Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-10-03

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interesting program has been prepared.
Names of all ministers and delegates re-
quiring billets should be sent without de-
lay to Rev. G. Ellery Read, Rock Island
Que.
c. 81. Blood and 9. w. Tenney of Barton
and DR.. Stevens of Barton Landing will
start Oct. Sth on their annual moose hunt.
i Ihey Will be joined at Quebec by L. T
Carleton, who is at the head of the fish and
game commission in the state of Maine
From,the they will go about 100 miles on
the fntercoloniaIR Ry., where they will take
teams and drive across the boundary into
Maine, there spending two weeks hunting
big game.
Everyone should plan to attend the foot
ball game, Lyndon Institute VS.. Barton
Academy, on the Playground next Saturday
afternoon at 200 o'clock. Admission 25c,
ladies and children 15c Lyndon won
from Newport last Saturday and you may
expect good game here. 1t is super
huous to solicit support for the home team
fer it is presupposed that everybody stands
ready to help the school. The least you
ought to do is to attend the game. The
contest will not be one of brute force, but
one of grit, skill, perseverance, and brains.
In retiring from the management of the
MONITOR wish to thank the people OF
Barton for the loyal support they have
always given this paper. Iwould especial
~ thank the business men for the liberal
patronage they have given every depart
ment of this paper. Our relations have
been very pleasant, and / appreciate the
many kindly favors which have received
at the hands of the business men and other
patrons of the Office. That Barton may
continue to thrive and It's people to pros
per is is my sincere wish.
Very truly yours,
w. L. JACOBS.
A large number of relatives and friends
s O'Clock, at the marriage of Mrs. Jennie
L. Tenney of this place and Mr.. Charles E.
Day of Sherbrooke, Que. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. w. G. Johnson,
assisted by Rev. Mr.. Warner, at the home
OF Mrs. Tenney. Miss Grace Elliott played
the wedding march. The bride and groom
were tastefully dressed and the ceremony
was an exceptionally pretty one. The
presents were numerous and beautiful
Mr.. and Mrs. Day left on the midnight
train. for Leominster, Mass, where they
Twill visit Mrs. Days brother. They took
Iwithsthem the best wishes of their many
Friends.
ryst,a ,1,a,,, horo ~ MoIfo Crr,o,,aondoru No
10, Knights Templar, are invited to attend
district meeting of Knights Templar al
Cowansviile, P. O., next Friday. Train
leaves Newport at 7:30 a. m. via G. P. r..
and arrives at Cowansville, at 9:25 a. m
Fare for round trip S2.35. Sir knights
from below Newport will take the early
morning train. A good drum corps oi
eight pieces will accompany the party
You are asked to take full uniform II you
have it; If notgo just the same. There
will be parade in the forenoon of all the
Preceptories In the Province OF Quebec
and Lafayette Commandery No. 8, st. Al
bans, ,and Malta Commandery, No. 10, New.
: port. Dinner at Ottawa House at L
o'clock; Red Cross, by Malta Commandery
i. at 1 Ip. M; Knight Templar degree bs
Sussex Preceptory, No. 9, Sherbrooke, at
= p. M; supper ct Ottawa House at p. M;
Malta degree by Richard Occur de Lion
Preceptory, No z, Montreal, at p. m
! Take night train for home. This will be
very pleasant occasion and every Sil
Knight should make an effort to attend.
BARTON LANDING.
Mrs. John House is quite sick.
c.. D. French spent last week at Skinner
Me.
Miss Nellie Lothrop is home from Low
ell, Mass.
! E. D. Brooks and family have moved tt
North Troy.
, Mp. Sawyer has moved his goods her
!, from Irasburg.
D Mrs. Charles Gibb has been quite sicl
r during the past week..
}. Miss Nora Copeland of Albany Is work
e ing at the Valley House.
: Mrs. Fred Clough spent last week at he
g old home in Cowansville.
9 Miss Ollie Sheldon called on friends an
= former schoolmates last Thursday.
Mrs. Hattie Collins of Woonsocket,i ,iR. I
has been visiting at Lewis Lamere's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartwell visite
friends at Caswell's Mills, q short time age
n Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Bartlett of Hanove
s. N. H., have been visiting at A. B. Rowelr
Miss Virginia Fletcher of Charleston
a Va has been visiting Mrs. j. E. Chambel
le lin.
: Miss Anna Bassett recently returDe
d from Boston with line of new fall mill
le merry.
:. Mrs. Wallace Little, and daughter Shil
5e ley have returned to their home in We
4 shire.
.. Miss Emma Monteith has been spendin
ID few days with her friend, Mrs. Koy u
al burne.
:. Albert Beede, j. g. Turnbun and Inom
I h0Tr frTv7