Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-10-31

'eaver's opera hall last Friday evening
vas one Of the best plays Barton people
nave been privileged to attend for some
lime. The house was well filled and the
was manifest at every climax
oy loud applause. The play is filled with
touching scenes and humorous circum-
stances that compel the on-looker to be
carried along with the action. The large
amount of scenery carried by the company
could not be used to advantage because OF
the small stage space.
Henry E. Hull celebrated his birthday
last Wednesday. He came home from his
work at noon and was astonished to 1nd
the house full of smiling friends and
most excellent birthday dinner awaiting
him. Several friends from the west part OF
the state and friends and acquaintances
from this vicinity made up the happy COM
pany. A large birthday cake ornamented
with "H. E. H IS yrs" surrounded by
many wax candles was one of the features
of the occasion. Letters of congratulatlon
from absent friends, presents as tokens OF
affection, and social converse, to which was
added fine music by DR.. and Mrs. Blake
these all combined to make it very pleas
ant occasion for all present.
BARTON LANDING.
Mr.. Harry Drew of North Troy is work
ing for H. s. Webster.
Halsey Hall is much worse again, and
not a BILE to leave his bed.
G. A. Dean and family have returned
from their trip to Boston.
Mrs. Fred Parker of Falls Church, Va,
is expected home Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Cooke of Boston, is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lamere.
The knights of Pythias will work the
rank of knight Tuesday evening.
Miss Stella Wiley has finished her work
as clerk In H. S. Webster's drug store.
Will Lothrop has entered partnership
with F. G. Hunt In the meat business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Beede are the par
ents of en-pound boy, born last Tues
day.
Mrs. D. w. Allen of West Charleston
paid short visit at H. W. Hazleton's las
week.
Miss Nora Morse has returned from
Lowell, Mass, accompanied by her cousin
Ina Marble.
| Mrs. E. M. Todd is acting as housekeep
er for Mrs. 1. D. R. Collins while she i
away visiting.
The directors of the firm of Parker
Young & Co., of Lisbon, N. H, were IL
town last week.
Mrs. William Moor of Roslindale, Mass.
| is visiting her son and his wife, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Herb Moor.
S. B. Maxwell has finished work for tn
E. L. Chandler Co., and hired to work TO
J. Fl. Brown on his farm.
The tenement recently vacated by Sam
ueI Maxwell's family will be occupied b
Lewis Lamere and family.
Mrs. A. w. Harwood and Mrs. William
of Bennington are visiting Mrs. Harwood
daughter Mrs. j. B. Lyman.
J. G. Turnbuu and c. D. French hay
| DQrCQ4S0Q al hAu h1C AO
ready to take their friends for ride.
ISIS Lucia Holbrook spent Sunday
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McGo
and her grandmother, Mrs. r. @. Smith.
c, E. GAYS men are at work on the hs
over H. s. Webster's drug store, prepa
ing it for the use of the Knights of Pythis
small party of young people enjoyed
very pleasant time at the home of Mr.. al
Mrs. Jerre Marston, Wednesday evenin
Will Reed of West Charleston was
: town last week, working for the Woo
mems Lodge of which he is State Deput
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Wright have col
n menced housekeeping in George Fore
r tenement, formerly occupied by B.
:. Shedd.
9 Rev. S. G. Lewis returned Friday mig
d from the hospital at Montreal. He is Il
e psoving rapidly, and expects soon to
10 able to resume his duties
: An interesting program entitled ST
Call OF Young Japan," was given
% the children OF the Copg'I Sunday-scho
al Immediately after the service last Sund
- Fred Cutler has moved from A. r. Bt
~ nett's house to Wolcott. II. Fl. Twom
= has moved from the Skinner house
,s Maple st. to the tenement vacated by
Cutler.
us Rev. and Mrs. Wright OF Plainfi
g we're in town last week Mr.. Wright '
n formerly pastor of the NJ. E. church hs
70, and they were cordially welcomed
nd many friends.
mt IntervaIe Chapter, No. 81, o. E. s.,
ISIS hold their regular meeting Thursday ev
nd ing, Nov. 8, at 7:30. Also a prac
meeting Tuesday, Nov. /. All officers
iva requested to be present at 7:So p. m.
sen Mrs. c. s. Skinner and daughter r
nv visited Mr.. Skinner at Montpelier
err week. Ray and Roy Skinner, who are
me tending college at Burlington, spent 6
100 day with their parents in Montpelier.
lrn This evening, Oct. 31st. a Hallow
AS social is to be given by the class Of 'O5,
ma the yOuLg O6OOln Of "a nl6Pa o.