Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-12-17
St. Paul's Church Notes-

ot rauI S Onurch Notes.
Christmas services will be announced
next week.
Mass here next Sunday at 10 a. m. and |
prayer meeting at p. n.
BARTON LANDING.
Guy R. Garvin of Craftsbury is cIerklne
for o. w. Locke.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. E. Dean visited friends
in Burke last wesk.
P. j. Betters has fine class in chemical
painting here this week.
III. M. Taplin was in Pittsfield and Bos-
ton on business last week.
Mrs. Ed. Stafford is reported doing well
after her operation for gaIlstones.
The glass blowers leave here day for
Irasburg, where they will stay week.
Mrs. c. H. Reynolds was the guest of
j. B. Rogers last Friday and Saturday
Miss JuIine Rogers is helping in F. j.
Kinney's drug store during the holidays.
| The stores will be open every evening
this week to facilitate Christmas shopping.
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guests of friends at Evansville last Thurs
day.
Mrs. G. B. Stoddard and Mrs. f. c.
Stoddard visited friends in Barton last
Friday.
Miss Marion Ordway will assist Miss
Mcaarg in her millinery store daring the
holidays.
A child was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. W.
Barker last Thursday but lived only about
one hour.
Miss C. spaulding and Mrs Clement of
Newport were il town last Friday calling
on friends.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
Gray last Monday which weighed nine and
, one half pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Coates have returned
from their wedding trip and are stopping
at w. F. Brewster's.
Miss Reta Drown was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Connor at LyndonvilIe
several days recently.
Miss Elizabeth Jones, of Island Pond,
former school teacher here, made several
calls on friends last week.
Principal and Mrs. G. l.. Erwin will
spend their school vacation with Mrs.
Erwin's parents at Barton.
c. D.French, who went to Clinton, Mass,
and had an operation for appendicitis re-
Gently, is reported doing well.
The regular meeting of the NJ. w. of A.
is Tuesday evening. Election of officers
will take place at that time, also other
work.
Carroll Z. Grow of Bloomington and
Mildred E. Chandler of Indiana were mar
ried at the Cong'l parsonage Friday even
ing, by Rev. G. L. Shaeffer.
The Knights of Pythias hold their regu
lar meeting Tuesday evening. Election of
officers will occur at this meeting and all
mem bers should be present.
The Passumpsic Congregational club
will meet here next Thursday at the
Congregational church. A further notice
is given in the vicinity items.
Miss Hazel TwombIy will spend two
weeks with her parents during the holi-
day vacation before returning to Montpe-
,ier seminary where she is taking up
course of study.
The meeting of the Congregational Pas
sumpsic club will be held with the Con-
gregationaI church here Thursday. The
musicale and lecture by DIR. Smart will be
free to the public.
q. Mason of Newport has moved into
FL. s. Webster's tenement. Mr.. Mason
comes to take the position OF bookkeeper
in the mills, which has been filled so sat
isfactoriIy for q long time by A. W.
Fletcher.
Mr. Fitchett, who has been visiting bis
sister, Mrs. z. E. Clough, returned to New
York last week. Ris niece, Miss Maude
Clough, accompanied hin ss far as Boston
where she will remain with her sunt and
enter school of music.
Men phremagogL Lodge OF Masons ofNew-
port to the number OF about thirty "
came here On special train last Thursday
evening as the guests OF the ledge hers
and worked the third cegree on q candi.
date. A banquet was held and most en-,
joyable time experienced.
At the apron and fancy article sale helt
: at the Congregational yestry last Thursday
evening, the children gave very enjoy
able entertainment The songs, tsbleau
, and the good night drill all we're highI!
appreciated. Light refreshments wer
served. The sale was 3 success. nettiDl
: about fifty dollars.
s DR.. E. g. Stevens house was discovers
q on fire Friday about noon. The fr
b caught about the chimney bstween th
ceiling and fhe chamber fcor. The cham