Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-06

School in the class of '04, has gone to AL
bany, n. Y, to attend the business col
lege.
c. w. Coffran of Denver, Col, w. G.
Coffran OF LyndonvilIe and Mr.. and Mrs.
Kendall of Sheffield attended the funeral of
Mrs. Simpson.
John Smith, brother of Mrs. Z. E.
Doe, died at her home Wednesday. The
remains were taken to Northa mpton,
Mass, for interment.
Miss Sylvia Clement has gone to Cali |
fornia. On her way she will visit friends
as well as many places of interest, and will |
make her home in Los Angeles.
F. c. Stoddard has so far recovered from
his recent sickness a. TO resume work in
his bak cry. The bakery will be closed
Tuesday and Friday evenings until further
notice.
Andrew Robitille, for number of years
manager in Hildret h's drug, now Kinney's
pharmacy, died in Lowell, Mass, Wednes-
day. Mr.. Robitille was young man who
had many friends here, and all were sorry
to learn of his death.
The Barton Landing band will give their
second promenade and dance in Darling's
hall next Friday evening. This dance
| promises to be better than the last as the
boys say they will furnish better music.
Remembe the place and date and also that
| w. l.. Regan will furnish refreshments.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Bailey
on the River road was the scene Of a very
pleasant social gathering Wednesday eve-
ming when about forty of the friends and
neighbors of Mrs. Bailey visited her, the
occasion being Mrs. Bailey's 47th birthday.
Oysters and other refreshments were served
and very pleasant evening spent.
The Book and Thimble Club met with
Mrs. Gay, ten members and three visitors
were present. Roll call was responded to
with favorite quotations. Parliamentary
Drill was conducted by Mrs. Webster.
Followed by paper, "The Romance of
the Fifteenth Century," Mrs. Kimball;
Paper, 'sThe Growth of the Ballad" Mrs.
Webster; Mrs. Bean read several selections
from ancient ballads; Paper, " Miracles and
Mystery Plays" Mrs. Brackett. Adjourn
ed to meet with Miss ellis Thursday
afternoon, November 9th.
Mrs. Lewis Simpson passed away at hel
home Friday, Nov. 3. She was native OF
Peachem, but had resided here for many
years. Sne is survived by one daug hter
Mrs. G. S. Dodge of this place. The fune
raj was held Sunday at 1:30,p. M from
her late residence and the services wer
conducted by Rev. g. l.. Schaffer OF tn
congregational church. bIEs. 5tinpsol
e was woman of very kind disposition an,
y good neig hbor. She bore her long suf
d fering with Christian fortitude and sh
y will be missed by wide circle of friends
e The annual meeting of the sevent
l. district. o. E. s., viii be held with Inter
vale Chapter, No. 81, of this place mex
Wednesday, Nov. s. At 2:30 O'Clock i
the afternoon IntervaIe chapter will ope
the meeting, at which the Grand Officer
10 will be received. At 800 O'Clock exempli
y fcation of the ritual work and review @
work by Mrs. Elmer M. Miller, Gran
J. Lecturer. At six o'clock is the banquet
y from which no Star will remain away
knowing as they do the reputation of Sta
lg banquets and the particular reputation Q
ID InterVale Chapter, No. 81. Following ar
the chapters represented in the sevent
IA district: Orient, No. 13, Barton; Mort
at Star, No, 25, Island Pond; Lakeside, N
ne q, Newport; Mckinley, No. 4S, Crafts
#. bury; and Intervale, No. 81, Barton Lane
ir ing.
Q. On Tuesday evening, October 81, Il
home of Mr.. and Mrs. FL. l.. Moor was Il
scene of very pleasant gathering of frien
the occasion being Halloween an d the b
a. anniversary of their marriage. Two face
one on each side of the steps, smiled we
xt come to the guests. Contests for priz
were enjoyed by all and after matchil
,as quotations, which were very cleverly co
ria cealed in walnut shells, they adjourned
the dining room, the tables of whi
- were very prettily decorated and in t
-. centre were two mystery pies with vari
colored ribbons running to each pla
After bountiful repast to which they
did ample justice, the ribbons were pull
and on the ends were variety of favo
in which each guest retained as souvenir
X the occasion. The guests them adjourn
in | to the parlors where MIR. F. j. Kinney pr
sented to Mr. and Mrs. Moor In behalf
ner the friende, handsome rocking chair al
table. then with the good wishes from a
IT. the guests took their departure after
loving a very pleasant evening. Sever
~ .,rasants were received from friends w
could not attend.
the If the success of the opening enterta1
ment of the Barton Landing lecture coui
ay, in any way points to the success OF t
course as a whole, its future certainly loo
ION | bright. The Italian boys concert WI
Albert Foland as reader and impersonat
st- given In the opera hall Wednesday event.
was a great success in every way. I
lice hall was well filed and the music a
asst readings kept the audience well entertain
throughout the evening. The boys, f
cid III nulhDei, -
f. eApeiienoeu - - a-.o - S.ss.