Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-12-13
EAST CHARLESTON

In able to be out.
The Youngest child of Parker Col
Inns is dangerously ill.
William Carter is visiting his sis
ter at Stratford Hollow.
Mrs. Charles Lapoint spent the
weekend at Island Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Midy Young are re-
joicing over a new baby boy.
Mrs. L. III. Campbell of Belcher-
town, Mass, is visiting at Leon
Bucks.
Will Moulton's little daughter, |
Alice, who was badly burned with
hot coffee, is improving.
Several attended the past matrons'
and past patrons night of the East
ern Star at Island Pond, December A.
Mrs. John Piper, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Elmo Hud-
son, of Poultney, has returned home.
Several of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Had Piper called upon them in
their new home Friday evening and
a pleasant evening was spent.
Plans are being made for a Christ
mas tree at the church Saturday |
evening, DECEMBER %. Let all the
children who are to take part in the
Christmas exercises make an effort
to be present at the rehearsal Satur-
day, December Is, at 1 p. m.
WEST CHARLESTON
George Rowland was i'll last week.
Stella Hussey is i'll with bronchial
trouble.
Miss Lou Bruce returned home
Monday:
Mrs. G. L. Kline was i'll the first
of this week.
Ernest Billiard is working for Del
no Sanderson.
Little Priscilla Bates is having
whooping cough.
Give Durose has finished work for |
L. D. Beerworth.
Emmett Moore of Montreal is visit
ing at Rev. A. G. MacRae's.
Mrs. Harry Dane and Mrs. Curtis
Cobb are out after being i'll.
Frances Lyon of Newport spent the
weekend at Alvin Woodlands.
Mrs. Eugene Hinton was great |
sufferer last week with ear-ache.
Arlene Barrup was out of school
part of this week because of illness.
Mrs. Robert Farman visited her
aunt, Mrs. Bert Bowley, at Newport
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. /. o. Weymouth and Miss Dor
is returned home Saturday from St.
Johnsbury.
Mrs. Bernie Dwire and children,
Ralph and Mabel, of Manchester, N.
H., are visiting at Fred Dwire's.
David Cushman had the bad luck
recently to have his driving horse
break his leg.
Mrs. Fred Spencer, Mrs. Percy
Spencer and daughter of Lyndonville
visited at G. w. D. Reeds last week.
Sam Wark has finished work for
his brother, Joseph, in Sutton and is
visiting at J. C. Eley's and other
relatives here.
Miss Helen Marsh has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. L. D. Beerworth, and
family. She returned Sunday to her
home in Enosburg.
Mrs Emma Royce of Derby and
Mrs. Willard Gray of Island Pond Wis
tied Mrs. Josie Royce and Mrs. Mag
gle Allen Saturday.
Francis Dezain and family have
moved from Mr.. Hoy's house to the
village, and are occupying Mrs. Wal
ter Hildreth's tenement.
Miss Dorothy Todd of Holland is
working for Mrs. Charles Griggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Griggs have both been
i'll but are improved.
Adm Armstrong is papering and
vanishing in E. V. Eastman's new
house. Karl Ruiter is taking Mr..
Armstrong; place in I. o. Wey-
mouths store.
The Ladies' Aid society thank all
who contributed in any way to make
their supper and sale so successful.
Not all the things were sold,. and it
Is hosed to have another sale near
spring. |
Last week Tuesday James Fay's [
horse, which was hitched by Mr.. |
Weymouth's store, got it's halter off
and started home in a hurry. Before
reaching the Rowland garage It had
succeeded in freeing itself of the
blanket and sleigh.
Will Hinton and family of Lyn-
donville spent Thanksgiving with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Hinton,
at East Charleston, instead of with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bal
lev, here as reported last week. They
visited at Mr.. Bailey's the Sunday fol-
lowing Thanksgiving.
CHARLESTON SCHOOL NOTES
The following students make up
the honor list of the school for the
fall term. Each received at least TOUR
term ratings of superior or excellent:
Arlene Buck, Harley Davis, Flora
Durgin, Beatrice Hudson, Bertha
Hudson, Ellen Hudson, Oscar Hudson,
Elbridge Peavey, Pearl Piper, Ellen
Whitehill.
A new doorway has been made be-
tween the halls which makes the pas
sage to the home economics room
more convenient
Jerome Hudson, "a, presided dur
ing the sponsor program given by
the students Friday afternoon.
Supt Batchelder made brief visit
at the school the latter part Of last
week.
The school has adopted the marking
system in general use in the junior
senior high schools of the state. 1t
is known as weighted system"
That is, it gives student credit
toward graduation in proportion to
quality as we'll as quantity of work
he does. 1t is a standing incentive
to students to do better work.