Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-11-20


Mr.. and Mrs. +. Fl. Pillsbury started
Yesterday for jacksonville, Florida Fred
has the agency for the White Automobile
in that city. He takes Clare Powell and
Charles Batchelder along with him to
essist in selling these machines.
Two roller skating parties will be held in
ssaver's hall this week, one Tuesday after
noon and evening and one Saturday after
noon and evening. The afternoons will
be devoted to the children and in the eve
ming adults will have the floor.
Remember the Katharine Ridgeway
concert to night in Seaver's hall. Those
who heard Miss Ridgeway last year need
no reminder as they will go anyway but to
those who did not go last year let us say,
you will be sorry IL you don't go this time.
One of the pleasant events of the week
was the marriage of Henry Rouleau and
Miss Annie CIeary at the home of the
brides father at Lyndonville on Saturday
evening the 18th. Mrs. Roleau will still
continue to work in the Peerless, and Mr..
Rouleau will continue with H. 7. Seaver.
The basket ball game between B. A. '07
team and the rest of the school Wednesday
evening in Seave hall resulted in a
defeat of the ''rest- Of the school" team by
a score OF "a to 9. The game showed that
the academy has some excellent material
and with practice will put up stronger
team than last year.
II 1No11,,, l. f1tn( lao a
has gone to Northfield to take charge of
the branch store there through Christmas,
Mr. Lang havirg secured for TWlng Cafr'
formerly in the Northfield store, position
in A. P. CampbeIl's jewelry store in
Morrisville. Mr.. Bickford of Glover takes
Mr.. Dykes place here.
Tuesday evening the young men net ana
formed an athletic association for the bas-
ket ball season of 1905 1906. The officers
elected were: Pres , P. w. Cowles; Mgr, F.
B Tower; Capt, of town team, Clyde Rines'
1t was voted to make the initiation fee SOC.
| for the season and that those who did not
care to join the association should pay lOc.
per evening when practicing with the asso-
citation members.
The increasing business and stock OF @.
P. Jenness demanded more room and ne
has hired the floor room occupied by N.
Leslie as q tenement. FL. T. Seaver will
| take out the partitions, thus giving Mr..
| Jenness another room, 32x60 feet. He now
| occupies nearly 5000 feet floor space,
besides utilizing the walls of his store.
~-;u int
Goodhart's tenements.
George Barr McCutcheon, the famous
author of ''Graustark, "has written another
book entitled ssBreWster's Millions" which
EQUALS the first mentioned book In inter-
est and romance. The MONITOR has Sc
cured the right to publish this story serl-
ally and the opening chapters will be
found in this paper. The editor invites
: you to read them and feels positive that he
will not have to invite you to read INT
rest of'the story. q1lba4o st
One of the pleasant events of the week
4 occurred last Wednesday evening, NOV. 10
when Mrs. A. T. Buswen entertained tn
s Woman's Literary Club and their gentle
: men friends. Mrs. Buswelps beautiful
new home was thrown open to her guests
d the rooms being tastefullY decorated In tn
: club colors, violet and white. About NIT!
It were present, the gentlemen coming b.
invitation at nine o'clock. After busines
., came short literary program: Roll call
It sFacts Concerning American Statesmen;
paper, 1.-THE Crusades," Miss Austin
i reading from Bay View Magazine, ''Joal
!, of Are" Miss Wright. When the gentle
men had arrived, partners were assigne'
by lot with some amusing complications
' and all repaired to the dining room, wher
= refreshments were served from daintil
arranged table decorated in the clu
ID colors. A social half hour, with music b
'g the hostess, closed the evening.
y The regular meeting of the W. g. T. [
y was held st the home of Mrs o 81. Moss
\ man Tuesday afternoon, November IA, 6
- four O'Clock. This was the second annut
educational meeting and special invits
!, tion was extended to all the teachers {
Barton Academy. AtteFroll call the TO
=, lowing program was given. Mrs. w. v
y Hartwell sang with much expression "Tl
Pilgrim by Herbert Johnson. Tt
So members OF the w. G. T. u. are mo:
er sincere In their thanks and appreciatio
ne of Mrs. HartwelPs kindness in renderin
most acceptable musical entertainment {
on this time and in times past. ''The Depart
p. ment OF 5. IT,. and What 1t Has Accom-
ch plished" was treated in most ,thoroug
es. and exhaustive manner by Mrs. b.
he Cutler. She proved to her audience that
nv portion OF the responsibility-in trainir
,e. our young people devolves upon Il
10. teachers as wehsas upon the parent
&C. Although the press and pulpit have q wit
,,s and far reaching influence, the teachel
- opportunities for making impressions a
=. more personal and lasting. Selections I
"What to Read and How to Read and nc
to Cultivate Our Children's Taste for Rea
TN ing In the Right Directions were resd
~ Miss Cora Marsh. The mothers must q
Oy concentrate all their time and attenti'
upon what to eat and wear but inters
themselves in their boys and girls rea
Ver ing matter. The gulf between teach