Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-04-06
WEST CHARLESTON

| Albert Nadeau has been i'll.
Misses Scribner of Morgan were
| weekend guests at Fred Dwire's.
| Clyde Dwire of Manchester, N. H.,
is working for Fred Dwire.
i Mrs. Amy Crawford is working at
Fred Collins in Newport.
Reginald ,Leavens of Derby visited
at G. r. Durgins, last week.
| Earle Waterman Of Island Pond has
been visiting here!
| 1. 0. Weymouth, who has been quite
| Ill for week, is better.
I Mrs. Howard Locke of Merrimac,
/ N. H., has been visiting friends here.
Lee Barrup visited at Charles Rice's
in Orleans last week
e. II. Driver has been visiting at
DR.: Howard Humans in Enosburg
Falls.
The junior high school began this
week, and the graded schools will be-
gin next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Dawson of
Island Pond visited at Charles and
Bert Gees over Sunday.
Mildred Dwire of Salem Derby has
been visiting Anna and Louise Cush-
! man.
Mrs. Randall has moved her house.
hold goods to John Thompson's in
Holland and will make her home there.
Mrs. Eta Duval and daughter,
Grace, of Derby visited at John Du-
val's Saturday.
John Harvey Of Derby Line visited
his sister, Mrs. Margaret Godfrey, last
Monday.
Mrs. Wilbur Foster recently got one
finger badly jammed by a window
coming down on it.
The D. A. students from here have
returned to their work after a week
vacation.
Mrs. Perley Atkins, has been in
Derby the past two weeks helping her
daughter, Mrs. Susie Shaw.
Miss Kathleen Daggett of Derby
visited at S. D. Barrup's all last
week.
Elmer Allen of Bradford visited his
mother, Mrs. Maggie Allen, and
brother, Wilbur Allen, and other re-
latives here last week.
The Baptist parsonage is being re-
paired and a settled pastor, Rev.
Greengrass and family are expected
this week.
Mrs. Ed. Streeter and daughter of
Morgan visited at Mrs. Margaret Cof-
frey's, Friday en- route to Newport
to visit her mother.
While here Rev. VAIL was enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Brown.
Rev. Wahl preached to the community
church both morning and evening.
Arthur Horn was moved last Sat-
urday to the home of his sister, Mrs.
S. D. Barrup. He made the trip
which was only short distance, by
auto, and at present seems no worse
Charles Griggs with horses and
director attended the funeral of Mr..
Cloud at East Charleston last Thurs
day.
Mr.. May and Mrs. Eva Hildreth
of Derby Line, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Allen and Hugh Smith of Norwood,
Mass, visited at Orman Garland's and
Wilbur Fosters the past week.
The Ladies Aid met last week
Wednesday with Mrs. Margaret Cof-
frey. Plans were made for future
activities. A good sale will be held
IN room of the tenement over the
post office this week Saturday after
noon.
Everyone here, regardless of church
preference, is profoundly sorry that
the pastorate of Rev. w. C. Johnson
has been finished here. He has made
place all his own in the heart and
mind of each one in our community
and he will be ever a welcome visitor
in the homes here. May success and
happiness attend him in his future
work, wherever it may be-
The c. E. meeting with it's Easter
topic, was unusually interesting. The
president, w. E. Godfrey was leader,
and ne had arranged a splendid pro-
gram. Mrs. S. W. jenkins gave an
appropriate blackboard talk and the
Misses Esther and Arlene Buck gave
an Easter duet in their usual pleasing
way, Miss Esther also being organist.
Rev. Vail, who was present as a