Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-15

The Afternoon Study Club will meet at
day afternoon, Oct. IS.
s. NJ. Bickford and n. A. Smith are do
ing mason work on DR.. Wakefield's resi-
dence at st. Johnsbury.
Miss Mamie McGaffey returned from
Montreal Saturday afternoon. She left
Mrs Dow gaining nicely.
Earle Harris is working for G. A. Bar
rows In mis- store, taking the place of John
Wylie, who has gone to Ohio.
Mrs. Henry Gay and her daughter
Mabel go to Portland, Me, this week for
a weeks visit among friends.
Charles Rogers OF Lyndonville was in
town last week surveying land about the
Crystal Lake House for c. J. Darling.
The harvest supper at the M. E. church
last Wednesday highland the hash break
last Thursday morning were success.
81 D. Phillips and w R. Aldrich go next
Tuesday to st. Albans as delegates to the
grand lodge meeting of the I. o. OF.
NIL duu MIS-. u. 4. OVGTIyCI3 WIZ nave
been visiting friends here for some time,
have returned to their home in Seneca,
Kan.
Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Johnson were in
Yonkers, New York last week, and
will visit at Providence, R. l., before their
return.
G. Ginffre, who has been at work in the
fruit store during the summer, has re-
turned to his home in New York for the
winter.
Miss Sophia Drew and Mrs. Lucy Brown
went to CHnton, Mass, Saturday. Miss
Drew will visit in several towns before re-
turning.
| There will be special communication of
Orleans Lodge No. 55. F. and A. NJ, Fri
day. Oct. 10, at 1880 o'clock. Work in the
first two degrees.
Fred Rock has taken a large lumber
job of Eugene Rash for this winter, the
tiw wber will be cut on the west of Run
away Pond in Glover.
Mrs. A r. Cowles and Mrs. P. L. Web
.ster attended the W. c. T. U. convention
at st. Johnsbury last week, as delegates
from the local union.
E. A. Girard, the tailss has moved his
shop from his place OF residence on Pork
street to the rooms over Davis store, form
erly occupied by Mr.. Girard.
Afanzo Flanders, who left here When ls
was asyoung man about thirty years age
and has. not been here since, was in town g
short tine last week. He is a dentist il
Boston. -.
Roller skating at Seaver's Opera hal
next Friday evening until 10 o'clock
After which there will be a. social dance
until a. m. Walcott's orchestra will fur.
nish music.
The time OF the morning mail train go.
ing south from this place is now 1923 in.
stead of. 7:19 as during the summer. A
complete revised time ia BILE Will be pub.
iished natt week.
meeting OF the members of the Bartor
Development Association is called to NEE
at the MONITOR office to- morrow, Tue sday
evening at 7:30 O'Clock. Important busi
: ness will be transacted.
Archie Wilkie, Mr. and Mrs. E. c. vii
kie, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Wilkfe and Mrs
< Sarah Jarvis were recently called to Rich
mond, P. O., to attend the funeral of the1
O brother in-law, Edward Mcclure.
The band boys have met and reorganizeC
+ with the following officers: H.C. Potter
leader; E. A. Walcott, assistant leader: M
j., H. Brunning, president andsmanager; F
A. Hunt, secretary and treasurer. Th
prospects for another season are brighr. anc
'S loyal support by the citizens is hoped for
The following letters remain uncaller
l. for at the post office Oct Is. Please .se,
ADVERTISED when calling tor these letters
~ F. w. Lawton, Jasper N. Johnson, Flor
<. ence Mastick, R. II. Rhymes, Mrs. Fred G
: Raymond, E. R. Roamon, ElwIn I, ses
= man, Geo. WiIkey, Miss e. Woods, Frapl
Vancour.
,. Miss Esther Sessions, who spoke at tb
Congregational church yesterday in tn
" interest OF the Kurn aattin Home q
Westminster will be in Barton this weej
and will call at the homes Anyone VIII
wishes to contribute to the cause and VIII
st does not have the privilege OF seeing Mis-
Sessions may leave the same with Mrs
h w. A. Warner.
el j. e. Rockwell's Sunny South company
which played here last year and was cou
ut sidered by those who went to be one O
IS the few shows worth going to, will an
pear at Seaver's hall Wednesday evenin
OF this week. The company carries il
~ own band and orchestra and advertises :
real oarkies The singing and dancing
stated to be some of the best and. late
out and good time is guaranteed.
A serious fire in E. c. Brennan's bloc
q was narrowly agerted Wednesday morl
Il ing. 1t appears spark fell on the roof ar
the high wind fannedit into flame, and Il
roof was abIaze when first discovered. M
:. Brennan fought the fire from the insid
and the fire company from tie outside al
put the blazs out before it got under (,
X headway. Timely discovery is doubtle