Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-06-15
CHURCH NOTES

/ that are sending aid in money, food
and clothing so generously.
CHURCH NOTES
] Plymouth Cong1 Church
Rev. G. H. Dierlamm, Pastor
| Sunday morning service IL.
| Sunday school II.
| Evening service TAB.
| C. E. Society Thursday evening
7:45. Topic June %. Lessons from
the sun and light. Leader B. G.
Morse.
WEST CHARLESTON
/ David Cushman is working in the
Gee garage.
Airline Colby of Newport has been
visiting Zelda Eley.
Ernest Burbeck of Holland lately
visited relatives here.
| Mrs. Moulton of Stowe has been
visiting at c. H. Griggs'.~
! Mrs. Clayton Brooks is gaining af-
ter being quite i'll for week.
| G.. l.. Kline has sold his place
here to Bert Bailey of Morgan.
Harmon Wing and children have
moved into the Kendall house.
Mrs. Percy Griffin Of Derby spent
part of last week at John DuvaPs.
! A good number attended the various
exercises of commencement week at
Derby.
Mrs. Bert Gee fell in their shed
one day lately and was severely
| bruised.
Henry Crandall Of Derby has been
visiting at Herbert Badgers and
John Dudley's.
Elm Flanders of Barton has been
visiting at C.. R. Durgin's and other
| relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Faufaw of
South Troy spent the weekend at
| Ray Faufaw's.
Clark Mason and nephew Charles
Mason of Derby Line visited at Will
Gardeners Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Griffin and
two children of Derby visited at
John Duval's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Spaulding have
been entertaining his sister, Mrs.
Saultes Of Derby Line.
six children of Newport have been
| ..
Miss Theo Hendrix. of Westmore
spent the weekend here with her
sister, Mrs. S. w. Jenkins.
Mrs. Eva Hildreth and Mr.. May of
Derby Line visited at Mr.. Garland's
and Wilbur Fosters one day last
week.
Mrs. Adams Bowker gave a party
one evening last week in honor of her
birthday. There were several invited
guests. q
Mr.. Scribner and children TO Nor
gon have moved into tenement in
G. A. Danes house, known as the
Piper place.
G.. L. Kline of this place accom-
! panied by Jerome Hudson of East
Charleston spentlpart of last week at
Lewis pond fishing.
Mrs. Josie Royce and Mrs. Maggie
Allen visited at Oliver Boardway's
in Ryegate and at Elmer Aliens in
Bradford for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Silver of
Northampton, Mass, and Miss Hazel
Horn of North Troy were recent
visitors at Amy Crawford's and at
Clifton Barrup's.
Schools finished last week. The
village school enjoyed a picnic at
Salem pond. Many thanks are due
those who so generously conveyed the
teachers and pupils.
| Charles Church has lately found
two eggs in his fathers henhouse,
each having a raised distinct letter
| G. on them, Charles was very pleas
! ed with his monogrammed eggs.
Mrs. Bert Gee had at church Sum-
day two of the most beautiful and
largest plants ever seenhere. One was
an ivy geranium with good number
of blossoms and the other a fuschia
whose many blossoms one would need
much time to count.
The town schools graduating ex-
ercises we're held at the Congregation
al church Friday evening. The
church was filled. In addition to the
| graduates parts, there were selec-
tions by the Junior high school here,
Supt. E. S. Boyd spoke in his usual
| pleasant and instructive manner, and
Rev. Edwards of Newport gave a
splendid address.
Ernest -Worboys' new barn was
raised Saturday in spite of the rain.
! A large crowd was present. A
bountiful dinner was served by Mrs.
! Hattie Revoir, Mrs. Walter Hildreth
and Mrs. A.. E. Woodland with a large
and efficient corps of helpers. Tables
were set on Mrs. Revoir's spacious
| veranda. While at work board broke
letting Walter Hildreth fall dis
lance of Is feet, landing on pile of
plank. He was picked up unconscious
and is quite i'll although no bones
/ were broken. While George Calkins
and another man each picked up a
pike pole at the same time Mr.. Cal
kins was accidentally hit over Aone
eye and a place cut requiring three
stitches to close.