Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-10-02
st. Paul,s Church Notes.

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No services In the church yesterday.
Next Sunday high mass at 10 a. m with
sermon. Prayer meeting at p. m.
September "a, Mr.. Lynch of New York
gave short talk to the congregation after
mass in the interests of the Orphans Home
in New York. He was in Lowell yesterday
for the same purpose and we understand
that In Albany few good homes have been
found for them, and without doubt there
will be some here.
Don't forget that tonight is the opening
OF our Bazar, which will continue until
Saturday evening, when all articles that
have had chances on by book will be
| drawn. There will be something for en-
tertainment for each evening. All come
and spend the evening pleasantly and also
make our fair success. Secure your ticket
in advance and have chance on that beau
tiful sideboard that was on exhibition In
Mr.. Jenness' window the past week.
BARTON LANDING.
DR.. Martin, the eye specialist, will be at
the Valley House, Oct 9, 10 and IL.
Bassett & Pudvah will hold their opening
VI IdIA HllIIIHery UHlS week w ouAoSuay aAo
Thursday.
There will be preaching service in the
Congree Sional church next Sunday at the
usual hour.
Arthur Ordway has sold his house to Il.
= NJ. Wells. Mr.. Ordway expects to build
In the near future.
: Remember the auction sale OF COWS and
) other personal property at Taplin q Row
ell's stables next Monday, Oct. 9, at 10
O'Clock a. m.
DR.. Stevens leaves Tuesday night to be
absent the remainder of the week. He will
attend tho Northeastern Dental conven-
tion at Rutland.
The Book and Thimble Club will hold
: its first meeting for the year next Wednes-
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the nome
of the president, Mrs. George Russell.
y In the state news on page two is given
: something of the work Taplin & RoWell
are doing in the lumber business. This
item or one similar has been circulated IN
. several state dailies, and gives some idea OF
the extent of their numbering.
BurgIaries similar to the one at the post
office here are taking place through the
u state. but as yet no clew of Importance has
8 been discovered The last office broken
'' into was at Essex Junction Saturday night
and in the same manner as the break here
20 We would call attention to the specia
train and price schedule to the Montpeliel
# centennial, on page two. This train VII
ID arrive in the capital city in time for all the
celebration except the salute OF guns a
sunrise and leave for home after the fire
: works in the evening.
.v The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ Z
n, church will have their annual harvest sup
" per at the church vestry next THURSDAY
=. evening. Oct. 5. Supper served from
no O'Clock until all are served. The ladies ex
nt pect to have 'hash enough for breakfast
70. Every body is invited to the supper OF
nd Thursday might and breakfast Fr1da.
E. morning.
es, At the regular grange meeting Ihursoay
ri Sept. 2S. there was good attendance con
ng sidering the evening. Those OF our mum
30, Der who were not present missed i'm
mt entertainment, Great credit is due ou
raj worthy lecturer, Mrs. Fred Clough. Par
let of the evenings entertainment conslste
be of readings by Mrs. Hall, Mrs. burbank
and Mrs. Watson, ali of which were hne
also an excellent selection by Mrs. Clougi
read by Mr.. Porter, and choice selection
'aS by Mr.. Dean on bis phonograph, whic
were much appreciated by all.
SOUTH BARTON
Miss Chayer spent Sunday at her hon
80 in Lyndon Center.
' Olif Bailey from st. Johnsbury is vis1
ing his brother, Otis Bailey.
'1u =. Richard Berry from Lyndon visited b
sister. Mrs. Ed. Butteri field, few days la
week.
Rev. John Forrest Jr. attended Il
'me monthly meeting at the Union church la
aei' Saturday.
49, Mrs. Lila Bean and Miss Myrtle Kin
ball have gone to Wilder where they ha
employment.
B.C. Berry has moved his family to Ba
:. ton. where he has employment In t
freight station.
Mrs. Thrasher's sister, who has spe
several weeks here, has returned to q
40 home, In Chicago, Ill.
Ell. wheeler from. Barton Landing /
n.er moved his family into the nonse recent
ne vacated by B. Z. Berry.
Johnnie Forrest has finished work
ster the railroad company and is going
the work for the Willoughby Wood q Lumi
n'o Co.
The electricians from st. Johnspury
ence wiring the Willoughby Wood q Lun
york Co % boarding house and mill for elect
lights.
II to ALBANY.
g by AZ Elijah Stone visited in Hardw
last week.
sun AIrnon Norris is moving to his mouse
lit Gently purchased of Clarence Fletcner.
oy Elmer Day and Ben Sheldon went
Deh' the excursion to the White Mountains