Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-04-23
Congregational Church Notes.

Christian Endeavor meeting next Sun
day evening at o'clock.
The Foreign Missionary Society will
meet with Mrs. George King, Tuesday pm.
at o'clock. Leader, Mrs. Ell. T. Seaver.
The subject of Mr.. Warmers extempora-
neous sermon next Sunday morning will
be ''By wayside we'll, and in the even
ing, 1.-The Kings Highway"
The choir next Sunday morning will sing
"Praise the Lord" from Bordese and
''saviour again to thy Dear Name We
Raise" by Sheldon, and Mrs. Stannard,
Mrs. Batchelder and Mrs. Wright will sing
| for offertory "How Lovely Are the Messen-
gers" from Mendelssohn.
BARTON LANDING.
Fred Guild is home from Ayers Cliff
very sick.
Stephen Wiley was on the sick list
| several days last week.
| Mrs. Willard Tripp was in st. Johnsbury
| visiting friends last week.
/ J. G. Clough gave sugar party to
| twenty-five friends last Wednesday,.
W. Z. Twombly attended the Methodist
Conference last week at Morrisville.
e. Fl. Lothrop is newly shingling the
Valley House and making other repairs.
George House has moved into one OF the
E. L. Chandler Co.'S houses on Irasburg
road.
About fifty persons from here went to
Newport last Thursday to the Sousa con-
cert.
The E. Beede Locke place has been sold
to Willard Tripp. He will take possession
about May 1st.
4 Several OF our young people gave Theda
,, Metcalf surprise party at Coventry last
Tuesday evening.
| Glen Mears OF Barton has hired out te
work in F. j. Kinney's drug store. H'
commences today.
CIV. Locke went to Boston to-day t.
buy goods. He will be gone about week
= Mrs. Locke accompanied him.
!. Remember the auction sale of cows q
t Taplin & Rowell's stable Thursday at on
v O'Clock p. M, by Winslow & Co.
At special village meeting held las
|, Tuesday evening, E. e. Doe was electe
8 trustee in place of ). W. Fletcher, resigned
M. M. Taplin went to North Adam
o Mass, last week. He was gone twenty
. eight hours and thirty minutes and sol
u eighty two horses for $12, 500.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congr'
gational church had a banquet and egg 81
LII ciaI Ia celebration of Easter last Tuesdf
er evening. It was very pleasant and ei
ie ioyable' occasion.
% At baseball meeting held last Wedne
= day evening FL. s. webster was eieo''
. president, Rev. G. L. Shaeffer manss'
y and Earl TwombIy assistant manager
oi tho local baseball club for the coming SCI
20 son.
- The officers elected by the o. Il. ;. Ia
=, Thursday evening were as follows: MIS-
"a q Harris, w. M; O.W. Locke, w. P Nj
- n M. Whipple, Asst. M; Miss Eva Martt
,t Con-: Mrs. Mary BuZzo, Asst. Con-; MI
oh Edith Lothrop, Sec.; Mrs. j. III. Bro"
Treas.
ID. Buchanan's gang of men started tt
80, morning to work on the lines OF the Pe
5or ple's Telephone Co. They are stringing
ort new wire from this place to Browningt
nd and will also put up new wire from he
ssn to Coventry. The whole system will
hr given thorough oyerhauling and repa
80, ing this season. E. c. Stoddard is wor
nd ing for Mr.. Buchanan.
ou. The ]. g. TurnbulI Co. are converti
ing the old gristmin into modern cold ST
was age plant. An electric generator OF 81
q of horsepower is installed in the oaseme
the and small motors are located where nees
e of to do required work. The generator
ion. supplies power which is conveyed on VI
emf. to the company's feed mill and store hol
Y. and runs the elevators and other machine
om- The ice is ground In the basement and
and ried into the tower above the tnifo 81