Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-11-28

2S: Dean Clark, Geo. Colby, Fl. Jones,
Marion Kirby, Mrs. Emma King, Miss Ina
Marble, Monsieur Frank Perrieu.
The c. E. Society will hold sale in the
Cong'i vestry on Thursday afternoon and
evening, Dec. s. A supper VIII be served
| called "The Feast of the Seven Tables "
and the sale will close with an auction.
Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
SOUTH BARTON.
Miss Myrtle Kimbau was at home over
! Thanksgiving.
Miss Glenn Brooks visited her aunt at
Barton part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Nelson of Barton Wis
tied at W. T. Brooks recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Orcutt visited at Mr..
Orcutt's mothers few days last week.
Rev. Franklin Blake from Sutton will
preach here Sunday, Nov. 9th, at 2 80 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Duke and Miss Dora
AIdr1ch spent Thanksgiving day at Lyn-
donville.
A. o. Berry, who has been working at
Newbury for the past week, returned home
last Friday.
Miss Eliza Folsom from Burlington
spent Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. Folsom.
Mrs. Geo. Friend and little boy from
Barton visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John L. Forrest part of last week.
Miss Maud Wheeler from Barton visited
her sister, Mrs. W. T. Brooks, also her
father, G. F. Wheeler, few days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Blake and little boy
from Newport spent Thanksgiving with
Mrs. BIake's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Foster.
Mr. and Mrs John Mills from Calais,
who have been stopping with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. John L. Forrest, returned home
last Tuesday.
John Forrest, Jr., and wife and Jacob
Downing spent Thanksgiving day with
Mrs. Jane Duke and Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Varney with Mrs. G. W. Abbott.
Geo. Duke from LyndonviIle spent
Thanksgiving day with his mother, Mrs
< Jane Duke.-Mr. Ernest Drown from ST.
Johnsbury spent Thanksgiving at Chas
a Fosters.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
n A. o. Berry was at home few days
recently.
d Mrs. Jane Duke visited in Irasburg part
of last week.
y Eugene Berry from Boston, Mass, il
visiting his mother at Undercliff.
= Ezra Drown, Will Brooks, and FREQ
Friend are working for P. FL. Duke, in the
woods.
Mrs. B. c. Berry, who has been caring
, for Mrs. Geo. Goad in West Glover, ha!
). returned home.
Mrs. Mary HoItham went to Passumpsi
i, last Wednesday. to attend the funeral o
- her friend, Mrs. Louie.
Mrs. John L. Forrest, who has been il
Montreal for treatment, has returned
D home, and her friends are glad to hea
that the operation was successful.
= AS Ora Willard was drawing logs owe
- the Willard crossing recently, one log fel
from the load on to the track; he was try
ing to remove it when No. IA came along
W and struck the log, breaking the journa
i and the steps on the mail car.
ALBANY.
IN Mrs. W. G. Lamphere is quite i'll.
'r, Mrs. W. A. Shepard is suffering with
sore eye.
10 DR.. A. NJ. Goddard was in Burlington
3D. last week.
Miss Agnes Chafey is visiting in shel
s' burEe, Mass.
~ Mrs Goddard OF Hyde Park is with he
son, DR.. A. NJ. Goddard.
Miss Lucy Martin is teaching the ia
- term of school in the Cheney district.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murray from Ash
o.' land, n. H, are visiting at Almond Burt
Clarence P. Cowles OF Burlington sper
Thanksgiving with his mother, Mrs. Mar
- Cowles.
Mrs. Clarence Fletcher renders SON
fine solos in the NJ. E. church Saboat
~ mornings.
There were very interesting exercise
at the Sunday-school concert at the Cong
~ church Sunday evening, Nov. 20.
Remember the Sunday school conve1
tlon at the Congregational church on Tue
- day, the 29th inst. Let all attend.
Mr. E. Jackson went last week to II
hospital at Burlington where he had 6
." operation on the nerves of his face.
Mr.. Fletcher died very suddenly la
Wednesday of heart failure al the home
9H' @ his son, Fred Fletcher, where he was spen'
g ing the winter.
At the Congregational church, on Su
day evening last, union concert, OF t.
-r-S two Sunday schools was held under t.
- presidency of J. A. Brown, superintende
of the Congregational Sunday cho'
Recitations, dialogues and songs We
~ given by Misses Evelyn Cheney 1i'
lay George, Hazel Eldridge, Laura Caln pOe
'n9 Gladys Mcguire, the Misses hro"n a
7SI' others. Tie choirs of the two euui'n
g OF sweetly rendered anthems anu oIoe u7
day efSoieDeIr .ooo,,psui MED by mtS- u.