Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-10-26

will begin work Tuesday. The windows
are expected this week. The regular
quarterly conference will be postponed
until the repairs are completed.
1.-THE Last Loaf" thrilling drama, will
be given under the auspices of the /. o. g.
I. at Valley House hall, to- morrow (Tues-
day. evening. The drama will be followed
by farce, and an orchestra will furnish
music. Admission, adults zoe; children,
15c. Plan to attend and pass an enjoya BILE
evening.
Mr.. Fred Phillips has finished work for
the e. l.. Chandler Co where he has been
employed the past three years. He and a
partner have purchased a farm about a
mile and a half from North Troy. Mr..
Phillips moved last Thursday to his new
home. We are sorry to lose them from
this place.
The Book and ThimhIe Club held its
third meeting at the home Of Mrs. G. D.
French. The program consisted of cur
rent events and reading of Stod dard's lee
ture on Yellowstone Park. There were
ghteen present. The next meeting will
be held with Mrs. Joseph Lyman Thursday
Oct 29 at 80 O'Clock.
Miss Zaida Edith Wiley and Mr. Nathan
Gilbert Simpson of Lyndon were married
Oct. 10th by Rev. G j. Brown. They took
the train at Barton for Springfield, Mass.
They will also visit other places in Massa-
chusetts and Connecticut. Congratula-
tions and best wishes from their many
frie ads are extended to them.
Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the ''parents eetings" held in t he
districts throughout the town. Rev. s. g..
Lewis, superintendent of schools, has held
week. In the May Pond district every
parent was present and the scholars gave
fine program. The meeting in the Fisk
district was equally as good. In all of
these meetings the superintendent gives
an address to the parents.
Stephen Burbank moved into his new
house last week The services at the M. e.
church were held in the vestry yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Parounagian preached an excellent
sermon.-Mr. Frank Parlin from Man
chester, N. H., visited his father, Chas.
Parlin recently.-The Village Improve
mept Society will hold rummage sale in
the basement of the Stafford block on Nov.
6 and z. rybody invited.
SOUTH BARTON.
Mrs. Stanley is some better
Mrs. Frank KimbaIl is improving.
Gilbert Folsom was home over Sunday.
Mrs. G. I. Drown was here one day re-
Gently.
Little Glen Brooks is visiting here for a
short time.
Z. E. Day is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Orrin Gray.
Miss Kate Kimball visited at her home
last Sunday.
Mrs. B. G. Berry is at Barton Lapdipg
caring for her daug hter, Mrs. E. J. Wheeler.
Quite numb Der of Mr.. Lang's mill men
are trying to improve the time to shoot a
deer.
Gn James Forrest is not improving very
ra oidly. 1t is reported that he may have
to go to the hospital again.
Mrs. Jane Duke is in Lyndonville help
ing care for Mrs l. Fl. Gordon, who is re-
Arthur O. Berry, who has been employed
by the B. & M. R. R. for the past six years
as telegraph operator and assistant agent,
has accepted position as agent at Berlin,
N. Y, on the Rutland railroad.
ALBANY.
Little Marion Stevens is quite sick.
Mcclure Brothers lost good horse last
week.
Clarence Cowles has been at home for q
few days.
Creig hton Shedd OF ST. Johnsbury is at
home on a visit.
Henry Mcguire visited in Manch hester.
N. H., last week.
Mr. and Mrs. o. M. Delano visited in
Barton several days recently.
Frank Day cut a bad cash in his foot
while chopping in the woods.
A very pleasant social was enjoyed at
the M E vestry last Tu sday.
Herbert Cowles and wife of Barton
Landing visited Mrs. Mary Cowles Sunday,
Oct Is.
Mrs. g. A. Sargent worked in Cowles'
store while Mr.. and Mrs. CowIes were in
Boston.
Miss Florence Mcclure is nicely settled
in her rev quarters and is now ready to
do dressmskipg.
George Shute was so severely injured
while drawing wood to the village recent
ly that he was BILE to return to his home
for several days.
Essfe Mitchell returned last Wednesday
and has resumed her work in the central
telephone ofica. Miss Mitchell while abb
sent vi'ited In Durham, st. Armand and
Richford. She reports that these places are
not suffering from drouth as much as here.
They have had no hard frosts, grass looks
green and many fields of corn not harvest
ed are growing.
ALBANY CENTER.
Willie Burt has purchased fine colt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lawrence and little
son spent few days in Morrisville recent