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

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MIR. and Mrs. ]. F. BatcheIder visited DIR.
and Mrs. E. NJ. Nichols at Long Pond.
Westmore, last week.
MIDI. Grapes OF Bloomington Center
hos nurchased the G. J. Ufford place in this |
village and will soon move to the same.
There will be a special meeting of Or
leans Lodge. No 55, F. & A. NJ, next Fri |
day evening. Work in the Sd degree.
Banquet.
Mrs. A. r. Cowles, who has been serious
Iy ill the past week, is slightly improved.
She is attended by Miss Austin, profes-
sionaI nurse.
Frank Kendrick has moved the barn, on
the land he recently purchased of Selden
Bickford. nearer the street and will remodel
it into a tenement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Dow of No Con-
way, n. H who have been visiting at Geo.
"a. Gorham's, have returned home. Miss
Jessie Gorham accompanied them to Gov
entry.
All members of Orient Chapter, o. E. s.,
a cordial invitation for Orient Chapter to
visit them Nov. 10. Banquet at $50
o'clock.
The entertainment given by Prof. Hol-
brook in the CUng'I vestry Tuesday evening
was we'll attended and 1t is expected that
he will conduct vocal music class here
this winter.
Next Sunday morning is the regular
communion service at the Cong. Church.
The Choir will sing "Judge Me o God"
Mr.. Wheeler will sing for an offertory
''The Holy City"
Mr. and Mrs. H. r Cutler, who have
spent several weeks on the continent, ar
rived in port on the oath. They returned
by a steamship of the White Star
line and were at home on Tuesday, the
z5th.
Keep in mind the date of the auction
| sale OF seats for the lecture course, Nov
II. Concert by the Katherine Ridgeway
Company Nov. II. The prospectus will
probably be delivered the last of this week
The Woman's Literary Club met at Mrs.
Tenney's Wednesday evening, Oct. 26.
| Papers were read on Russian History by
Miss Austin and Oh the Russian Peasantry
| by Miss Elliott. 1t was voted to have
rummage sale In December. The next
| meeting will be held with Miss Foss Nov.
g.
| The series of lectures being given at the
| NJ. E. church Sunday evenings by Rev. W.
| c. johnson are exceedingly interesting
The subject Is ''Iu the Beginning" The
first lecture treated of matter and last
evening the lecture was on the spiritual
| Next Sunday evenings lecture closes the
series.
aThe foot ball game which Barton acad
envy played with Newport High schoo
Saturday, Oct. %, resulted in victory TO
Newport Score to 0. The Newpor
school gave our boys a reception in tn
evening to which most of them remafne
and report very pleasant time.
Miss Sarah Smith of Barre and ]. Lero
Creed OF Northfield were married in Barre
Oct II, at the home of the brides brother
Mr.. and Mrs. Creed will reside in North
field. Mrs. Creed was employed in th
2 Peerless factory here for some time. He
friends extend congratulations.
k There will be a meeting of the civ
board at the town clerks office next Sal
s urday afternoon at 2 O'Clock for the rt
vision of the check list. This will be TT
N last chance to get your name on to the lis
and unless it is there you cannot vote II
presidential electors. Do not fail to a
> tend to this.
DR.. j. A. Pearson and wife returned fro
- their six weeks trip to st. Louis and 9th
points in the middle west last Wednesda
ne Their longest stop was in Ohio and Il
doctor seems1 more favorably Impress
,e, with that state than with any other of t.
several they visited. His report of t
in exposition is the same as that of all 9th
visitors,-grand.
Miss Bessie Mcdonald was called
Skinner, Me-, last Friday or. profession
~ work. She plans to spend the winter
- Burlington. Miss Macdonald has lived
f. Barton and worked in this and aololnl
'pt towns for several years. She is consider
an excellent nurse and has many frler
ok, who regret to have: Der leave town
Ter. Miss LA Tenney entertained her pul
eet and their parents at her home last Inu
err day evening About 80 were prese
Music was furnished by Mr.. Geo. Broo
ery phonograph while fruit, candy, cake
Ugh Ice cream we're served and very pleas
evening was enjoyed by all. This Is
II Tenney's second year at May Pono
,os she goes back for the winter term.
The football game which was to I
v,s, been played Saturday at Lyndon bet"
r.. Lyndon Institute and Barton Acad'
was not Played because of msun'
standing as to the time when the g
should be called. Lyndon called at
'e'0 p m, which would not allow the rel
of the Barton team until Sunday.
sold some of the boys could not stay until
left time Barton refused to play.
The many friends of Mr.. Hsrleign
ocl- who formerly resided in this vliiaee'
lE0n / n - he