Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-13

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tary reception and banquet to the new and
popular landlord, Mr.. John V. Rowen,
and to show their appreciation OF his
efforts to conduct q first class hotel IN
manner highly satisfactory to the pu bic.
At the banquet one hundred and twenty
five plates were laid and the tables were
full. The menu was as follows
Puree of Tomato, Aux Croutons
Boston Celery Queen Olives Green Lettuce
Roulade Halibut, Hollar daise Sauce
Parisienne Potatoes
Vermont Turkey with Dressing
Sirl'in of Beef, Aujus
Roast Loin of Veal with Dressing
Chicken Croqu9 TT IS with Peas
Escalloped Oysters
Mashed Potatoes
Mashed Rutabas Turnips Sweet Germ
Lobster Salad with Cream Dressing
Vanilla Ice Cream Assorted Cake
Tutti-frutti Jelly with Whipped Cream
Plain and Sage Cheese
Fancy Crackers
| Coffee Tea Cocoa
| Mixed Nuts California Oranges
| The guests were entertained at the repast
nearly two hours, after which there was
social hour with dancing and merry
| making. Excellent music was furnished
by PowelI's orchestra. The efficient land
lord with his corps of assistants did the
| houors of the occasion with such grace and
ease that all felt at home; and it is said
that more enjoyable banquet was never
held in Barton.
St Paul's Church Notes.
Rsv.J. Turcot was in Newport last week.
Prayer meeting Friday evening at 7;3O
with Stations of Cross.
Services next Sunday at 10 a. M, subject
OF the sermon, "Christ in Jail" Prayer
meeting at p. m.
Joseph Earl, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Derusher, was baptised by Father j. Tur-
cot last Thursday.
Next Wednesday evenings sermon will
be "The Trial of Christ at the Home OF
Caiphias the High Priest"
The play '' Valley Farm" will be repeat
cd Mar. II, at Highland hall. This is g
good play and all were well pleased when
it was given before and it is hoped there
will be a large attendance. Everyone
come out and celebrate st. Patrick's night
Admil sio1 25 cents.
Congregational Church Notes.
The ubject of Mr.. Warmers sermon mex
, Sunday morning is 'sThe Message of th'
l46th Psalm" The choir will sing ''Prais'
; Ye the Father by Gounod and 'Savioul
o again to Thy Dear Name We Raise" BY
O Sheldon, and Mr.. Winslow will sing To-
offertory "a Dream of Paradise" by Gray
b Methodist Church Notes.
Junior League next Sunday at 3: 100 p. m.
led by Angie Davis.
IL Union prayer meeting at the M. E. vestr.
: Thursday evening at 80.
u Epworth League this Monday evening
= at 7:30. Topic, ''Christ, the Great Phys1c
y y ian." Leader, Mrs. Barbara Brunning.
- The choir next Sunday morning vii
70 sing an anthem, ''The Shepherds Goo
o Care" by Geo. B. Nevin. c. B. Webste
will sing by request as an offertory ether
, Is Beautiful Land on High" by Mrs.
~ H. Taylor.
is BARTON LANDING.
ne Schools closed Friday for three week
nt vacation.
i' Charles Clark visited relatives in Johr
son recently.
Mrs. Wallace Little visited in Lyndo1
nt vile recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler are amor
of the sick ones.
re Miss Jennie Locke is home from BartC
in for short vacation.
OF Supt. E. E. Doe expects to move into
'se new house this week.
oi Clara Stafford is visiting her uncle, Alfr
Trip, in Sheffield.
h. daughter was born to Mr.. and MI
no, George Card March 4.
4 Mrs. Charles Clark's mother recently fe
lot receiving serious injuries.
ed. Emmett Baraw, who has been sick t
rts past two weeks, is out again.
ay. Mrs. Roy Martin of South Troy visit
at relatives in town last week.
me Bert Dean and Ed. Skinner are finish1l
me their barns into tenements.
". "" Mrs. M. M. Taplin's father, Mr.. Rog
.no of Lyndonville, visited her recently,
lea Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Armstrong OF w
om Charleston visited j. g. Parlin recently.
to Frank Skinner had his house on wa
the street wired for electric lights last week
t is E. H. Waterman has been very SICK
the the home of his sister, Mrs. Heoer farS
Mr.. aud Mrs Harlie Cleveland Vlsl'eo
atty A.P. Sessions in East Coventry last we
,aro MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur Allen OF Cnari
10 ton visited Mr.. Aliens brother "aii
od last week.
was g. w. Saunders, who has been comm
OWN to the house for several months, is able
the be about again.
IS to Mrs. Irving Connor and Mrs Ed -
nks tod uis,ted friends and relatives in Bros
'e ington last week.
tax ,S ond Mrs Glenn Barney. who