Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-16


Stannard. AT roll call 64 members were
found present and 20 others sent responses.
st. PauPs Church Notes.
Rehearsals are being held by the Young
Peoples Society of st. Paurs church for
play to be presented In the near future, en-
titled ''Valley Farm"
There were no services at st. Paups
church yesterday, Father Turcot being on
his mission TO Lowell. The subject of mis-
sermon there was ''The Wedding of Cana"
Today at nine o'clock a marriage was
performed at the Catholic church by Rev.
j. Turcot, the contracting parties being
Mariel Generese of Lowell and Miss Dora
Gaudette of Irasburg.
On Sunday, Jan. l, Father Turcot deliv-
cred very interesting and appropriate
sermon on the New Year with many good
and helpful suggestions for the coming
year. The same sermon was repeated in
French in the evening.
BARTON LANDING.
Mrs. L. D. Mute of Marshfisld visited at
Mrs. Ira Edson's for few days recently.
Messrs. Turnbul and French were in
Boston last week in the interest of the
bank.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the Barton Landing post-office:
Mrs. j. e. Berwick, Clarence Brooks.
Mr.. Charles HartwelI moves to-day from
| the tenement in 81. s. Webster's house to
the tenement in J. w. FIetcher's house.
The lecture by Charles Emory Smith OF
| the Barton Lecture Course, which was to
have been given Jan. II, is postponed to
Jan. II.
Mrs. Iona Bell and Miss Ina Marble,
who have been visiting relatives here, go
this week to Troy and Westfield to spend
several weeks with friends and relatives
there.
The following is copied from the st. Al
bans Messenger of Jan. II, 1905:
| stAn address on The Cream Gathering
| System vs.. Milk, ,'Awas delivered before the
meeting of the Vermont Dairymen's Asso-
| citation in Montpelier this morning by j.
Ct. Turnbull- of Barton Landing. The
/ sps Aaker believed the cream gathering sys-
1 tenn was better than carrying milk to q
| creamery and when the cream was gath
| cred, it was saving of time for the farmer,
who can separate his cream at home"
Last Saturday as Howard Bartlett was
visiting with other children at the home
of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
| Wiley, the chair in which he was stand
ing was tipped over and he fell to the floor
receiving severe injury to one Of his arms
Little Howard was very sick all last winter
and he has the sympathy of all In this new
trouble.
l
+. Remember the date of the social visit and
oyster supper for the benefit of Rev. 8. G.
Lewis, at the M e. church next Thursday
evening, Jan. 10. Supper will be serVee
from six to eight o'clock, or until all are
served, after which program, consisting
of vocal and instrumental music. will b'
!, given. The Barton Landing orchestra vii
, furnish music.
The Book and Thimble Club met will
Mrs. Webster on Thurs day. 1t was votet
that the club have memorial program OF
Feb. 9, in memory of our late president
Mrs. Locke. The following papers wer
given on ssThe Ruling Forces of Russia"
"The Gar" by Mrs. Ordway, ''The Bureau
, cracy,' by Mrs. Rowell, "The Greei
: Church" !" by Mrs. j. B. Lyman, everest
acnagan," by MISS EaGon.' 1ne cluD VII
meet with Mrs. G. 8. Skinner, Jan. 10, a
. 2 o'clock.
The articles appearing on another pag
of this paper on Barton Landing are writ
ten by citizen of the place. While W
are giving considera BILE space to the write
up we believe the village worthy Of all tn
praise given it.. We may have said thing
l H1k& La
and may not have said things that ough h
to have been said, but If SO it is withou
our knowledge and II they are read witt
the same spirit with which they are pub
lished, we feel sure that the village canno
fail to realize q great benefit from tn
same. PUBLISHER.
SOUTH BARTON.