Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15
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COruth OF Charleston, were In Bur-
lington last Wednesday and Thursday
in attendance at the MASONIC District
Deputies meeting.
The first snow of the season and the
reminder of winter made its appear
ance this morning. It takes a little
early snow to force people to get in
readiness for winter.
Regular convocation of Orient
Chapter, No. Is, o. E. S., at Masonic
Hall, Friday evening, October 10. A
banquet will be served, at 6 O'Clock,
to which all are most cordially invited.
Benjamin Mossman is having good
granite curbing laid in front of his
residence on Park street, Joseph Bar
ton doing the job. 1t isreported that
some of the neighbors on the street
will do likewise. -L1
Aaron Drown has his new set Of
buildings very nearly completed. He
has a convenient, pleasant house,
thoroughly built. The location is
handy, and he has already found oc-
cupants for all the room he does not
use.
The thirty first annual reunion of
the Vermont officers society will be
held at Montpelier on Wednesday af-
ternoon and evening Of this week.
MAJ. circuit will deliver the address.
The reunion of the 9Th regiment oc-
ours the day before.
The Peerless factory is having an
unusual amount of orders and they
are putting in new help.-J.W. Murk-
land reports business lively at his ma
chine shop and foundry.-Th Perez
val Mfg. Go people are busy with or
ders at this time.
Those who wish to join the circle
for reading and mental culture are in
vited to meet with Mrs. F. w. Bald
win, Tuesday evening, Oct. Is. All
who wish to subscribe for the Chdu-
tauquan for the coming year please
notify Mrs. J. N. Webster at the same
time and place.
There will be a harvest supper, with
music, recitations, etc., at the M E.
church on Wednesday evening next.
It is hoped to make it pleasant af-
fair socially, and all the friends
of the pastor and family are cordially
invited. The Barton quartet club and
other musicians will be invited and it
is hoped to give an entertainment
that will be pleasing. A breakfast
will be provided on Thursday morn
ing. Supper and entertainment, IS
cts; children, 10 cents; breakfast
from $50 a. N. till $3.50, 15 cents.
The Pink Tea, gotten up by the w.
r. @. for the benefit of the Sons of
Veterans, with fine supper and inter-
esting music and literary entertain
ment, came off on Friday evening
last, large number attending. The
gathering was held in the new G. A.
R. hall, which was very prettily dec
Grated for the occasion. <. Among
those who assisted il. giving, a most
pleasing entertainment were the Bar
ton quartet, Mrs Averill, Mrs. DR..
Prime, g. Fred Wheeler, Mrs. Geo.
Hamblet, Francis Jewell, Fred Dryer,
who gave songs and instrumental
pieces; Misses Ida Ruggles and Cora
Fletcher each recited humorous Sc
lection, much to the pleasure of the
audience. Rev. Mr.. Lewis spoke
briefly, but very felicitously on the
work of the patriotic societies. B. O..
Berry and Mrs. Jewell thanked the
audience aud those who assisted in
the program for their presence and
help. This public has no particular
need of outside help in preparing an
entertainment that is worthy of gen
eral patronage.
Barton Landing.
Carlos Gay and family will move
back from Boise City, Idaho, soon.
Tenements are in good demand in
this village now and several houses
more are needed.
Mr. Carl French and wife are taking
trip to New York.-Mr. Stephen
Wiley and family are visiting in
Orange Co. for few weeks.
B. Locke has built a new barn and
Glenn Dodge has barn nearly COM
pleted- Taplin&Rowen are building a
double verandah on their depot build
ing.
Osman Perley and Miss Myrtle
Simpson were married at the home
of the brides parents, Oct. 2. They
have the congratulations of many
friends. They will go to ST. Johns
bury to reside.
| The friends of CarlOsP. Skinner and