Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-11-22
WEST CHARLESTON
Mrs. Hattie Revoir is improving.

Clarence Mosher has been i'll for
the past two weeks but is now able
to be up around.
Mrs. David Cushman has been
working at Ernest Worboys' while
Mrs. Revoir was i'll.
Mrs. Charles Griggs, who has been
quite i'll, was convalescing, but last
week was not as well.
Ed. Eastman and family have NOV
ed into Fred Parlin's house, known as
the Grace Lyon place.
Several from here attended the en-
tertainment and box social at East
Charleston Friday evening.
James Blay of Newport has bought
the William Nelson farm here and
will take possession at once.
| Will Farrar and son, Lawrence, of
Enosburg visited at G. III. Griggs' one
day last week and Lawrence remain
ed.
Will Bailey of Lyndonville has been
visiting his parents here for few
DAYS but returned to his work Mon
day.
i 10. Weymouth and family went to
! St. Johnsbury Sunday to visit Mrs.
4 Weymouth and Doris. Mrs. Wey-
mouth did not return although Doris
is improving.
/ Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Gray on the birth of daugh-
ter. at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Uttin. Mrs. Rose Will
son is the nurse in charge.
1t is now expected that there will
be an entertainment, entitled, "The
Tom Thumb Wedding" the first of
December. Watch for further par
ticulars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dodge and
daughter, Thelma, of Littleton, N. II.
: have been visiting Mrs. Dodge's par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Beerworth. also
: her brother, l.. d. Beerworth. and
sister, Mrs. G. M. Calkins, and their
families.
There was good crowd at the
! movies Wednesday evening. The film
/ that was advertised did not come, but
/ Keller's life and proved very inter
{ esting. 1t showed the marvels OF
I obtaining a splendid education under
seemingly insurmountable difficulties
Friends of Mrs. Emma Nye of Der
by will be pleased to learn that she
is spending the winter with he
daughter, Mrs. Wellington Cilley, il
! Michigan, and with her brother, Mr.
7 Lunt, also in the West. We ais,
! learn that her youngest son, Carlyl,
! market in Lowell, Mass, and as sool
! as he can locate suitable house will
I move his family to Lowell from Man
! chester, N. III.
: CARD-We wish to express ou
7 heartfelt thanks for the services O.
the kind friends and neighbors, ant
! all who have sympathized with us ant
I assisted us. in our great loss. W.
also wish to thank all relatives anC
I friends for their many floral tributes
to our lost darling, Doris. May God''
! blessings reward them.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. H. Perrier
Roland Perrier,
! Irene Perrier
Z Mr.. and Mrs H. A. Kathan of Sun
! apee, N. H., and Mrs, Lizzie Pike o,
+ ST. Johnsburv visited at E. w. Ham
{ I>ilton's recently Mr.. Kathan and Mrs
+ Pike are brother and sister and ar,
{ cousins of Mr.. Hamilton. 1t is 81
: years since Mr.. Hamilton saw Mr.
I Kathan. and Fl years since he saw
Mrs. Pike. They were brought up :
I this town and enjoyed their visit here
! Mr.. Kathan is proprietor of a large
I summer hotel in Sunapee.
: The c. E. meeting Thursday even
4 ing was led by Mrs. G.. T.. Kline will
special singing by Misses Eudor;
! Hodgdon and Mabel Dwire. There
Z was a good attendance and at th'
! close of the meeting many more came
I in and a reception was given Mr.
{ and Mrs. HI. H. Tracy, who are go
( ing to visit their son. Ralph, ant
7 family for time in their New jersey
{ home and then go farther south fo1
1 the winter. The reception was plan
{ pned and carried out by Mrs. Tracy
! "True Blue" Sunday school class o.
I young ladies, which gave a fine pro
gram of readings and songs, and il
I behalf of the class Miss Arlene Buck
one of it's members, presented Mr.
and Mrs. Tracv with an envelope con
1 tanning S. with which to buy some
memento of the class. Mr.. and Mrs
Tracy feelingly responded. Rev. Nc
7 Rae also made remarks, both comic
and serious. The going away of Mr.
I and Mrs. Tracy will greatly affect the
church work. Twenty years ago thi
fall the people gave Mr.. and Mrs
4 Tracy reception as they were go
ing to California and since then they
n nave maze Lf1DS TO various parts o.
I the United States and then EVENTUAL,
returned here. their home town ant
! it is hoped they may again settl,
Z down here. Refreshments of sand
! wiches, cake and coffee and fudgt
4 were served.
I JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
I On Saturday evening the higl
school pupils went to the home O.
! Miss Lois Hinton to help her cele
! brate her birthday. Several neigh
: bors were also present and all had
I pleasant time. Refreshments wer.
{ served and Miss Lois received severa
gifts.
4 Miss Mabel Bushaw of East Charles
Z ton is boarding at Eugene Hintont
I Eduring the school days, and Jerom,
I Hudson of Echo is boarding at vii
Hinton's. Because of the illness O.
I her, mother it has been necessary fo,
T Miss Sylvia Hinton th give up he1
school work which ID regretted b,
I both teachers and pupils.
The high school students gave Mis-.
! Esther Buck birthday party Fridaz