Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-10-25
WEST CHARLESTON
LYonnais is very i'll.

Mrs. Lyonnais is very i'll.
The first snowfall here was on Oc-
tober Is.
Mrs. Estelle Wood has returned to
her home.
visiting friends here.
Porter Lyon has moved into Bert
Bailey's tenement.
Lynn Austin and family have NOV
ed into DR.. Hendricks house.
E. w. Hamilton has finished police
duty at Newport and returned home.
Mrs. Eta Powers of st. Johnsbury
is visiting relatives and friends here.
| Miss Margaret Beerworth has been
visiting Miss Marjory Day, at New
port.
Merrick Bowen and family have
moved into part of Frank Griggs'
house.
Miss Theo Hendrix of Westfeld
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. S.
| w. Jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wiley have
| returned to their home in Frank
Griggs' house.
The M. W. A. lodge here are re-
cruiting quite class for adoption
into their society.
Mrs. Henry Lafoe has large pink
blossomed geranium that had 33 buds
and blossoms on it at one time last
week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Kline are at
Cephas Dupont's in Greensboro, as
their daughter, Mrs Dupont, is i'll
with asthma.
While playing one day last week
George Rowland fell, striking on his
head and shoulders but luckily was
not severely hurt.
Miss Ruth Buck, teacher in the jun
ior high school here, was i'll part of
last week and obliged to remain at
her home at Newport.
Owing to the high rental of the
film, ''The Stream of Life" it is stated
that an admission of 35 cents, and 25
cents for children over IL, will be
charged.
Mrs. Farr died Saturday evening.
Prayers were held at the house Tues
day at 1 p. M, and funeral at 2 p. m.
at Morgan with burial at Morgan.
An obituary will appear later.
Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Coffey have
moved into part of the Congregation
al parsonage and Mrs. Margaret Cof-
fey and daughter, Ethel, have moved
into the rest of the same house.
} Mrs. J. Mulcahy of Newport will
be in our town with an up-to-date
line of millinery and occupy rooms
at Bert Bailey's. November 2 will be
j opening day and she will be here sew
) eral days. adv
7 Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richardson
and son of Newport visited his aunt,
Mrs. Ira Thomas, last Friday. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas also entertained a
number of relatives and friends from
North Troy and Newport recently.
Remember the religious film being
given Friday evening, October 27. at
the Community church. This comes
highly recommended and costs Rev.
McRae so much that it has been de-
cided to ask an admission. Be sure
to attend.
Willard Drisco of Maine visited at
Henry Church's Sunday. Mr.. Dris-
co and Mr.. Church were fellow work
ers in Maine Is years ago and they
had not met since Mr.. Drisco came
to Charleston lately, where he is
foreman on the Echo dam near the
East village.
At the state teachers convention
held recently at ST. Johnsbury, we
have been informed that of all the
this town was the only one sufficient
ly interested to attend. Although
not on the program Mr.. Reed was
asked to speak and did so.
The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. Margaret Coffey last Wednes-
day. Plans were made concerning
the fair to be held before many
weeks. Mrs. Walter Human of New
port was present and spoke in the
interests of the Orleans Memorial
. hospital at Newport. A committee
was chosen to organize an auxiliary
here to help IN any way they can.
A large crowd attended the enter
tainment given by, the girls of the
home economics class in the high
school. Everyone did their part in
the usual splendid way and music
was furnished by a quartet of young
5 men, Burton Weymouth, Floyd Ham
ilton, Cakes Calkins and Ralph Bar
rup, with Miss Arlene Buck pianist
Pop corn and homemade candy were
sold. Entire proceeds $50.
In spite of the bad weather large
number gathered at the vestry last
; | Wednesday evening for a farewell
( visit with Supt. and Mrs. E. S. 'Bovd
who have lived here for the past sew
; en- years. Mr.. Boyd has been an un
s firing worker in the best interests
5 of the schools and Mrs. Boyd has
? been equally untiring in the Home
5 Economics club and Ladies' Aid So
ciety as well as other good commun-
; ity work. They have made many
friends here who are sincerely sorry
to have them move away, and wish
them happiness and success in their
new home at Wells River. Mr. anc
Mrs. Boyd will always be welcome
visitors here. Sandwiches, cake and
punch were served during the even
ing. Mr.. Boyd is a member of the
M. w. of A. here and has held i'm
portant offices in the lodge.
West Charleston Community Church.