Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-04-04

with his little daughter is spending the
.,oar season with bis cousin, Mrs. Lucy
Robinson.
NEE. l.. GaskiIl has moved into War
rem gartweIPs house where be will reside
until he builds his new house on the land
purchased OF E J. White.
Charlie B. Stone, who has been away for |
a few weeks studying the spring styles |
in millinery, has returned home and Will |
trim in Mrs. s. d Stones store.
Mrs. John all has returned from Balti- |
more. Md, where she spent the winter
with her 40 James. Mr.. Hall has been in
poor health for some time, but is little |
better.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the postoffice April 4. Please say
advertised when calling for these letters:
VIM. Healey, w. H. Henley, Will Revoir,
NJ ,ster Willie.
There was an attendance OF about sixty
az the dancing school last Tuesday evening
and quite successful series OF lessons is
assured. The second assembly will be
tomorrow evening.
Miss Bernics Colby, a student at the
academy, is dangerously i'll with pneu-
monIa at DR.. Gilman's. Shels being cared
for by Miss Stevenson, trained nurse
from st. Johnsbury.
The Ladies' Society wi II have their
annual sugar party in the Congre-
eational vestry, Tuesday evening, April
5th. New sugar will be served from to
O'Clock. All invited.
The woman's Literary Club have OBJ
tanned Henri G. Blaisdel's stringed quar-
tette to give concert and furnish music
for dancing on Friday evening, April Y
A more extended notice will be given later.
The members of the Village Improve
ment Society and all ladies interested in
the improvement of our village are cor
daily invited to meet at the home OF Mrs.
F. c. Browning on Thursday evening at
7:3O.
Geo. F. Reed was in Boston last week
and purchased pair of heavy work horses
which he will use on the road machine.
He also purchased pair for Mr.. E. nj.
Porter OF Barton and another for Geo.
Anderson of Glover.
The Woman's Literary Club will meet
with Mrs. Cutting next Wednesday eve
ming. Subject for roll call, current events.
All are requested to take part in the round
table discussion of Germany versus the
United States, giving relations and COM
PARSONS of the two countries.
The April mum Der of the Outing contains
an article from the pen of Mrs. Helen Per-
| cival under the name of Hamilton Perci-
VAL" on maple sugar making in northern
! Vermont, The article is we'll written and
will be found OF interest TO all. The Illus
trations are from photographs made by E
A. Walcott OF Barton and show many we'll
known Glover farmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Perclval were called
to Springfield, Mass, last week to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Percivaps mother, Mrs
Simpson Clark, also an uncle, Mr.. Leonard
Clark: both were buried the same after
noon, Mr. Leonard Clark will be remem'
bered by some here here as he was mem
Der of the firm OF Whitcher & Clark of thi
village; he was also q brother OF Jona
Clark of Worcester, the millionaire, ant
, founder of Clark University.
All those who are interested in FORMING
a Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty t.
Animals are asked to meet at the law offic
. OF F, W. Baldwin tomorrow, Tuesday
a evening, at 1880. There Is great need o
such an organization in the town and W
trust q large number will be present g
that society may be gotten into work1n
= order at once. We hope the omen an
q children will come as we'll as the men
they can do great deal of good along thl
line.
I The Easter services at the Congregation
'g church yesterday were very largely stteno
" ed. Rev, Mr.. Warner delivered yer
able extemporaneous sermon in the morr
- ing and the large choir rendered especial
fine music. The floral decorations wel
elaborate. Seats had to be placed In II
aisles to accommodate the large attent
ance at the evening concert. Over af
D. children took part and evidenced carer
training. The especial music by the chol
nd quartet singing and solo were greatly el
ioyed.
a., The second annual business meeting
the Barton fire department will be held
Ct. the freman's hall, Tuesday evening, Ap
ast II, 7:3O o'clock. Each company will
recognized and all officers will be elect
ely for the ensuing year. This is very II
ng portant meeting and every member shou
be present. Any person wishing to 10
he the fire department should attend tt
F. meeting.
Eff HUMPHREY, Chief Engineer
.ha GEO E. KING, 1st Asst. y
h. S. GRAVES, End
DR.. NJ. f. Prime was notified Ssturdi
March rs, that the case of Charles D. F
= som, against him would be reached in
o. Washington County court on Mond
March 18th, at O'Clock p. m, thereur
e'y he and his witnesses and counsel, F.
'an Baldwin of Barton and Young & Young
Newport, went to Montpelier Mono
'os- morning prepared for trial. The follow
'ne account of the proceedings Is copied fr
the Montpelier Argus:
ue- The alienation case of Charles d. Folst
ney of this city, against DR.. Nj. r. Prime
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