Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-02

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q close second.
1Iza. Clema Parouuasians who ASS hea1 I
here O. aceaunt Of tbesickness and ces5a /
of her father. z D. EsstAews. soon goes
to her home in spiceIands Ind. Her SISTER, !
Miss Carrie Matthews, VIII accompany aeE
west and make her home there for tae
present.
Mrs. S. E. Kim5an aud family started
for the state Of Washington last wsek.
They have many friends here aud q recep /
ton was given them II the opera ball lest
Monday evening which was attended hy
many OF the citizens, who expressed sorrow
at their going.
The Willougbby Grange viii mset
Thursday, Apru 5, 1906. Question for DIS
cussion as followg: ttW hich would you
prefer to be, poor aud bsautiful. or rich
ana uely?" Each member is requested TO
come and have g written paper on one.
side or the other Tne one having tbo
best paper will receive 6 priza. We wish
to thank the Barton Landing band fer
their kindness It our last mseGing.
The girls basket ball team Of this place
won the game WITH the Ieasburg girls in
the opsra. hall Friday evening ~ 2 score Of
! 19to8. Taa gene W6s sn exciting one 20
watch a1G created coaai6era he sHt thusiaslu-
/ by tie crowd present, Following 1s the
/ Inc up:
! BABG0E LANDING. IBAsBUEe.
/ CburchtI, Il Cole, 81
Stafford. Il Eol6ridge, BE
/ Badger, W AeeL6Ts G
! Bennett. ne Buchanan, Ig
/ Allchurch, lg oiacS fg
/ Baskets thrown, Cole for 1rasburg; for
Barton Landing, Churchill q, Badger 4,
BenDett1 Fouls thrown, Holdridge l for
Irasborg; Bennett L for Barton landing.
Rev. s. @ Lewis OF Co. 9Th Vermont Reg
iment, K. off has just reserved an ap-
pointment as Chaplain Chief. This honor
is given by the Supreme Assembly OF The
Uniform Rank Of Knights Of Pythias and
makes Mr.. Lewis member OF Major Gen
eraI Stobbert's staff. This is an honor tt
the Vermont regiment as well as to Co.
of Barton Landing, Of which Mr.. Lewis il
a member. Mr.. Lewis has been chaplain
of the Vermont Regiment and is also Su
preme representative Of the next Supfem
; Lodge which meets at New Orleans mex
! October.
Wednesday evening, March 28th, tn
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Taplin wa
the scene of the social event of the season
when the Book and Thimble club hel
. their annual reception for the member
J and invited guests of the club. The guest
4 were cordially received by the receptio
committee, including Mr.. end Mrs. Taplil
. and each found their place at the varior
tables, by. the score cards. which Wel
beautifully decorated by Miss Eaton. an
,r handed to each guest on descending IL
: stairs. After a pleasing musical progra
and reading, progressive games We
played. While the scores were beir
counted, the musical and reading progre
was continued. The happy prize WHINE
- were Miss Vinka and Mr.. Turnbull A
: ter dainty refreshments had been serve
the guests departed, all expressing then
= selves as having spent a most enjoyab
er evening. The club wishes to express the
thanks to Mr.. and Mrs Tapl1n for The
IT hospitality in opening their beautiful ne
N home to them, and also to The committe
who did SO much to make the event
- success.
Of The class adoption last Tuesday event
of the NJ. W. OF A. was a grand succe
or About one hundred and fifty neishbs
ir were present. The meeting was called
Woodmen's Hall, but adjourned to t
Darling Hall, where the officers of t
lrasburg camp took the chairs and &C
ferred the degree work on thirty four ca
didates. Among the visiting neighbt
0A was the State Deputy, A.. O. Palmer
sG Burlington, and DR.. Barrows of Harttol
State Physician. The asburgh camp &
he exceedingly fine work. After the ceremo
in of adoption, A. o. Palmer addressed t
meeting. especially on the growth of t
e. order and its 6eld-workers. Hesc comp
It. mented Orleans county as being the ba
ner county OF the state, having eight hu
in dred members in good standing. DIR. Be
= rows addressed the meeting. dwelIil
mostly on the subject of insurance, sho,
/. ing superiority of this protection to tn
20 OF the ordinary companies. The banqu
. was held in the Methodist Episcop
church, where other addresses folloWe
st The ladies prepared fine repast, ard Wit
1t the social hour wherein greetings and sc
c1al converse entertained the members,
I'd general good time was enjoyed by al
re The State Deputy and District Deputy Z
q. Goss went from this place to Wes
a Derby to attend class adoption of twent
- candidates at that place Wednesday even
ing.