Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-04-15

evening to be sent to the famine sufferers
in China where million people must die
In few months unless food is sent. The
collection amounted to S4.18. One cent
will keep a person alive day in that
country and small contributions are very
helpful. The money will be sent the last
of the week as from the c. E. society and
any who wish to give may leave the money
with Wallace FL. Gilpin.
BARTON LANDING.
| Harry Lee moves into G. SINNERS tene-
ment this week.
A. U. Bagley has moved into one of
Carl Sl1inner's tenements.
Mrs o. 4. Newton of Albany, n Y lis the
guest OF friends in this village
John Hennessy is home from Lisbon, n.
H., where he has spent the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rogers of WaverIey,
Mass, are the guests of Dean Rogers.
Homer Ford started for the Pacific coast
by the way of Boston last Monday.
Gertrude L. Lyon commences her school
in t ne Summers school district to-day.
Albert Cowles of Craftsbury was the
guest of J. B. Rogers several days last
week.
Mrs. Robert McVicar of LyndonviIle
was in town last week visiting her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Ford.
The adjourned meeting of the M W. OF
A. will be held in the Darling hall on
Tuesday evening. Work.
Philemon Lodge, No. 6, Knights of
Phthias, will hold their regular meeting
Tuesday evening. Work.
E. R. Baraw and family were at Lyndon
vile last Tuesday, the guests OF Mr.. Ba-
raw's brother and parents.
William Dow, who is at work at the
Boston & Maine railroad station of this
place,i having weeks vacation.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bashaw, who have
been living in Barton village, are at pre-
sent boarding at Andrew Wright's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B. Stoddard went to
Lowell Mass, Saturday where they will
spend few weeks visiting friends.
Malcolm Cotton, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cotton, is very sick, having taken
cold after having the whooping cough.
S Fred Wheeler starts for Seattle, Wash,
, to-day, where he will make his home Tor
r the present as he has a position in that
r city.
John Roden's people have moved out OF
: G. B. Stoddard's tenement into Mrs.
q Stephen Wiley's tenement on Maple
. street.
t B. o. Smith. IS new clerk, Mr.. Howard Foi
: Monroe, n. H, has begun work and is
o being initiated into the secrets of the
e grocery trade.
= = Wallace Browns little boy, three years
C old, fell and:cut his head badly one day
: last week so he has not been able to go te
. mis- home at LyndonvilIe at this writing.
e There is much sickness in this commun,
u ity. Among the many on the sick list we
i, learned of the following: w B. Bowman
Q son Walter, Dr.. RoweIl, Wesley Doyle''
y little girl, Mrs. Preston, N. G. Dane, W. Fl
u Vancour's daughter, Cynthia Downie.
Is Joshua Tenney died at the home of Mrs
1 D. R. Collins, his sister, where he hae
is lived for several years April of old ag }
is sary February He is survived by fiv'
: sisters, the youngest being 20 years old
ra Mr.. Tenney two years ago, gave the Con
le gregational church at Corinth $1,000 II
IS trust to help sustain preaching. He als'
It bought an organ for the church there
as The body was taken to Corinth for burial
( The Book and Thimble club met witt
:. Mrs. Fred Brown, Wednesday, Apri
III 10. Thirteen members and one visitor pre-
sc sent. The vice president presided. SecTe
q tary's report approved. Roll call was re
10 sponded to by''Wise sayings of wise men,
ne program: 'sAmerica' Representative Am
ne ericans. papers, ssIrish Descent, Mis-
ne Eaton, s!Scotch Descent, Mrs. Martin
w. ssDutch Descent, Mrs. Parlin, read b.
'h Mrs Fletcher; "Makers of America" Mis-
s' Locke; american Philanthrophy," Mis-
q Whipple; 'HaIl of Fame" Mrs. bly,
Ill read by Mrs. Julia Skinner. Adj burned t
ss meet with Mrs. Brackett, April II, Whic
pe is to be the annual business meeting.
an A general invitation was given to tn
ITS people here to attend sugar party at L
er. c. Dudley's sugar place last Thursday
h. which was largely responded to. The hig
30. school pupils attended, and it was said ths
40. 90 where you might you could not find
is, sweeter and neater lot of girls than thos
T. who attended that party. The sugar WE
b. of a fine quality, the day was pleasant au
&C. Piiny Whites little poem,
I'D ssBubble, bubble, bubble goes the pan,
ice Furnish better music il you can"
est was most spplicab BILE. But others thougl
m that hat Green Mountain statesman WI
re. said, 1.-THE man who has never ridden aft
me Vermont horses, nor eaten maple sugar c
ing snow, nor loved Vermont girl, does d
to know what happiness means" hit the ns
mt, on the head.