Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-21
who with his family is attending the
campmeeting at Lyndonville.

who with his family is attending the
campmeeting at Lyndonville.
A party of thirty-five from the Mem
phremagog House, Newport, enjoyed q
carriage drive here Friday afternoon. They
stopped at the Valley House and their pic
lures were taken from the steps.
The matter of calling a pastor for the
Congregational church will be discussed at
a special meeting of the church to be held
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 in the vestry.
Rev. g. L. Schaffer preached an excellent
sermon yesterday morning.
The high and graded school of this
place begins Monday, Sept. 4, with full
corps of teachers. This school has the
reputation of doing good work and we be-
speak for it large attendance the coming
term. Mr.. Hall returns as principal.
c. S. Skinner has lately had completed a
very nice job ofIawn and terrace work at
his residence, under the management and
supervision of G. j. Crawford of Newport.
Mr.. Skinner speaks in the highest terms of
Mr.. Crawford as being faithful and eff
cient man.
| Carl Carpenter, who was seriously injured
| by the falling of a derrick at Turn bull &
Skinner's mill several days ago, is improv-
ing. He was struck by the derrick, picked
up in bad condition and cared for by DR..
J. F. Wright. He was later removed to
| the home of his mother in law, Mrs. s. E.
| Wells.
DEDICATION OF K. OF P. HALL, FRIDAY.
Philemon Lodge No. K. of P. and
| Uniform Rank, Barton Landing, Co. No.
9, met at their new hall at p. NJ, and
| then marched to the depot to receive the
| Knights and Knights Loyal, on arrival of
| the 5 Is train from the south. Members
from Lyndonville, ST. Johns bury and Nc
| Indoes Falls arrived, and headed by D.
Buchanan as marshal, and the Junior band
of Barton Landing, they marched from
Main to Water street, then to School and
| Pleasant streets, then back to Water and
| Main streets.
The band gave concert in front of the
| hall, after which all were made welcome at
| the new Castle Hall, K. of P, where an
elaborate banquet was in waiting and was
/
After the banquet, the members of the
order were invited to do the main hall and
the meeting was called to order by g. c.,
E. A. Wiley for the purpose of dedicating
the hall. The Grand Officers being present
| were admitted and took charge Of the ded-
| icatory exercises which were very interest
ing. The Rathbone Sisters were invited
to attend after dedication exercises. Rev.
S. G. Lewis, P. G. C., gave an address of
welcome that was very interesting to the
order; he also acted as POSTMASTER of
the banquet. G. c., U. w. Brown, was
called upon and spoke Of the amount of
work that he had done i'll the past year.
He has instituted eight Lodges, dedicated
three Castle halls, organized one U. r. K.
of 2. ct Richtord, and has one ready to
organize at Lyndonville. The remarks by
the g. L. officers were of interest to every
| member of the order. The following
tspoke; M. B. Ladd, g. p, Island Pond );
Bro. GiIchrist, s. -R, Mc1ndces Falls,
H. w. Buchanan, S. R., Barton Landing;
Bro. Duncan, P. G. M. F McIndoes Falls !;
Bro. Shonyo, q. I. g., Lyndonville; b o..
Cady, 2. q. K. R. s., St. Johnsbury; E.
Tinker, Q. c., st. Johnsbury; G. F. o.
Tinker, @. <. e. s., st. Johnsbury; After
the dedicatory exercises, Philemon Lodge
was called to order and worked the rank
esquire after which social time was en-
joyed until train time. There was good
attendance, and fine time was enjoy ed
by all. The Lodge has very nice hall and
dining room, a cabinet kitchen and all the
conveniences that one might want.
memorial window fronts the street, with
emblems of the order represented in very
fine colored glass. The furniture is of the
latest designs and of solid oak, consisting
of settees, chairs and affairs, upholstered
in plush. The Lodge is growing and ons
may feel proud to be member of thll
organization.
, SOUTH BARTON
Mrs. w. s. Mcdowell visited friends IL
Barton last week. :.
Miss Nettie Hill's school in West Glover
commences September 4.
Mr.. johnson from Danville, is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Otis Bailey.
Miss Maude Wheeler commenced hel
school at Duck Pond August IA.
The school here commenced Monday
with Miss May Campbell as teacher.
Mrs. r. B. Lang from st. Johnsbury
was in town on business last Frloay''
H. J. Brooks and Allie Kane from west
more, recently visited at w. :. 6rooks''
Miss Myrtle Kimoah, who has been
visiting in Wilder, relurned nome Friday
Mr.. snd Mrs. Morris from Boston, Mass,
visited at C. E. Coburn's one day recently.
Mrs. Fred Forrest visited her sister,
Mrs. Wells, in Barton Landing last week
Mrs. Lovett, who has been visiting hel
sister, Mrs. 3. c. Berry, has gone to Magog
P.Q.
MIR. Perley Aldrich from Heathton, P. Q.
visited his sister Dora, and other relatives
. last week.
NJ LarrU and family from Wilder