Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-08

/ The committee to arrange for harvest
: supper at the NJ. E. church will meet al
parsonage Wednesday at 8 p. m.
! There was a large attendance at the
I promenade at Sewers hall last Friday eve
ming and pleasant time was reported.
Gilbert Cass, who i engaged in drawing
I stone for the lev fridge, drew loao
weighing $500 LIS. last week with a small
! pair of hois's
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. III. Drumming were in
Newport last week visiting E. a. Cook
and attending the reunion of Mr.. Brun-
ning's company.
| Do not fail to hear Rev. J. E. Knapp
and Rev. J. A. Dixon on the Twentieth
Century Movement at the M. E. church
Thursday evening, Oct. 18th.
The members of the W. c. T. U. are in
vited to meet with Mrs. A. B. Owen on
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. All new MEM
bers are cordially invited to be present.
Rev. w. c. Johnson has been away dur
ing the past week delivering addresses in
sew eral towns in the county in the inter
ests of the Twentieth Century Forward
Movement.
Regular meeting of Orient Chapter, No.
Is, o. e. S., next Friday evening. All Of
ficers requested to be present. Initiation
and banquet postponed to Friday eve
ming, the 10Th. 1,sf.
Mrs. S. d. Stone and Mrs. NJ. E. Free
man spent last week in market selecting
new goods for the fall and winter trade
and Mrs Freeman begins work in Mrs.
Stones store today. So
Capt Peene and family returned to New
York last week. The genial captain and
his pleasant wife and the young ladies
Miss Peene and Miss Holden, are all well
come visitors at this place as well as West
more. ~ssz e5I a,.t>.
Mr.. William A. harrington of this vii
Iage and Miss Bertha I. Durham of Bar
ton Landing were married last week, Rev.
w. G. johnson performing the ceremony.
They will reside in this village. Con-
Mrs. VIM. G. Hawkins, who went to
r. l., with her daughter, Mrs.
johnson, has returned, home much i'm
proved in health. She visited her brother,
james Collision, a,former resident of this
place, while away.
The post office officials commenced last
to weigh all of the mail which
leaves the town by rail, as the transporta-
ton charges are fixed according to the
weight The weighing is to be continued
for thirty days. 49,,
We failed in our Hast issue TO note the |
of Miss Clara McFarlane of this
village and Burney Gray of West Charles
IN, which occurred recently. They will
reside at West Charleston. Their friends
mere will extend congratulations.
Col. Albert Clark, -who'it will be remem-
oered spoke here at the time of the repub-
lean rally, has just been defeated in a con- +
est for the Office of CONGRESSMAN from the
fourth district. The vote
vas very close, Col. Clark being defeated
~ very small margin.
DR.. G. D. Wooding, veterinary surgeon,
las located in this village and has an Of
ice at D. D. Beams sta BILE on Main st. Mr..
is graduate of the Ontario
veterinary college and Toronto dental
chool, has had considerable experience
which makes him very practical man.
We are in receipt of the St. Adams
"Political Hand book. " vest
rocket size-containing the vote for gov
rnor and congressman, the roster of the
eneral assembly, Vermont's representa-
ion in the U. 8. senate, etc. 1t is con-
enient work of reference and our thanks
re hereby rendered.
IA new time ia Bile takes effect on the B.
/ M. road today. The New York train
las been discontinued and the mixed train
rom the north in the evening. The mixed
rain mort b in the morning. has also been
AIKEN Off An arrangement has been
made for the present to have the night
1aiI slow up sufficiently to admit Of
nail pouch being thrown on.
We have been putting our mailing
st up in another type during the past
7eek.i While we have used much care in
Ding this work there may be some mis-
axes and we would like to have every
d bscribef look at the label on his paper
nd see if it is correct. If not correct
indy notify us at once and we will glad
correct the error. - - = r
The thirty seventh annual reunion of
ermont- officers will be held at Mont
elief, Thursday, October 18th. Members
I the society, officers and non-commis-
oned officers of the army and navy, with
dies,t, are cordially invited. The usual
usiness meeting will be held atthe state
ouse at go D. M. The address will be
elivered in hall of the house of represen-
ltives ats O'Clock p. M, by Capt. Joel c.
akerFof Rutland. Annual banquet at the
avilion at g O'Clock. = t
A visit to the ''Alps Of America" as tn
1hite Mountains of New Hampshire are
ten called, is an everlasting memory, but