Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-01-13

All mothers who are interested in arrang-
ing Mothers Club will meet with Mrs
G. H. Davis Tuesday evening at 1880
O'Clock.
Four persons joined the Methodist
church yesterday, namely; Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Webster and Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Hartwell.
The Woman's Literary Club will hold
cred Letter Evening 10 Scotland at the
home of Mrs. j. f. Batchelder Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Horace Story, who has been stop
ping with her daughter, Mrs. N. l.. Foster,
for some time, has returned to her home
in Irasburg.
Luther Fairbrother, who has been clerk
at the Crystal Lake House for some time,
has closed his labors there and gone 10
Nantucket, r. l.
Mr.. Rickaby, of the firm Of Rickaby q
Company, St. Johnsbury, was in town last
week making arrangements to open an
office here for the sale Of real estate.
The week of prayer was observed by the
| Nj. E. and Congregational churches with
series of union meetings W nich were large
ly attended, and unusual interest was man
| ifest9d.
| This is bargain week with nearly all of
the MONITOR advertisers. Do not fail to
read these ads for you can save money by
taking advantage of some of the many bar
| gains they are Offering.
A company of singers ana others to the
number of thirty, met with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Tenney one evening recently. With
games, music and refreshments, the eve
ming passed very pleasantly.
Mr.. w. c. Trip and family wish to
thank their neighbors and friends and es-
pecially the singers. for the services rem
dered during the illness, death and burial
of their beloved wife and mother.
Regular meeting of Orleans Lodge No.
So, F. and A. NJ, Friday evening, January
II, at 1880. D. d. G. NJ, F. NJ. Sears will
make his annual visit at this time and
the third degree will be conferred, after
which a banquet will be served.
Sousa's band, the greatest military band
|
tor, will appear in grand concert at Howe
opera house, st. Johnsbury, on Thursday
evening January 10Th. The Boston &
Maine railroad offer excursion rates from
all stations.
Messrs. G. V. Frasier and F. J. PercivaI
left Saturday night for New York, where
they will be in attendance at the great
New York Furniture exchange, which
commences on Monday, Jan. 10. The
Percival Co. has sent forty-one pieces Of
furniture to the exhibit.
Mr.. c. II. DwineIl of Boston is to open
clothing store in d. d. Beams block thi;
week. He will sell mems clothing but will
not carry line for boys. He will have his
line of goods ready for inspection on Fri
day. Mr.. Dwinell is a son of &. H
DwinelI, a former resident of this village
and will be remembered by many of tn,
people of Barton.
The name with the card of thanks giver
last week should have been James instead
Of Joseph Labounty. Mr.. and Mrs. La
bounty wish to express still further thei
appreciation of the many kindnesses ex
tended them. They would especially thanh
Mr.. Cutting, the young ladies of the Peer
less, Rev. FIR. Turcot, and the many othel
friends who assisted them.
Geo. H. Davis is having his back stor,
fitted up for a grocery department and will
devote the space now used for that depart
ment to new goods which he has purchas
ed. He is having the ceiling to his stor
painted and decorated in very beautiful
manner and other changes will be mad
which will add to the attractiveness of tn
store and make it more convenient TO
exhibiting goods. His sale of Peerles
goods opened this morning and will con
tinue for two weeks.
The concert recital to be given by Nine
Camilla Urso, the noted violonist, at Sea
ver's opera hall on Saturday evening, Jan
18th, promises to be one of the best concert
ever given in this section. Nine. Ursc
whose fame as a musician is world wide
will be assisted by Miss Inez Marston
soprano, and NJ. Sheldon Pearce, pianist
All lovers of music should avail themselve
g of this excellent opportunity to hear on
of the worlds greatest violin players. Re
served seats can be obtained at H. {
l Pierce's, price 35c and soc.
The Bostonia Orchestra will give con
i cert in Sewers hall, Tuesday evening, jar
Fl. This orchestra is composed of player
s selected from the foremost musical organ
iZations of Boston, and all are musician
g of great ability. Marietta Sherman Ray
| ic q oio of
talent, and under her leadership til
+ orchestra has now an enviable reputation
g This promises to be one of the best con
certs ever given in this town and larg
. patronage is assured. The seats will b
: placed on sale at H. e. Pierce's Jan 18th.
All the trains from the south were dc
. layed at this station last Tuesday after
= noon because of an accident to the extr
= freight which passed through here abor