Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-01-12

peaks very highly or Mr.. II. 1. smith,
of the plant here. The business
S constantly increasing.
The annual donation for the benefit OF
The pastor will be at the church next I
Thursday evening. Oysters and other
good things viii be served, after which an
will be given, consisting of
reading, speaking, singing, and music by
The band. Everybody invited.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. E. Fl. Batchelder is not as we'll.
Frank Wolcott of Lowell, Mass. is here
visiting his parents.
Charles Walker is here spending his
vacation with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E. Piper of Lyndon |
Vile visited relatives in town last week.
L.W. Stevens has sold the land formerly
owned by G. &. Spaulding to A. d. Piper.
J. B. Moody has the contract to get the
ice for the creamery and is busy filling the
large ice house.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet in the
vestry Wednesday, Jan. 14th, for dinner.
All invited. Ladies will please furnish
food.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Buck are here for
short stay with relatives. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Buck have many friends here VINO
extend congratulations.
| VIM. P Cutler of Dixville, P. @, for
mer resident of this town, called on many
of his friends here last week. Mr.. Cutler
enjoys excellent health for man OF his
age, being over eighty years old.
Rev. J. D. Waldron of West Charleston
preached here Sunday, Jan. 4th at p. m.
to a large congregation. Arrangements
have been made for him to preach once in
two weeks at present.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. Charles Warboys is very sick with
pneumonia.
Rev. ]. D. Waldron is holding series OF
meetings at Morgan Corner.
Mrs. John Ellie is nome from Island
Pond somewhat improved in health.
The donation for the Rev. j. d. Waldron
was success both 500 tally and financially.
DR.. and Mrs. Amos Parlin of Barton
Landing visited at j. G. Parlin's last week
Mr.. c. Wilson of Derby will move into
Mr.. Browns house and work for Marshall
Wilson this winter.
DR.. Harry Hamilton of Newport was II
town last week and bought valua BILE horse
of n. G. Eastman.
Ell, B. Stewsrt and John Blair Of Bee
Plain were in town last week and bough
a fine saddle horse of Ed. Eastman.
l The new dam for the electric light plan
is nearly completed. The power house
progress ing finely and will be ready 70
use in the near future.
. The Modern Woodmen of West Charles
ton will give farmers supper and socis
u entertainment at the G. A. R. hall FIida
y evening Admission 10 and 15c. All ar
Il cordially invited to attend.
The I. o. G. r. are preparing to give ''Tt
Country SCHOOL, in the near future. 1t
ID desirable to have each member as pup
in this school. Lodge meeting every Tue:
n day evening ann rehearsal after each NEE
ing.
Or COVENTRY.
q. A. D. Thurber sells tickets for the A
at mondbury Bell Ringers at Barton LandiI
Jan. Is.
ne Mckinley Lodge, I. o. G. T., will ho
an open lodge Wednesday evening, ia
q. 14th. There will be readings, recitation
IT, music, tableaux, etc A cordial 1nv1tatlc
ne is extended to the public.
A temperance organization was form
E. here last Friday evening. D. F. Bedg'
ge Sec. committee was appointed for ca
us school district. The committee is to ca
ed vas the district, to arouse enthuiasm,
I'd. get the people out and vote right the Sd
"a February.
Eighty-eight of the friends and neig
bors gave Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brooks
=. genuine surprise visit recently, remind
~, w. them of their 18th wedding anniversa
W. The surprise was planned by Charles Chs
man and children. Refreshments w
'io served consisting of raised doughnu
cake and coffee. An elegant lamp ano
~ nice willow rocker were presented Mr.. a
Mrs. Brooks for which Rev. A. S. Bole
'o0 behalf of Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks, thanh
:. the company. ALI went home feeling
'i' happy evening had been spent.
The W. G. T. U. met at the home of
and Mrs. Geo. Sylvester, Tuesday, Jan.
First on the program was bountiful d
ner PROVIDED Dy the lauleS Vi Gue uAl
About thirty members and friends "
present to enjoy the occasion. After
business meeting OF the union the situat
in regard to license was discussed, nes
. - all the gentlemen present taking p
The recital of piece over fifty years
remodeIled to suit the present time,
Dea. P. s. Hitchcock was much apprecia
by the company. Two new members v
enrolled. Mrs. P. s. Hitchcock and 4
,. Agnes Keys. We are especially glad
york welcome the young women to our rank
they seem to give new life and courage
tied the older ones to whom the work so
times seems a burden. The burning q
TAX tion of the day fills all our hearts '
anxiety for the future welfare of our ST
,dad ! Ii seems to haze come To this. s.that