Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-07-03
St. Paul's Church Notes.

st. Paul's Church Notes.
No services here next Sunday. Services
at Lowell.
High Mass next Friday at a. m. Prayer
meeting at 1880 p. N.
The funeral of Andrew Nault was held
in the church this morning at nine O'Clock.
The funeral service OF MIR. Gotta, who was
struck by lightning at North Troy Satur
day morning, will be held at Lowell at 8
O'Clock this afternoon.
Last Tuesday evening, st. PauPs ORA
matte Club presented their play, ''Brook-
| dale Farm" to crowded house. 1t was
success in every way and much credit is
due each member for the pleasing manner
In which the parts were carried out, and to
Miss Mary Hafford, director. May their
future success be as good as their first.
BARTON LANDING.
/ FL. A. Cassidy is spending few weeks in
| Boston, Mass.
JIM. Cady of st. Johnsbury was in
town last week.
/ A. Blodgett of Burlington, was in
/ town the first of the week.
Rev. II. Kingman of Boston was enter
tanned here few Gays ago.
/ DR.. E. O. Ranney, who has been i'll for
some time past, is in very critical condi-
ton.
Rev. J. 3. Lyman yesterday prea his
farewell sermon to the Congregational au-
dience.
Miss Mabel Cassidy has accepted posi-
tion as bookkeeper for the New England
Telephone Co, at Montpelier.
Building interests are very lively here
with a prospect of several more build
ings being erected in the near future.
Rev. Elliott of Woodbury. Me-, will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the CongI churcn
here the last three Sundays OF this month.
The village has decided not to move the
tub between the opera house and the post
Office, in order that the Village Improve
ment Society might utilize the space for
a small park.
The Childrens day exercises at the Con-
gregationaI church were held last evening.
They were in charge OF Misses Sadie
Lothrop. Grace Austin and Jennie Locke.
and were success.
The Order OF Eastern Star met Thursday
evening, and exemplifed the degree on
two candidates, Vereon Marshall and
Bernie Marshall. Following the degree
work, ice cream and cake were served.
CARD-We desire through the colunlne
Of the MONITOR TO thank the neighbors
and friends who were SO kind and helpful
to Us during the sickness, death and burial
OF our dear wife. mother and sister.
FRANK SHERBURNE AND FAMILY,
MRS W. BLISS,
MRS. :. E. CLOUGH.
Joseph Barton has the job to put in the
stone work for the new bridge. It viii re-
quire 800 yards of granite. Mr.. Barton
split of one block OF granite So feet long
u feetthick at the upper side and IS feet
at the lower side. This block will make
about third enough stone to make the
butments of the bridge.
The wedding OF Rev. I P. Chase and Mrs.
M. A. Bailey was goIemized at the Meth
odist church Saturday afternoon, by Rev.
s. G. Lewis. Mr.. Chase is at present Ioca-
ted in Plainfeid. Mrs. Bailey has been
an efficient teacher in tbs public schools
several years past; it is with regret that
the scholars part with her. Hear eongrs t
u.ations go with Mr.. and Mrs. Chase.
Nothing chronicles the growth of.a town
quicker than the revenues of its post
/. office; such being the fact Barton Landing
, may well feel proud of the record the
office of this place has made. Only few
/ years ago this Office was made saiaried
t government Office, and now with thf
$ annual adjustment of salaries of post
d masters Mr.. Webster viii receive s10(
additional salary which he richly deserves
e Ths wsdding OF Miss Stella Wiley Of
/ this place and E. Fl. Milliken of Portland
J Me. took place at the residence 0 g. Psgt
a last Tuesday evening. The bride was at
' tended by Miss Lena Wiley, the best mar
: was Harry Nutting OF Newport. The Ger
d emony was performed By Rev. j. 3. Lymar
g of the Congregational chuEch. The we'd
: ding march was played by Miss Sadi
b Lo.hrop. There were large l1nbr {
!. presents, both useful ana ornamental