman and daughter Oh a. L
, ham. P. @.
Mrs John Shedd has been to par
- 10 see her sister, Mrs. F" al1I
III Who had a bad accident fecene
,,,,ben the horse she was oriSih'
hscame frightened at an auto.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Silver OF Norsn
MT. anu MIS- visited at Mrs. Am,
a ap,n,d's and Clifton Barrup's Sat
,,rdsv and Sunday. They made Tn
trip in their car.
Guests at Guy Pages Sunday D we q
Mrs Hazel Hardy of Klchmona, ch;i
M and Mrs. Irwin GURUS any M.
dren of Island Pond, MT any an
Andrew, Page end Of t SUsha sons Of Glover
Guests at H. L; S Grs orin la col BUR-
day were sn Mr. Of anf East MlS Charleston. N
AMID M9s Burroughs RRgghmo of l Gro
r po4 Orleans mn; and Gerald Temple OF hyi
! don Center.
' Rev W. C. Johnson preached assarnin'
Memorial sermon 1,1 s1nd by the %9f cho
There was dmet. hb BY Messrs. Brown an an
and Att At the close long proce sar1
! Tracy. the Sanderson's drum cotE