Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-10-17

AOA OCbODcT one Vi nov
Warmers beautiful story sermons, entitled
"The Wild Rose Bush" The thought 10
CLEANED from the sermou is no less beauti-
full than the words in which 1t is put.
The entertainment last Friday evening
by VIM. F. Wentworth, monologist and
impersonator, under the auspices OF the
Congl Ladies' Society, was worthy OF
larger audience than was in attendance
MIR. Wentworth is pleasing entertainer
Mr.. Andrew T. Rogers and Miss Waite
B. Ormsbee, both Peerless employees, were
married last Wednesday, Oct. II, at Mr.
Rogers home in Albany, Rev. Wilmond
Warner of this town officiating. A host OF
friends in this town extend hearty con-
gratulations.
Last Friday evening large wagon with
four horses took aboard many of the stu
dents of the high school and conveyed
them to the home of Harry Patterson, also
student of the school, in Glover, giving
him very pleasant surprise. Games were
played and refreshments served.
In answer to query in regard to nom
residents of the state killing deer during
open season we find the law does not re-
strict any person from killing or carrying
out of the state. The law says, however,
that no person shall take, kill or have IN
his possession more than one deer. ED.
The weather for the past week has been
rather damp and cold, although Saturday
was clear and an ideal fall day. The leaves
have nearly all left the trees and the haro
frosts and snow furries remind US OF the
winter that will soon be here. An inch OF
snow was reported in some OF the sur
rounding towns last Thursday morning.
What might have been fatal accident
occurred at Hotel Barton last Wednesday
| morning when the laundry stove exploded
The laundress had just stepped out of the
room when the explosion took place, dr1v-
ing pieces of the stove through the wall In
| various places. The conclusion was so
great that it blew the panels completely
out of one door.
Alden D. Phillips of Concord, N. H.,
formerly of this place, and Miss Julia
Sherburne of Glover were married at Miss
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W. c. johnson performing the ceremony
Mr.. Phillips is one of Barton's popular
| young men and his many friends extend
congratulations. A more exten ded account
of the wedding will be found in the
Glover locals.
For several years the lecture committee
have endeavored to secure the Katherine
Ridgeway Concert Company, and this year
they have succeeded in getting them to
open the course on Nov. II. Miss Rtoge-
way is perhaps the most popular reader on
the Iyceum platform today, having been
repeatedly recalled to engagements in
| large cities. Her company was especially
recommended to US by DR.. Con we'll, who
| has had them in his church in Philadel-
| phia several times. The prospect US will
| give full description Of the company
! Frank Dixon is too we'll known for COM
ment. His lecture here last year on "The
| Threat of Socialism, will be long remem.
bered. It was not only interesting in th'
extreme, but it was highly educatio nal
His lecture this year will be continue
tion of the same discussion. DR.. Fol
comes to us as a new man but in the ives
he is considered one of the most able plat
form orators. For ten years past he ha
been pastor of the California Avenu
Congregational church of Chicago and as
lecturer has been in constant demand. DR.
Gunsaulus says of him, II regard DR.. Fol-
as one of the most luminous and effectlv
lecturers of our time" More extended
notice of the other members will appea
| later. Remember the sale of seats is Nov
l IL.
BARTON LANDING.
q. H. Persons has gone to Bangor, N. Y
Senator c. S. Skinner spent Sunday a
home.
Miss Ewina Jones is working at Franl
Hardy's.
Miss Clio Going is working for Mrs.
B. Lyman.
Frank Hunt has bought H. B. Smith
meat market.
c. H. Jones has been quite sick durinl
the past week.
Mrs. W. K. Annis of Albany, was il
town, last week.
Work on E. D. Stafford's new house
progressing rapidly.
Mrs. H. D. Stannard visited friends il
Coventry last week.
Miss Emelyn Baldwin has been visiting
at H. w. Buchanan's.
g. B. Keeler was home from Hardwick
few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Wright are visit
ing at w. c. Twombly's.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. e. Chaffee visited friends
at Lyndonville, last week.
Mrs. Elmer Maxfield of Ayers Cliff, P. @.
: Is visiting at A. II. Billiards..
Huntress Mayhew has gone to Dixon
vile, Que where his father resides.
Miss Edith Hardy OF North Troy is thu
guest of MIR. and Mrs. Frank Hardy.
Mrs. Flora Coburn has been on the sicl
list for few days, but is now better.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Fletcher returne,