Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-09

AIR. and Mrs. Charles Gilman have been
brother and sister from
cleveland, Ohio, also a sister and little
Iaug hter from Glens Falls, n. Y, during
he past week.
The teachers of the village school and
about fifty of the pupils we're invited to a
sugar party at F. H. Fosters last Friday
night. 1t was gay and happy crowd and
4 "sweet" time was enjoyed.
Esther Bruuning entertained ten OF her
in honor of her sixth birthday
on Saturday, April 7th, and the children en-
ioyed the party. Her little cousin, Hattie
Walker, of Glover was present.
Mrs. NJ. L. Haworth and niece, Miss |
Mary Snow, from Lowell, Mass, are spend |
ing week at Hotel Barton. Mrs. Ha-
worth has lately returned from an extend
ed trip through the western states.
Miss Grace Cutting has bad her millinery
rooms repainted and some other changes
made. Also some fine grill work about the
big show window, and other improve
ments which give the store very pretty
appearance.
The following letters remain uncalled
for at the post office April 9. Please say
advertised when calling for these letters:
Mr.. ]. Hoffman, 2, Mrs. Nelson Hardy,
Mrs. Sam Nealler, Caleb A. Pillsbury, Mrs.
Josephine Pickens, Mrs. NJ. Ronald, Mrs.
Ella Stevens.
Mr.. w. NJ. O'Rrien and son and Mr..
John McKelvey of New York City are at
Hotel Barton for few days stay. These
gentlemen, who have.traveled extensively
both in foreign countries and the Uuited
States, express themselves as being much
pleased with our village and especially
with our hotel.
The /. o. o. F. and the D. Of R. to the
number of about twenty-five spent the
evening of April 5 with Mr.. and Mrs. 3. G..
Berry at their residence at South Barton.
| This was the twenty seventh anniversary
of Mr.. end Mrs. Berry's wedding. Light
refreshments were served, games played
and good social time enjoyed.
News has been received that Mrs. j. G.
Hall. who went to California last fall, and
was visiting her daughter, Mrs. Julia
Clement. at Inglewood, broke her hip on
Thursday, March g. Mrs. Hall is lady
about eighty eight years old, who has
heart trouble, and her friends are
solicitous about her surviving the shock.
Hon. M. S. Stone, state superintendent
of education, has consented to come to
Barton and deliver his lecture on t'China
and the Chinese and will be here on April
i IS. More extended notice will be given
next week. Mr.. Stone has many warm
| personal friends in Barton who will be
glad to see him and to hear him speak on
this subject.
Glen Mears received a message last night
announcing the death, in Boston, of his
mother, Mrs. A w Mears. Mrs. Near.
went to Boston last Thursday to have
surgical operation pc fnrmed, and although
particulars have not heen received it il
supposed that she dieo from the effects O
) the operation yesterday. The remain
, were taken to st. Johns bury this morning
Orleans Lodge, No. 30, elected and in
: stalled the following officers Friday even
r ing: E. H. Glazier, w. M; Z. S. Web
4. ster, s. W.; G. A. Barrows, j. W.; Harloy
Foss, Treas; o. V. Joslyn, Sec.; c. e
s Blood, S. d F. d. Pierce, j. D.; J. q
;. | Hoyt, s. s.; f. B. Tower, j. s.; w. C
' Johnson. Chap; w. w. Hartwell, Mar.
H. q. Perley, pianist: F. g Burdick, tilel
!, Principal b. J. Stannard has secure
{ from Boston set of JOG colored lanter
|, slides illustrative of Yellowstone Park an
will show them to the pupils and Other
!, who may wish to see them at the schoc
q building on Wednesday evening of TIL
> week at 7:45. We have had the privileg
of looking over these pictures and they al
well worth the seeing, in fact they al
= very fine. Mr.. Stannard will give tai
. descriptive of the Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P Jenness and Mr. an
Mrs. j. w. Murkland have arrived hon
from California after their stay in Pass
. dena and other towns in that state. A
y report pleasant winter but come hon
content with Vermont and Barton as
g residence state and town. Miss Nett
7, Campbell, who went to California wit
l. w. L. Jacobs family, has arrived her
called by the illness OF her brother Nelson
y They report having seen a large numb,
Ie of Vermonters during the winter an
many from this section of Vermont
t. A Court of the Independent Order (
d Foresters was organized at Odd Fellow
T. hall on Friday evening of last week wit
about twenty charter members The TO
7 lowing officers were chosen: Ii. j. Star
n nard, c. D; F. r. Hastings, c. p; w. R
If Aldricb, j. P. G. R L. NJ. Hubbard, G. r
$. George Goodro, V. c. g.; B. Sheldon,
:, Sec; 81 d Phillips, F. Sec.; F. H. Pill
:. bury, Treas G. Hinton, c.; w. Goodr
- s. W.; FL Rushford, j. W.; D. l. Grape
- S. e.; A. G. Gilbert, j. B.; q. d. Phillip
w. r. Aldrieh and A. C. White, trustee
5. w. Armstrong OF Richford, VT. H.
IL R was present and in charge
- AT the annual meeting of Keysto1
- Chapter, No. Is, r. a. NJ, Apr. I'd the 70
10 Fing officers were elected and installet
Charles a. Barrows E high priest: Fl