Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-01-19
WEST CHARLESTON

| C6T.
Frank Faufaw is working for Mr..
| Nelson.
Will Leith of Sutton was here two
! days last week.
| Mrs. Surviah Farr is working at
Adm Armstrong;.
| Mrs. Herbert Badger visited in
Newport part of last week.
Will Gardner visited at Fred Good
alls in Holland one day last week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Beerworth and
two children are better. Miss Mar
garet is able to be out. Elton is gain
ing from an abscess in his throat.
1t is expected the work of cutting
ice, drawing it and filling the cream
4 cry ice-house will be begun this
week. S. D. Barrup's men and teams
doing the work.
Mrs. Mabel Moulton has finished
caring for Mrs. Hodgon and re-
turned to her home in East Charles
ton. Mrs. Hattie Revoir is caring
for Mrs. Hodgdon at present.
Mrs. w. C. Johnson of Derby is
very ill with pneumonia at her home.
Her many friends here, where she
formerly lived and where Rev. John
son is still pastor of the Community
church, hope for her speedy recovery.
The Congregational society held
| their yearly meeting the evening of
Jan. 6. Mrs. L. D. Beerworth mod
orator; Mrs. w. C. Foster, clerk; Miss
Knight, treasurer. Mrs. Beerworth,
| G. nj. Calkins, G. L. Kline and w.
E. Coffey, trustees.
The pupils of the village school
are enjoying at least two kinds of
| warm food in addition to their usual
! lunch each day. This is proving very
| helpful both in preparation and con-
sumption. Mrs. Boyd kindly loaned
her oil stove, and it's even limited the
| girls vie with each other in doing the
dishes!
| HI. G.. Ruiter, undertaken, was called
to East Charleston last week because
| of the death of Ben McCrae. The flu
neral was held at his home Saturday
and burial in Pine Grove cemetery,
| Newport. Mr.. McCrae was killed
while working in the woods Thurs
day. Those here who know him speak
| highly of him, and deplore his untime-
| ly death.
The Baptist society held their year
ly meeting the evening of Jan. z.
| H. H. Tracy, moderator; J. B. Holton,
| G. A. Dane, I. o. Weymouth, deacons;
Mrs. I. o. Weymouth, treasurer; G..
A. Dane, G. w. D. Reed, F. E. Dwire,
| Mrs. Amy Crawford, trustees; l. O..
| Weymouth, clerk; Mrs. H. H. Tracy
and Miss Myrtle Driver, missionary
committee.
The Community church Sunday
School was reorganized last Sunday
for the coming year. Supt., G. M.
Calkins; assistant superintendent,
I. o. Weymouth; general secretary,
H. H. Tracy; organist, Mrs. Tracy.
Each class is fully organized and has
it's own officers. The church services
and Sunday School services are we'll
attended. H. H. Tracy gave splen-
did report and received a vote of
| thanks and many compliments on the
way he fills his Office.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Community church have elected
the following officers for the ensuing
year. President, w. E. Coffey; vice
president, Miss Goldie jenkins; secre.
tary, Miss Grace Knight; treasurer
Mrs. S. w. Jenkins; organist, Mrs
Henry Mccormack The various com.
mittees are organized and it is hoped
to accomplish much this year. The
meetings are very interesting and
we'll attended but there is room and q
hearty welcome for more. Plan tt
attend the meetings and do a share
in the service.
On the evening of Jan. IL recep
| Il
Austin at the home of Mrs. Austin
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Allen
In spite of the very bad weather ;
pleasant evening. Refreshments O.
sandwiches, cake, doughnuts, chess
and coffee were served. These MIC
and useful gifts were given Mr.. an'
Mrs. Austin to remind them in thei
4 future home of their friends VIII
wish them much happiness and pros
perity. Silver sugar she'll, Mrs. JOSH
Royce; IL doz. silver knives AM
fork, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Allen; l..
doz. silver tea spoons, Mrs. Maggi
. Allen; silver jelly spoon, Mrs. A. E
Woodland and son, Raymond; silve
butter knife, Mr.. and Mrs. N. c
Eastman. silver pickle spoon, MI
and Mrs. H. G. Ruiter; cake plate
Miss Vera Coney; sugar bowl AM
cream pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Nelson; two linen tray clothes, Mr.
and Mrs Elmer Lamere; linen ira.
cloth, Misses Esther and Arlen
Buck; bath towel, Mr.. and Mrs. Henri.
Mccormack; glass fruit dish, Mrs
Mabel Colburn; tooth pick holder
Misses Myrtle and Gladys Woodland
pair pillow slips, Mrs. Rose Wilson
picket dish, 1. o. Weymouth and fam
} lily; glass fruit dish, Mrs. Howar'
Wiley. bath. towels, Mr.. and Mrs
, Ed. Durose; quilt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Spaulding; glass water pitcher, MI
and Mrs. S. w. Jenkins; glass brea'
plate, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hildreth
a sum of money from Roland Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs George Calkins, Ma
and Mrs. George Kline, and Mr.. an
Mrs. Dan Allen.
Little Ethel Marjorie Holmes
daughter of Reginald and May
(Buck) Holmes, died on Jan. IL, afte
two weeks illness of bronchia
pneumonia. The little one was only
mo. % days old. She made brav
fight for life, and received the loving
J care of mother and grandmothers bu
, they were forced to give her up. TIL