Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-04-27
WEST CHARLESTON

WEST CHARLESTON
Miss Ella Alton has returned to her
home.
Charles Mooney is visiting at John
Smiths.
Mrs. Farr has moved into the Grace
Lyon house.
Little Wis Barrett, who has been
i'll, is gaining.
The Congregational parsonage is
being repaired.
Richard Trucott has bought Mrs.
Randall's place.
Lynn Austin has been painting Will
Gardeners house.
Bernie Dwire has finished work for
Ernest Worboys.
Mrs. Margaret Leavens of Derby
has returned here.
\ David Cushman has moved to Rich
ard Trucott's house.
Mrs. Mary Wing of Orleans is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Shedd.
Will Farrar has hired out to Cla-
renee TeTCy LUZ Ciic ouliAAiSi'
Mrs. Fanny Whitcomb of Natick,
Mass, is boarding at the hotel.
Frank Faufaw has been visiting at
w. o. Magoon's in North Troy.
G. H.. sGriggs is having his house
painted, Mr.. Dezain doing the work.
Elias Mosher of Smiths Mill, Que,
! is visiting his brother, Clarence Mosh-
| er. -
Jay Labounty has bought Mr.. Mel
sons tenement house and blacksmith
shop. l..
| Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lafoe Of Brown
ington visited at Ed. Royce's one day
last week.
Mrs. Will Palm of Derby has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Adm
Armstrong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Driver of
Morgan have moved into the William
Eley house.
Merrick Bowen of Salem Derby and
Max Pickel of Westmore are working
for Mr.. Nelson.
Reed and Niles are kept busy as
| nearly everyone are having Pe%AAioAAAS
and papering done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Durose and
children and Mrs. Kidder of Island
Pond were here Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Daggett and youngest
child of Holland visited her mother
Mrs. Farr, last Wednesday.
J. B. Holton is boarding at the hotel
and calling on friends here, where he
formerly lived for many years.
Ralph Ruiter is working in Charles
| Gees garage. Mr.. Gee is making
many changes in the building.
George Piper has moved into a ten
ement in the Norman Brown house
which has lately been purchased by
Mr.. Nelson's
| Arthur Horn went to Brightlook
| hospital, st. Johnsbury last Thursday
for an operation for appendicitis. He
was accompanied by DR.. Hodgdon.
| Guy Barrup- conveyed them by au-
/ to.
The ladies' Aid will serve six
o'clock dinner at the vestry Wednes-
day, May a. Chowders, salads, soft
pies. doughnuts, rolls, cake, and other
good things served. See posters for
price.
The Charleston Junior Star ball
team will have a masquerade, box
party and promenade in the school
hall Friday evening. April 20. Those
having neither masks or boxes will
be charged 15c admission. Plan and
help the boys.
A most enjoyable time was had at
the C. E. social last Thursday evening
Cake, cookies and lemonade were serv,
ed. Several novel races and games
were enjoyed and we hope such socials
NAV be held oftener in the future.
The school hall was crowded last
Friday evening with an audience who
came to witness the sophomore play
and entertainment and they were
surely repaid. The sophomore's put
on a great program and they and Mrs
Grow are to be heartily congratulate
ed. Each one had the part they seem
ed best fitted for. They wish to thanh
all who helped them in any way.
! COMMUNITY CHURCH NOTES
Rev. r. G. Greengrass, Pastor
Sunday, May /.
Morning 1880. "The Christ illum
ined Life"
j Evening 7:3O. "The failures o.