Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-02-01

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and leave the hall in some order. Ii all
were to make rush for the doors some OF
the women and children would necessarily
be Injured. The safest thing to do Is to
remain quietly in the seats until II Is 'founo
that there is to be no stampede ana theh
leave by the easiest outlet.
The red letter evening of the Womans
Literary Club Jan. q, at Hotel Barton was
a very pleasant social gathering. All were
cordially welcomed by the hostess, Mrs.
Pillsbury, assisted by Mrs. Davis, president
of the club, and Mrs. Heath, the vice pres
dent. After the reception OF members ano
guests in the parlor the dining nail was
thrown open. and the company, nearly 10
in number, were seated there or grouped
near the doors. Several "red letters" for
the club were conspicuous on the walls.
Excellent music was furnished by the
Peerless orchestra. A series of tableaux
and pentomines were given by twelve
Young ladies in Greek costume. The
grouping in the tabIeaux and the action IN
the pantomines were all very pleasing.
HNearer My God to Thee" with music by
the 106I6 quartet, Huu HO ool@-nA ~
Mrs. Nichols were especially good. The
| scenes were well lig hted by Mr.. STANDARDS
! stereopticon Much credit is due MISS
| Clara Powell for her work, and also TO the
| young ladies of her class in physical culture
| who assisted in giving this unique enter
tainment. Delicious ice cream and wafers
were served from the side dining room
! TOD vuith ho elm cOl0rs.
The thanks OF the club are due the man
ayers of Hotel Barton and their assistants
for the many courtesies shown to the CLUB
members and their guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Grow celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary last FRI
day by entertaining about twenty of their
neieh hbors and friends in the afternoon
and evening. They were presented a golo
lined silver service, ten dollars in golo,
two dollar bill, nice table cloth and Mrs
Grow received some pretty gold beads
MIR. Edwin Augustus Grow and and Zylps
Ann Cass were united in the holy bonds o.
matrimony, Jan, 29, 1854. The ceremony
, was performed by the Rev. Clark E. Ferrin
, then pastor of the Congl church, at hi
, home in what was then known as thu
Brown house situated at the extreme south
end of the vii age, opposite the site o
the present freight station. Mis-
Cass celebrated her 18Th birthday by at
tending church snd going to the parsonag
to be married in the evening. Their oldes
son Lorenzo resides in Michigan. He
married and has one child. Two daug b
ters, Julia, MEs--AlZa-HaH and daughter
| and Mrs George airbanks and daughte
, now reside in West Burke. A son, Lewis
, died in 1902 leaving a widow and dsughte
Mrs. Frank 81. Cushman of Pawtucket, L
/, and E. A. Grow, wife and child, VIII
, reside with Mr.. and Mrs. Grow. Th
3 youngest, daughter, Zylpha, died som
years ago. Mrs. Grow was the younges
. sister of the late George Cass, VII
will be well RENE N b ered here
Mr.. and Mrs. Grow first made their HON
q at the Grow homestead not far from tn
village, afterward removing to the hom
/ OF Mrs Grow, the Cass home, about fou
s miles from the village, where they haV
since resided. They have been blesse
G with an abundant supply of this world
q | ROOUS anu d VI SAAAANANA 49,
q are now enjoying comfortable health, wit
every prospect of enjoyment as the
, advance toward the sunset of life. This
= the third golden wedding celebrated
= the Grow family.
70 BARTON LANDING.
o J. G. Turnbull was in Boston last weel
John Bartlett's boy is slightly improve'
= Thomas Neddo is sick with pneumon
=, at Arthur Miles.
g. Jennie, daughter of 8. E. Wells, is vel
r sick with pneumonia.
Ii G. D. French was in Lunenburg ar
a other places on business last week.
IL Charlie Stafford is now able to walk o.
and be on duty at Gove's pharmacy.
n The Charles Smith house and lot W
q purchased by A. R. Bennett for $1205.
'e Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hutchinson al
family have severe attacks OF the grip.
y. Miss Grace Croft of Island Pond was t
IN guest of Miss Carrie Badger last week.
j. M. A. Parker has moved back to Brow
Nv ington, after about years residence
ou this village.
ct Mrs. Clarence Wheeler has been We
lis sick with ipf1ammatory rheumatism, b
by is now improving.
ar The following letters remain uncall
er for at the post office Jan. 25th: Miss E
les Greene, Miss Eva Green.
cd Melvin Taylor was here from Bradfo
ice again last week to see his mother, W
TO seams to be growing weaker.
'N' Chandler & Co. started their portal
'o' sawmilI last Friday afternoon, VII ich
Ds located beside the river. Geo. Reeves RI
the saw.
ID As Will Sheldon was coming out OF
III B. Smiths meat market saturday evenil
o" he slipped and fell, breaking both bol
hu in his right leg.
lV Don't forget the oyster supper, conc
ing by the orchestra, and lecture by Rev.
I0Q | C IohpSoo ot NJ p church TuPs(