Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-05-28
st. Paul's Church Notes.

Next Saturday, mass at eight a. m. Tues
day, prayer meeting at 73O p. m.
Saturday morning, in this church, was
the marriage of j. Bison and Miss Agnes
Nadeaur, both of Irasburg.
This Monday morning, at eight O'Clock
was the marriage of Henry Damon and
Miss Lizzie Paquette, both of this town.
Next Sunday, mass at $50 a. m Sermon,
81 am with you all days, even to the con-
summation of the world" Matt. 28:20.
Monthly collection for the debt. Pew
rents now due.
Mr.. M. F. Coffy of Washington is in
town selling books entitled 1.-THE Light of
the Cross" by the Paulist Fathers of New
York. Everyone is invited to purchase one
of this interesting books
BARTON LANDING.
Willey's house.
Taplin & RoWell are doing a large car
riage business this summer.
Mrs. Ezra Towle, who is in the hospital
at Hanover, is reported better.
The TurnbuIl Co. are repairing the
house bought of the Drew Brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Rogers Of Albany
were guests OF ]. B. Rogers last Friday.
The dance at the z. P.'s hall Tuesday
evening was success and pleasant affair.
Mrs. Robert McVicar of Lyndonville Wis
Ioe
Mrs. Fred Clough is entertaining her
brothers wife and daughter from Boston.
The K. P.'s will hold meeting for the
purpose of drill in third rank Tuesday
night.
Mrs. w. A. Warner of Barton was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. 6. M. Perkins sew
eral-days last week.
Misses Alice Rogers and Airline Ham
mond of North Troy were guests of friends
here last Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. E. 8. Woodard has been in New
port, Derby and Charleston recently max
ing her friends few days visits
Every member of the hose company is
requested to he present on Tuesday even
| ing for practising the fire drill.
Mrs. A. g. Harris has been home for
few days. but has returned to Newport
Center to care for her mother who is quite
ill.
|. Mr.. d. Boardway, formerly of this place
but now OF Chelsea, has been at hospital
and had-a leg amputated. He is reported
as doing well.
| CARD-ln this way we wish to thank
our neighbors and friends for their kind
ness and assistance in the sickness and
death of our dear friend, Miss s. S Isham.
Mr.. AND MRS. N. s. HARDY,
MRS. Iona BURBECK.
Mrs. Martha Davis of East Charleston
has been caring for Mrs. J. Brown for the
past two weeks: We are glad to know
that Mrs. Brown Is recovering from hel
recent illness.
Clyde Wiley caught trout in Willough.
by river last week that weighed five
; pounds and ten ounces. This makes thirty
two trout caught in that river which aver
age little more than d pounds each.
: M. P. Adams went to Portland to at
tend the funeral of his mother recently
! He returned by the way of sbon, N. FL.
where his wife has been stopping will
4 friends, and both ret urned last Wednesday
], Ed. Chaffee had his thumb and one fin
0 ger cut off On small bench saw Frida,
morning in the shop where he was work
i ing, besides injuring other parts of hi
: hand. Charles Parlin was also hurtfby
| .eI-
< ing him.
The Village Improvement society gave
an entertainment last Thursday evening a
t the Opera hail which consisted of liter
: ary and musc cal program. Remarks wer,
: made by Revs Shaeffer and Davenport ant
q readings by Miss Clough and Erwin VIII
c ley. 1t was very pleasant entertainment
8 and des, rved larger attendance.
q The reception given by the Methods
u society to Rev. and Mrs. w. & Davenpor
7 7 on Friday evening, May 18th, at the M. Z
y church was pleasant occasion. shol
. program consisting OF singing and speak
ing was carried out. Words OF welcom
. were spoken by g. B. Stoddard and he,
le Geo. Wright of Irasburg and happy II
- sponse<sby Rev. w. r. Davenport.
social hour with introduction and pleas
~ ant ninxHng together followed.
Miss Sarah Ishan, who has been out
health for some months, passed away la
'e Wednesday at N. s. Hardy's, where she h
. made her home for some time past. ii
p remains were taken to Connecticut +
el burial. Rev. s. G.. Lewis of Hardwit
ofhciated, assisted by Rev. Davenport
ch Barton Landing, the remains were tax,
ur to Rockville Center FOR inte-ment, accor