Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-22

Suitor, CT, 2 23
Z. 8. Webster, c,h 4 2 1 80 o
Dutton, IL 5 o 1 10 0 l
Barrows, 3b o l 3 3
Dana, rf 1 l 0 0 O
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Lewis, IS 80 1 O 3 O
Totals, So Z II 26 II
Innings: 1 2 "a 6 9
Newport, 1 % 0 o 10
Barton, 0 0 3 1 0 0 2-7
Struck out by lngraham 9, by Webster 8,
by Suitor a; umpire, Barrows; scorer, ]. M.
Blake.
On Saturday last, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bean celebrated their golden wedding. 1t
was their wish to have only their children
and nearest relatives invited, and all were
present except Mrs. Beams brother of
Craftsbury and Frank Bean of Boston.
21st. 1853, at the hotel in Glover village,
then kept by VIM. Drew. They began
their married life on farm in Sheffield
and have since lived in Albany, Irasburg
and Greens boro, coming to Barton about
thirty five years ago. They have one son
the family circle remains unbroken. The
following persons enjoyed the fine dinner
prepared by the skilled hostess: Mrs,
Martha Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Beach,
Lennie and Frank Beach of West Glover.
Mrs. Mary Morrill,, Mr.. and Mrs. D.. D..
Bean, Florence and Harold Bean OF Bar
ton, MIR. and Mrs. w. 81. Ford and How
ard Ford of Lyndonville and Mr.. and Mrs
Robert French, Lola, Marjorie and Ed
ward French of st. Johnsbury. Sc veral
letters of congratuiation were read during
the dinner hour, and Mr.. and Mrs Bean
were presented with fine couch, five dol
lars in gold and several other presents.
e. A. Walcort, photographer, came over
and photographed the group and the
pleasant party broke up, echoing the
wish expressed in one Of the letters that
''in the future, as in the past, they might
go hand in hand, and having passed the
golden milestone, press on toward the
diamond one"
The newly appointed Field Worker of
our State Sunday school Association, is
planning tour of Orleans County. 1t is
his desire to visit every town, giving ad-
dresses upon various phases of the work, to
which all interested are invited; to meet
superintendents, teachers, officers and
pastors for consultation and plans for bet
ter and moie efficient work and to awaken
greater interest in Bible study among all
classes. The man is Rev. E. M. Fuller of
Burlington, an all round man, an able man
knowing his work, fine singer, an inter-
esting speaker, pleasant Christian gentle
man. he is making this tour to become
better acquainted with his field and the
people and to prepare in the near future for
rousing county convention. 1t is to be
hoped he will meet with hearty reception
everywhere and that all the people who
are and ought to be interested will attend
and heartily cooperate in all the meetings.
The places and hours Of service, in detail,
have been left to some person in each To-
cality and some changes of course may
need to be made but let every friend watch
for notices in his immediate locality, help
to spread the news, then attend the services
meet and become acquainted with the
worker and help in every way to keep Or
leans county In the vanguard. Mr.. Fuller's
itinerary Will be in the main as follows
Friday, June 26, afternoon and evening al
North Troy; Sunday, June %, forenoon al
Newport Center, evening at Newport viii
lage; Tuesday, June 80, afternoon at South
Troy, evening at Westfield; Wednesday
July l, afternoon at Lowell, evening at Al
! Inlu ~
bury; Friday, July 3, evening at Glover
Sunday, July 5, forenoon at Barton Land
ing, evening at Barton village; Monday
July g, at Westmore; Tuesday, July7, after
noon at Bro wnington, evening at Irasburg
Wednesday afternoon at Coventry. Th,
remainder of the trip to Derby, Hollar d
Charleston, to Island Pond will b.
arranged little later. Watch for all loca
arrangements.
st. Johns day, the great festal day O
Masons, is to be celebrated by Golden Rul
Lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, No. 5, of Stanstead
p. O., on Wednesday, June "a, it being tn
one nundredth anniversary of that lodge
which received its charter in 1903, max in
i. one of the oldest lodges on the cont
] ncul. An mas D6e0 eXtenQeQ Z
Orleans lodge, No. 55 of Barton to partici
pate in the ceremonies of the day. Tn
lodge has accepted the invitation and wi
leave here accompanied by the Barton Cor
net Band, on a special train, wednesda
morning, June "a, az O'Clock. It is ex
J pected that every member of the lode
will make special effort to go. No Maso
! can afford to fail to attend this memorial b
meeting, which will be the largest Mason
, gathering ever held in this vicinity an
! will be attended by distinguished Masor
of both countries Visiting membt rs
7 other lodges, not going as S body, are CO
Z daily invited to go with this lodge, wea
ing white gloves and sprons, which W
> be furnished by the lodge to those n
: having them. Palestine Commandery, n