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The Washington times., 1906-06-03

mony was performed by the Rev. G. E
Maydwen. of Wough NJ. E. Church,
Capitol Hill.
The Capitol Hill History Club was en-
tertained on Wednesday at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Roberts at Langdon, D.
C.
st. Peters Roman Catholic Church.
Second and c streets southeast. had its
annual May procession on Sunday. The
church was prettily decorated with flow
ers, and special music was rendered.
Mrs. William Pope. Of 529 Fifth street
southeast, is visiting friends IN Balti-
more.
Mrs. Samuel W. Dietrick and little
con. of southeast. have returned TO their
home from a trip to the Monumental
City.
Mrs. I. G. Klmball. Miss Jennie Kim
ball and Miss Bertha KimbaH. OF 62O
North Carolina avenue southeast. left
Tuesday to spend the summer in Maine
The Sunday afternoon concerts will
be discontinued at the Washington Bar
racks for several weeks on account Of
the absence Of the Engineers Band
Miss Beatrice Bulla entertained the La
Chippa Club at her home, 412 A street
southeast, on Wednesday evening. Nu-
merous games were played during the
evening, Mr.. Darby and Mr.. Webb re-
ceiving the highest honors Dancing
was indulged in until a late hour. after
which the guests repaired to the dining
room, which was beautifully decorated
with palms, flowers, and the club colors.
where refreshments were served Those
present were Misses Myrtle Duckett.
Freida Hamilton, Edith Parsons, Vance
Sullivan. Beatrice Bulla, and Messrs.
Leon Hart, William Webb, Mehina Andi.
Frank Darby, Thomas Rathbone, and
Roy Mitchell.
a number Of young ladies southeast
gave a picnic 81 Cabin John Bridge on
Wednesday Those who attended were
Misses Jean Winters, Edith Mangum.
Elsie Yost. Gladys Winter, Marie Buck
ingham, Dorothy Lantz, Rennie Thomas.
Margaret Clarke, and Messrs. Dick
Oftutt, William Handy, Anery Dunn,
ano Edward Trazzarre.
The Senior Christian Endeavor of the
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church. B
ard Fourth streets southeast. has open
ed c, F. chapel at SIS L street south
east. Services are held each Sunday
afternoon. and since its opening a large
number OF new members have been in
stalled.
The senior class. Metropolitan Presby-
terrain Church, gave social to the in
termediate class last Tuesday.
On Wednesday evening. May so. the
Owls held their third assembly al head
quarters on Capitol Hill.
In the prettily decorated rooms the
club members and guests assembled.
The hours were spent in mirth and mel
ody- Prof. Soper, of the Owls, accom-
panied by Miss Wilson. gave several
enjoyable violin numbers. Other OF the
invited guests contributed to the pro-
gram. An elaborate repast was served.
Sharswood, Miller. Disney. Sanderson.
Wilson Cross, Crismond, Irene and
Mildred Jacobs. Buchanan, Mesdames
Miller and Belt. and Messrs- Moore, Nc
Cam. Webb, and Tucker. The Owls
present were, w A Miller, G. l.. Tay-
Tor. B. F. Miller. W. A. Boyd Joe Camp
bell W. B. Soper. r. I. Sanderson, and
J. I. Belt.
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Music Pupils Recital.

The music pupils OF ST. Cecilia's
Academy. on Capitol Hill, gave a recital
on Monday evening, before a large
audience.
Mrs Jane Taylor. seven ey-five years
of age, is suffering with = SAse of small
pox at her residence. eo5 Fourth street
southeast The infection is said 10 be
traceable to her son whom she nursed
recently while he was III with the dis
ease. William Groves. thirty-five years
old. who lives at I375ls L street south
east, has also been stricken with the
disease.
a pretty wedding took place at the res
idence OF A. y. Mitchell, sos East Cap
itol street, when his sister, Miss
Edith Mitchell, and John Schan Cadet.
OF this city. were married. The cere-
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Agricultural College Commencement

me annual commencement exercises
OF the Maryland Agricultural College
VIII begin Sunday. June 10. when DIR
Curtls Lee Laws. OF Baltimore. will
preach the baccalaureate sermon. The
ioung Mems Christian Association will
also hold its farewell meeting. and will
De addressed by DR.. James 3. CIavton
0t 0l Mashington. Ingram I. Oswald, of
SneWSY1lie, Md, the president OF tha
college branch. will preside. MONDAYS
program consists Of a tennis tourra-
nent In the morning; track and field
SPOTS at 2 O'Clock; battalion drill and
1Iess parade at $50 p m, and class
Gay exercises at $50 in the chapel
evening.
On Tuesday morning the alumni viii
mold meeting, and on Tuesday a'ter-
noon they will be represented By a
baseball team in a game with the first
coiiege team At $50 the joint debate
literary societies. The speakers will
compete for the alumni medal
Inc commencement exercises are
scheduled for Wednesday morning at
strauss, of Baltimore. Will address the
students. The June ball famous in the
society annals of the college Will begin
at $3.50 and continue until l o'clock.
The graduating class is composed of
Leonard Edward BaSSett Dorchester
county; Harold John Cane, Buffalo, NJ
T.; Richard Hooper Dixon, Dorchester
county; J. Thomas Graham Queen
Anne county; George Milroy Mayer, Of
Ailegany county; AlOnZO NJ. McNutL
Harford county; John Wallace Mitchell,
BrookIne, Mass; Charles Sylvester,
hlQgeWay. Prince George county: John
Selcher Showell, Worcester coInty;
Samuel P Thomas, Montgomery coun-
y; Frederick R. B. Waters. Prince
George county: Lemuel F. Zeikel.
Lursy, Va; Arthur B. Graham. Prince
George county,
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HZaft;;yV;iTues

Stuart Baker Shaw, Of Parkersburg.
w. Va was the guest OF Miss Helen
Kerr on Sunday last
The Modern Woodmen Of America will
give dance at the Masonic Hall on
Friday evening. June S.
Miss Lydia Fuller, who has beer Wis
iting in Norfolk. Will spend few days
this week with Miss Jennie Kerr N her
way TO West Point. n. Y.
Miss Ethel Church IS visiting Miss
Laurese Mcdonnell OF Cc>ege Park.
Mr.. Goodwin has purchased the River
dale property recently vacated by s. q.
Meyer upon his removal TO Washington.
Miss Raye Moorehead spent Wednes-
day with the Misses Kerr, OF College
Park
Miss Herbert Mcclellan. Of Muncie.
Ind, will be the guest Of Mrs. Charles
K. Steinmeyer this week.
Miss Lotus left on Thursday for FL
mira Springs. N. Y. having been called
there by the death Of her sister
Mr.. Brashears, OF Annapolis, and Mrs
William Gather, of Baltimore. are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gather.
OF Riverdale.
Mrs. Jennie E. Clark has left for an
extended visit 20 Newark. Ohio.
Miss Mary Johnston spent several days
with her sister. Mrs. Warner Taliaferro.
OF College Park.
Miss Elizabeth Burgess viii leave
shortly for a six weeks stay IN Louis
vile, KY On her way 10 Kentucky Miss
Burgess will visit several points in Ohio.
Edgar Walls. Of Baltimore, has been
visiting friends I'm College Park.
Rev. G. J. s. Mayo. rector of Pink
ney Memorial Church, has been spend
ing the week IN Orange county. Va.
Mrs. Charles E. Stelnmeyer, OF
Riverdale, has been spending a few
days at the Buell. farm, near Laurel.
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FunercI of Mr.. SeIby.

The funeral c. William L. Selby. who
died at the residence of his daughter
Mrs. George TAFT. of 421 Fifteenth street
southeast. took place last Tuesday. Ser
vices were conducted by the Rev. L. II.
Lamar, pastor of Wilson Memorial
Church. Nj Selby was widely known
southeast. and had a host Of friends
He was in his sixty-eighth year He is
survived by three sons and a daughter.
Jacob F. Raub. by his will. left prem
ises 10 North Carolina avenue south
east to his widow Jane S Raub. for
the remainder of her natural life. The
rest of the estate is to be held in trust
for the widow during her life. At her
death the estate is to be divided. one
half going to the daughter Of the tes-
tator. fJyrta Raub. and the other half
TO his son. Austin J. Raub Luther F
Speer is named as executor
Funeral services over the remains of
John NJ. Johnson took place from St
Peters Catholic Church. Saturday morn
ing. Interment was in Mt Olivet Gem
etery.
Commissioners have issued orders that
305 feet. more or less. Of S0-inch water
main be laid in Fifteenth street. between
street and Massachusetts avenue
southeast.
Miss Mollie NJ. Lewis, and Lewis e
Perry. Of Ohio. were married last We'd
nesday evening. The ceremony took
place at the residence of Mrs Charles
II. Williamson. III Sixth street, and was
conducted by the Rev. r. L. Wright
OF Ryland NJ E. Church.
Miss Florence Brennan gave a whist
party on Saturday in honor Of her
guest. Miss Winthrop. of Boston Her
home on Capitol Hill was artistically
decorated with ferns and pink roses
Miss Brennan received her guests in
a becoming gown Of white embroidered
null. and Miss Winthrop wore pink
organdie and lace. The guests included !:
Misses Alston, divisions. Stewart.
Grant. Calhoun. Rhodes. Ramsey. and
the Misses Bradweil.
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Citizens Association Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
RiverdaIe Citizens Association, Inc.
has been called for Thursday evening at
the library OF the Presbyterian Church.
A bazaar and musical entertainment
was given by the Church Missionary
Society Of Berwyn at the Pythian
Temple OF that place on Friday and
Saturday evenings OF this week. The
fair was held for the benefit OF the
Episcopal Sunday school OF Berwyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatcher Gibson enter
tained at euchre on Monday evening. the
18th, the following club members: Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Elienne. DR.. and Mrs
A. o. Elienne. Mrs. Nora Justice, Miss
Lowree. Miss Helen Kerr. Miss Rome
and Miss Smith. Messrs. Titus. Hunter.
Morgan, and Shetmater. The prizes
were awarded 10 Mrs. Justice and Miss
Smith. Mr.. Gibson and Mr.. Hunter
The the conclusion OF the games re-
freshments We're served.
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Sail Down Potomac.

A pleasant sail down the Potomac
aboard the Pontineer was enjoyed by the
officers OF the Washington Barracks
and their wives on saturday evening.
The boat left the wharf at o'clock
?. m, returning about u at night.
Miss Aston. of Capitol Hill. gave a
bridge party on Wednesday in honor Of
her guest, Miss Edyth Childs. Of Phila-
delphia.
Miss Caroline Wilson, who has been
visiting friends on Capitol Hill, has re-
turned to her home in New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l. Weller, of Seward
Square southeast, Mrs. Charles A Nc
Carthy. OF Capitol Hill, and Miss Mar
garet Cummins. have been at Luray.
Herbert S. Barber, who has been sew
eraI months in Guatemala, has returned
to his home in East Capitol street.
The Capitol Hill Lace Class met at the
residence of Mrs. Grace Bernhard at
Gle Tast Capitol street, Thursday after
noon. The class is composed of a num-
Der Of prominent ladies. Those present
were Mrs. Harvey Mrs. Velina S. Bar
ber. Mrs. KresS, Mrs. Galloway. Mrs
Sanderson, Mrs. Peck, Mrs. Woodward,
Mrs. Eisenbess, Mrs. Hunting. and Miss
Leila Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. William Browne, Of A
street, gave a party Thursday in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John c. beavers, Of
Atlanta. Ga Those present We're Mr.
and Mrs Gilbert Davis, DIr. and Mrs.
William Boswell, Mr.. and Mrs. George
w. Tayman. Mr.. and Mrs F. J. Will
loughby Hiss Elsie Hopkins. and Miss
Edith Bretney-
The young ladies OF st. GATHERINGS 8
Guild &C st. Marks Church southeast
gave a dance Wednesday evening at St
Adams Parish Hall in Tenleytown, D. c.
Mrs. Charles Epper Liscombe and
little daughter Rebecca, of New York,
are visiting Mrs. Robert G. Blaine. at
133 G street southeast.
First Lieut.. George NJ. EkwurzeI. as
sistant surgeon, has been ordered to
the general hospital. Washington Bar
racks. for temporary duty during the
absence of Company A, Hospital Corps,
ordered to Boston.
Work On the new bridge under con-
struction across the Eastern Branch
has been proceeding rapidly. A force
is kept busy night and day.
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Commencement of Training School.

The annual commencement Of the
training school for nurses OF the Gov
erument Hospital for the Insane will
be held June 5. The graduating class
includes eight members. The exercises
VIII be held in the assembly hall OF
the institution and an appropriate pro-
gram viii be carried out
Under the auspices OF Oneta Council.
No ? Degree OF Pocahontas, a delight
ful entertainment was given IN Ana
costa Masonic Hall. last Monday even
ing. IN the lodge room Of the council.
The program included feats IN magic, by
Gustave Milburn; a sketch entitled The
Train 10 Manro." in which Miss Mamie
Mullins. James W. Mullins, and Harry
Sullivan took part; a scalp dance. by
Ernest and Marshall Mullings. attired
IN Indian costume: a vocal solo. by Miss
Nellie Lohr; a plano solo, by Mrs.
Quinn: vocal solo. by Miss jeanette
Shank. and a mock marriage ceremony
IN indian fashion. by two Of the mem
bers. A large number attended.
a thorough investigation OF sanitary
conditions existing IN Anacostia and vi
cinity has been made by Health Inspec-
tor Wollsrd recently. As a result OF
the inspection three warrants were pro-
cured Saturday for residents in this sec
tlon who did not maintain their premises
in accordance with the regulations.
The old east wing at the Government
Hospital for the Insane has been re-
opened for the use OF male patients
ago and thirty-six men were transferred
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.NACONGa

Last Sunday evening. at the Anacos-
ia Methodist Episcopal Church, John
A Logan Post. No. 13. Grand Army OF
the Republic, and Logan Corps, No. 7.
were present in a body TO hear a special
sermon by the Rev. Charles o. Isaac,
the pastor OF the church.
Two outdoor lawn concerts were
given by the St Elizabeth Band last
week at the Government Hospital for
the Insane.
The Rev. George NJ Cummings, pas
tor Of the Garden Memorial Presbyteri-
an Church. on Minnesota avenue. has
inaugurated another series Of special
Sunday evening. sermons. which are ex-
pected 10 draw large congregations. The
celebration OF Children's Day in the
church viii occur June TO- and exten-
sive preparations are being made now
for the event
An affair of interest 70 large number
of Anacostians occurred Thursday
evening when Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Gregory entertained a large gathering
at dance given at their country place
IN Prince George county. Nd. The fol-
lowing were among those present: Mr..
and Mrs. Howard l. Christmar. Mr..
and Mrs. Carmody, Mrs. Johnson,
Misses Greenwood. Ada johnson, NJ
Hardell. /. z. Elliott. z. Compiler, S.
Nichols. z. Stewart. NJ. DalzelI. NJ
Stewart. n. Farr. c. Morrison. !. Ma
gruder. z. Brown. r. Lynch. E. Bur
don. s. Kaldenback. b. Collins. V Pal
mer. NJ Steele. F. Magruder. H VII
son. !. Quinn. F. Springman. Z. Hayes
and / Brown; Messrs. c. Ritchie, J.
Kaldenback, s. Collins. w. Bernard. z.
Herbert. F. Gillard. Z. Turner, w.
Stewart. F. Eisenstein. Colburn. w.
Brown. L. Hayes. W. Rollins. B. Nor
rison. E Brown. L. Berry. J. Coleman,
II. Magruder and L. Gregory
The Washington times., 1906-06-03

LATEST FASHION N RINGS.
What a beautiful ring yoI have on
your finger.
@oh. that's the disengagement ring"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-26

RowelL or were they given and received
only az security?
I'm the purchase OF said logs and In nhsr
was It agreed that the plaintiffs we're not 70
part with the title to the same until thew
should receive their pay therefor?
In the purehsse of said logs and lumber
was it agreed that plaintiffs should have
either cash or lien notes therefor when the
same was counted off the cars at Lapp,s
mill YARD?
Was there an agreement between Lang
and Taplin & Rowell as to who should
sign such notes?
This case will undoubtedly go to the
higher court on exceptions. Young G.
Young for plaintiffs, Redmond and Aid
rich for defense.
The case of w. H. Ram, by next friend
VS.. NJ. c. TwitchelI and the Mary Fletcher
Hospital, was taken up Friday morning.
The plaintiff in this case is a boy II years
old and he brings his action to recover
damage for the alleged malpractice OF the
defendants. The plaintiffs claim is SUBJ
stsntially as follows: Sometime in the
fall OF 1905 he exploded railway torpedo
by dropping stone thereon and in conse-
quence received piece of tin in his right
eye. His parents took him to local pbysi-
clans, who, after examination, advised
them to take him to the Mary Fletcher
hospital in Burlington FOR treatment, which
they did. There DR.. Twitchell made an
| examination and, as is claimed, directed
them to return home with the boy SIS there
was nothing in the eye. This they did,
but after period Of intense suffering an
other examination was made by local
physicians who removed a piece of tin
from the eye. Now the boy is blind in
| that eye: hence the suit. This case will
proba oly last three or four days and is bed
ing tried by special jurors. Cook an
Williams for plaintiff, A. G. Whittemore,
| Young 6 Young for two defendants. Sew
eral respondents have been brought before
the court during the week aud entered
pleas of guilty or not guilty as their case
| happened TO be Account of these more in
detail will be given as they come up fol
| sentence.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-26

L of Taplin & Rowell VS.. F. f.
|vhich has been on trial since
closed March 21. The case was
handled by the attorneys for
l About al extra day was taken
lents and the case given to the
H. 22. After about five hours de-
a verdict was returned for the
TO recover the sum of SlS57 10.
Ssons involved in this suit were
as follows.
L. Lang buy OF Taplin & RoweIl
volved in this suit, for and in
sof f. F. Marcy?
j ch is due on the logs?
e questions in regard TO the Ium-
stion.
have authority from Marcy to
In Marcy's name lumber as well
ing authorized to purchase on
edit?
lien notes given by Lang and
y Taplin & Rowell In payment
lumber so bought OF Tsplin &
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-26
.CINITY ITEMS.
bd from Towns in Our
Territory, of Interest TO
All Readers.

,nty Christian Endeavor Union.
annual meeting of the Orleans
Christian Endeavor Union will be
B the Congregational church at
Friday, May 4, beginning at tea
in the forenoon and continuing
bout the day and evening. Every
boints towards large and success
'vention. The principal speaker
Won Odgen Vogt, secretary of the
i union, who will be present for
ling service. 1t is expected also
v. w. A Warner will give short
notes from the Holy Land, as he
Ito return before that time.
Listers Meeting.
county meeting of listers held in
March 23i, twelve towns were
tied. c. K. HambIet was elected
'n. c. F. Davis secretary. 1t was
list ordinary farm horses at 500;
,ars old, $50; two years old, 500;
5, $40; working oxen, sc per pound.
|erage dairy. $50; years old steers,
bars old heifers for beef, 4c per
wo years old steers, S14; yearlings,
mary sheep, s.. Swine, sc pound.
a swarm. Hay, loose in barn, Sc
Wool, 25c. Stock of banks To-
the county to be put in at par ex-
Derby Line Nationalat 120, outside
to put in at appraisal OF listers OF
ere located. Voted that modera-
meeting the latter part of May to
ppraisal of real estate.
oNTISUED ON PAGE TWO.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-26
Methodist Church Notes.

The subject OF Rev. S. G. Lewis morning
sermon was "Bible Message to Parents. or
Training Children"
Next Sunday mornings subject will be
aBible Message to Children" All the
children are requested to be present.
One Of the pleasant features of the last
three Sunday evening meetings has been
the music of quartet of horns by MEM
bers of the band led by Mr.. Buiiard. A
girls chorus has also been organized to
assist in the Sunday evening services.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-26
Congregational Church Notes.


The monthly business meeting of the
Christian Endeavor Society will be held
this Monday evening at the vestry at Z 80
o'clock.
The Womap's Home Missionary society
will meet with Mrs. A. M. Tower Tuesday
afternoon. Subject, "The work of the
Cong'l Educational Society,"
The Christian Endeavor Society will
hold an Experience" social in the yestrv
Wednesday evening. Refreshments viii
be served and good time is expected.
The choir next Sunday will sing "Ho]v
Spirit Come" by Koschart and HLead
Kindly Light" by Dudley Buck, and Mrs.
Stannard, Mrs. Batcbelder, Mr.. Baldwin
and Mr.. Hibbard viii sing for offertory
''Crossing the Barr by j. c. Macy.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year at the last meeting of
the Ladies' Society: president, Mrs. Cora
Winslow; vice president, Mrs. A. M
Tower; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. 81. T.
Seaver; directresses, Mrs G. H. Gorhsm.
Mrs. W. M. Wright, Mrs. w. L. White
Mrs. j. r. Collins, Mrs. c. E. Hamblet.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-26
BARTON.

Better look after that dog license.
Miss Jennie Wilkie has been on the sick
list.
Mrs. j. w. Miller was very sick few
days last week.
Mrs. Lewis Labor, who has been seriously
III, is recovering.
The Crystal Lake House is closed until
sometime in April.
Van Hitchcock was on the sick list sew
ersl days last week.
r. P. Skinner OF Newport visited at E. R.
Cooks last Thursday.
A E. Clark was IN Newport several days
last week on business.
Ernest Freeman spent vacation week
with his uncle, John P. Urie.
Clinton Cook had charge of A. E. Clark's
store during Mr.. Clsrk's absence.
Mrs. Fred jarvis went to her new home
in Springfield, Mass, last Saturday.
Frank Goodro of North Troy visited his
mother Mrs. Mary, Goodro last Thursday.
Rolf Searls of st. Johnsbury was in
town calling on friends last Thursday.
Mrs. Hattie Collision, who has been at st.
Johnsbury two months, is home again.
o.. Drew and Miss Sophia Drew have
moved into the F. S. Whitcher tenement.
s. M. Bickford goes this week to West
| Derby to do mason work for D. c. Stevens.
Frank Rines of Berlin, n H., visited his
nephew, Clyde Rines, last Friday and Sat-
urday.
Ezra Martin has been quite sick with
blood poisoning recently.
Miss Clara Powell, who has spent a
couple of weeks in Boston, returned home
Friday.
Geo. Craig of Westmore moves into
the Pillsbury house vacated by L. Turcott
recently.
Meeting of Crystal Lake Camp, No. H.
06S. M. w. of A, Wednesday evening.
March 2s.
Thomas CoIburne of Barton Landing
has engaged to work for R. F. Mason in
! his barber shop.
Mrs. Eugene Bowley of Newport was
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. w. B. Bow
man, last Friday.
Ruth Barron came home from Dean
Academy, franklin, Mass, last Friday for
short vacation.
NJ. audeMrs. F. 5. Dyke of Mortified
are in town, preparatory to moving their
goods TO that place.
Prof. Aaron Putney, veterinary surgeon.
has moved his headquarters TO Archie Nc
| Dougall's residence.
The Afternoon Study Club viii meet
with Mrs. o. II. Mossman THURSDAY.
March 29tb, at 2:3O p. NJ.
There viii be roller skating in Sesver's
| ball Saturday afternoon and evening with
band music in the evening.
L TurcOtt has moved from the Pills bury
teDemsnt house near the Creamery into one
of E. E Liddell's tenements.
Last Thursday, Rev. Father Turco.t went
to East Albany to preach at the funeral
servi,e of Miss Lillian MuIany.
Geo. Goodro, who has been in Boston
recently taking course in driving and
repairing automobiles, has returned.
Mrs. s. NJ. Bickford, who has been in
Boston some weeks getting new styles for
her dressmsking business, returned last
Wednesday.
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Methodist Church Notes.

Union prayer meeting at the vestry
Thursday evening at 7:30.
Will all those whose names are on our
mission list please pay into the hands of
the pastor as soon as possible, or make the
remittance on Easter Sunday, the 18th of
April, at latest?
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-03-26
St. Paurs Church Notes.

Saturday, High Mass at q. m.
Friday, prayer meeting al 7:3O m. :
Wednesday, High Mass at a. NJ
Tomorrow. Tuesday, prayer meeting at
7:30 p. m, with sermon: "a contrite and
humble heart, Thou shalt not despise, o
Lord.H
Sunday next, Passion Sunday. Mass at
9:30a.m. Sermon on Judgment" Month
ly collection for the debt OF the church. II
the roads sre passable there will be q
late Mass at East Albany