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

will hold Thank offering service in the
church parlor on Good Friday, Apr. 13, at
O'Clock. All are invited to attend.
st. Paul's Church Notes.
saturday at 500 a. m. there will he the
first mass of Easter.
Yesterday was Palm Sunday and the
beginning of the Holy Week.
Wednesday. Friday and Saturday will
be fast days for the closing week of Lent.
Tuesday at 80 p. m, prayer meeting.
The sermon will be upon "The Last Days
| of Chri; to-
Good Friday, service at 900 a. m. Ser
mon, "The Dying Christ" 800 p. M,
stations of the cross. 1880 p. NJ, prayer
meeting.
Thursday morning there will be mass at
| 900 o'clock, procession and sermon upon
"Judas the Traitor" At 7:3O p. M, prayer
meeting. Sermon, 'The Last Supper"
Easter Sunday there will be high mass
at l0:QQ a. m. Sermon, "This is the day
which the Lord has made, let us be glad
and rejoice therein;D Psalms 119: verse "a.
An Easter collection will be taken.
BARTON LANDING.
FL. B. Smith is painting and sticking up
his meat market.
P. F. Baraw has gone to work in the re-
pair shops painting cars.
The Rathbone Sisters hold their regular
meeting Tuesday evening.
/ Robert Murray has moved into one o1
Charles SINNERS tenements.
G. McMullen has moved his family into
one of Taplin & Rowell's tenements.
E. }. Allen got his hand hurt quite bad
ly while drawing logs into the saw mil
last week.
Mrs. Bert Campbell of Lyndonville wa
the guest of her brother, f. 9. Sherburn'
last Friday.
G. E. Rogers has returned from Cali
fornia and is the guest of his brother
Jess Rogers.
Mrs. M. A. Parker, who has been visit
ing friends in Boston for some time, re
turned home last week.
The Tripp brothers will start hack t,
7, carry people to and from the station ant
anywhere in the village this week.
q w. B. Bowman has had his barber sho1
newly painted and papered and fixed VI
q generally preparatory to doing business
< Misses Bassett & Pudvah have returne,
from Boston and will hold their miliiner,
! opening Friday and Saturday, April 13 ant
= IA.
Miss j. A. Cotton of Boston has beer
/ visiting her mother, Mrs. j. D. Cotton an
e her brother, J. B. Cotton of this place re
a Gently.
g Mrs. E. G. Stevens was called to Natick
d Mass, last Thursday on account Of tn
), sickness OF her daughter, Mrs. L. D
;, Woods.
:. ]. G. Turnbull has bought j Z. Clough'
r farm of eighty acres, near land which MI
d Turn bull owns. 1t is located on the ives
side of the B. & NJ. railroad.
f The Free Masons Valley Lodge hoI'
= their annual meeting next Thursday even
b ing. It being election OF officers all mem
: bers are requested to be present.
oscar GtOD Is AOuC 1AOAL bdELLilOui
Z; college for short vacation. Roy and Ra
!; Skinner and Earle Ordway are home fror
). Vermont University for their vacation.
John Goodemaat, who has made hi
. home in Milwaukee, Wis, for the last yea
> has returned here and VIII find employ
= ment in the Z. L. Chandler & Co. mills.
). The Geo. 6. meade Post will hold th=
: next meeting tomorrow, Tuesday, at
a. M. The W. r. &. will furnish Dime
after which g memorial service viii be hel
:. in memo ' of Hon. a. d. Mathews.
: The Village improvement Society vi
! hold their annual meeting for the electio
of officers on Wednesday, Apr. Il, at L
J. at the home of the president, Mrs. J.
= Brown. Ali mem bers are requested TO
y present.
/; F. 81. SKIM r, who has been in pot
Ii health for the last three years, died at b
n home in this village on Saturday the 81