Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-01
congregational Church Notes.


The Ladies' Home Missionary Society
will meet with Mrs Warner Tuesday
afternoon.
Preparatory sermon will be given by Rev.
W. A. Warner Thursday evening and COM
munion services will be held Sunday.
Mrs. Baldwin and Mrs. Tower will en-
tertain the Ladies' Society Wednesday
afternoon, May 8, in the church parlors
Supper at six O'Clock.
The choir next Sunday morning will sing
'Judge Me, o God" by MendeIssohn and
''Sweet Saviour, Bless Us ere We Coz by
Brown, and Mrs. Stannard and Mrs.
Batchelder will sing ''The Sabbath Morn"
by Mendelssohn, deferred from last week.
BARTON LANDING.
Joseph Bartlett is very i'll.
DR.. Wright has returned from Chicago.
M. E. Clifford of Boston was in town
Wednesday.
Wallace Little was in Vershire few
days last week.
Mrs. E. a. Wiley is very much improved
from her sickness.
J. B. Winget is making some improve
ments in his house.
Edward Flint spent last Sunday at his
home in st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Darling of Albany
were in town last week.
Mrs. David Hartman is gaining rapidly
from her recent Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hopkins have removed
from West Burke to LyndonviIIe.
Geo. Martin has bought Mrs. Mary
Bailey's house on Cottage Street.
Mrs. May Buzzo has gone to Irasburg to
assist in caring for her mother, who is sick.
Miss Florence Gillis spent the past week
| with Mrs. Ellis Thompson at West Burke.
Mrs May Buzzo has gone to Irasburg to
assist in caring for her mother, who is very
| sick.
E. E. Doe has returned from Maine,
where he went to attend the funeral of his
/ mother.
| Mrs. Colby Stoddard and daughter have
| returned from a visit to Mrs Stoddard's IS
| parents at Barton.
| Mrs. s. M. Hill, who has been visiting
friends here, has returned to her home at
ST. Johnsbury Center.
Mrs. A. d. Mathews has sold her house
on Willoughby Street to Aaron Wiley,
| VINO will take possession soon.
Harvey Whipple recently visited his
father, Charles Whipple, who is seriously
! Ill at his home in Lyndonville.
Mrs. Olive Horns, who spert the winter
| With her sister, Mrs. G. b. Ordway, has
returned to her home in Sutton.
Mrs. @. z. Colby who has been in Con-
cord, N. A., the past year has returned and
will work for o. w. Locke for the present.
TIE Ladies' Aid Society of the Method
lst church will give May breakfast We'd
nesday morning, beginning at six O'Clock
special meeting of the Eastern Star
will be held next Tuesday evening at
which the deputy and staff will be re-
ceived.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the post office: Lucinda A. Bailey,
Jorge Bhishop, Preston Kennison, A. E.
Robinson.
Bartlett Goodenough has given up his
school work and is now employed as car
penter with o. NJ. Hooker & Son, st.
Johnsbury.
Rev. S. G. Lewis is receiving many con-
gratulations on being returned to this
place by the Methodist conference at it's
recent session.
| AT Conference recently held at Enosburg
Falls, Rev. S. G. Lewis of this place, vas
elected president of the Conference Mis-
sionary Society.
DR.. E. G. Stevens Is busy this week re-
lieviDg Lake Willoughby of its surplus
supply of fish. He has recently made ex-
tensive repairs on his cottage at the lake.
There will be a May breakfast in the
Congregations al vestry on Wednesday, un-
der the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society.
Breakfast will be served from six until
eight o'clock.
| The girls of the high school have organ
lied team for outdoor basket ball. The
baskets were placed in position last week,
and the practice has already begun. MISS
Carrie Badger formerly of the Montpelier
team will assist in the coaching.
''Up Vermont Way the play so success
fully presented by the Thespians last WIN
ter, will be repeated Friday night. There
| will be a dance after the play at which
Madam Brooks orchestra will play. Mrs.
l. M. Conner will take the part OF Mrs. Il.
a Wiley, as she is as yet unable to go on
the stage.
Weather permitting, the Barton Landing
band will.render the following programme
on the band stand Thursday evening, May
la
March AIhsnian r. 3. Hall
Gallon. Flyer, Descriptive, Carlton
March, Col Fitch. q. Q. hall
Anv,I Polka. descriptive, "A. ParloW
March. Dunlop Commandery. K B. Hall
Schott ttlsche. Sopg and Dance, L. r. Seltzer
saftz Blue Bell, Theo Morse
March, Fort Popham, h p. Hall
The Chandler company viii tuild five
or six houses this sp-ing, beginning as soon
I as the frost is out Of the ground. new
street viii be laid out, under the irection