Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-01-15
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Drown went to

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Drown went &c
their new home in st. Johnsbury Center
on Thursday. Mr.. Drown has position
in st. Johnsbury and will drive to an
from his work each day. Mrs. Drown 4
brother, Leroy Bugbe will board with
] them for the remainder of the winter and
attend Barbour's business college.
Mrs. Hiram Bugbee of Lyndon Center
were in town last week.-Mrs.. Emery is
visiting her daughter in Wolcott.-Miss
| Alice Mills Of Albany visited at Rev. G. A.
Emery's recently.-Mrs. Fanny Smith OF
Lyndon Center was the guest of Mrs.
Bertha Brockway last week.-Mrs.. Lang
maid of Stanstead, P. O., was the guest of
| Mrs. Geo. Powers recently.
| Alpine Lodge, I. o. Q. F. installed the
following officers last Monday evening
N. g., Ell. A. Blake; V. G., w. r. Noyes
Sec., Perry Porter; Treas, w. A. Drown !;
r. V. G., J. G. Cole; r. S. S., Harvey Cas-
well; warden, w. Holtham; chaplain, Rev.
Emery; R. N. G., S. e. Otis; L. N. G., j.
M. Craig; L. V. G., Carl Gilfllan; L. S. S.,
E. w. Gray; outside guard, 1. Chappell;
inside guard, FL. Gaskeu.
The Rebekahs installed the following
officers last Friday: n. g., Matte Gilman !;
V. G., Isabel Warren; Sec., Ida Powers;
Treas, Eva Holtham; warden, Irene Cum
mings; conductor, Angie Burns; r. A. S.,
Mabel Gaskill; L. A. S., Kate Blake;
chaplain, Myrtle CasweIl; inside guard,
Mrs. Glidden; outside guard, w. Holtham;
R. S. n. G., Mrs. Gilfllian; R. S. to v. G.,
To Mrc
Rebekah, Florence Burns; Past Grand,
Lucy Mooney.
The following are the dates in the new
lecture course: Friday, Jan Is, lecture,
''The New England Village" Rev. J. H.
Hoffman. Wednesday, Jan. 81, lecture,
"Wenden Phillips Hon. Wendell Stat
ford. Wednesday, Feb. Z, lecture, ga
Trip to Scotland" Hon. Alexander Dun
nett. Thursday, Feb. %, dramatic enter
tainment. March z, lecture, ''The Early
History of Vermont" Luther Harris, Esq.
This is a move in the right direction and
we hope another year that the village may
do something of this kind on larger
scale.
East HardWick.
Geo. c. Nelson is getting out lumbe to
repair his barns.
Mrs. D. E. Goodrich has been at Boston
with her little daughter for treatment.
She gets no encouragement.
The logs from the Simpson lot at the
head of Caspian Lake are being hauled to
the steam mill in the Alden brook valley.
The Cong'l. church and society have
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unanimous call to the passionate here. He
is expected to begin his abors about March
1st.
Sheffield.
The week of prayer was observed, both
churches uniting.
Wylie Willard and Samuel Drake go to
Boston today to secure work.
VIM. Mcdowell who has been laid up
with lame knee is improving.
Horace Brooks has the job of rolling the
roads on the Square this winter.
There was pleasant gathering at AL
pheus Brooks Tuesday evening.
Edwin Hill and DR.. Fillmoer went to St.
Johnsbury Wednesday to Masonic gath
ering.
Melvin Gray has engaged to work for Ed.
Holmes in South Barton, to haul Ium Der to
the Forrest mill.
The January session of the Wheelock
quarterly meeting will be held with the
church in Sheffield.
Those who attended Rev. j. Lewis
lecture Wednesday evening at Glover pro-
nounce it very good
Mrs. Corydon Simpson has been at st.
Johnsbury caring for her daughter, Mrs.
Brown, who has been sick.