Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-10-28
St. PauPs Church Notes.

St. PauPs Church Notes.
Mass next Sunday at 9 80 a. m, sermon
on the Explanation of the Epistle of st.
Paul"
Catholic order of Foresters will hold
meeting Friday night. All members are
requested to be present.
Benediction of Blessed Sacrament Tues
day and Friday night at 7.3O p. No. Ser
mon Friday night on ''AIl Souls Day."
Confession Thursday night at 30. Mass
Friday at $50 a. m. Obligation Feast.
Saturday, ALI souls Day service at "a. m.
BARTON LANDING
Mass next Sunday Nov. 3rd at II a. m.
Sermon, "All Souls Day." Friday is Obli-
cation Feast of All souls Day.
EAST ALBANY
| Mass Friday at 1890 a. m. Obligation
Feast. "Sermon, ION ''All Saints" Con-,
| fession, Friday at a. M.
BARTON LANDING.
E. P. Cleveland is making needed re-
| pairs on his house.
Work on Carl DwinelPs new house is
progressing rapidly.
| Mrs. Fred Jackman has recently been
repairing her buildings.
| R. A. Fowles of New Hampshire has
moved into H. 5. Webster's house.
| II. B. Smith has sold his farm In Brown
ington to F. E. Newton of Lowell.
Mrs. Arthur Ordway and Mrs. John Col
ton were on the sick list last week.
Henry Rogers is repairing his house and
will paint this fall II weather permits.
j. HI. Rosebrook will have the founoa-
tion for his new house laid this week.
MIR. and Mrs. E. N. Todd are the guests
OF friends in Newport for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Paquet are happy
over the birth OF son on the 20th inst.
Will s. Lothrop of Boston was In town
last week visiting his brother, e. 81. Lo-
throp.
@. B. Stoddard has returned from a trip
to Boston, Lowell, and other Massachusetts
towns.
l SxAAos ~ l.. 41hAA duo bOu EoWllf VI w 6ll6
River are visiting relatives at the Valley
house.
w. b. Bowman has returned from his
Massachusetts trip and is back in his bar
ber shop.
David Bean of Glover has moved into
one of Twombly & Colton's tenements on
Irasburg street.
A. c. Curtis is shipgling and painting
his house which he recently purchaeed of
Taplin & Rowell.
Mr.. Barker has moved from one of Tap
in & Rowell's tenements into j. c.
Clough's tenement
Mrs. Glen Dodge met with fall last Fri
day which injured her severely, but nc
bones were broken.
William Golden, who has been at Dan.
vile, Que, laid up with rheumatism for
month, is home again.
q. w. Sanders, who has been visiting
. relatives in New Hampshire for sc nj
weeks, has returned home.
: William Brewster has moved from Che
Nute's tenement into one of TgombIy
:, Colton's on Irasburg street.
e MIR. and Mrs. E. T. Milliken, who visitet
d relatives here last week, have returned t.
g their home in Portland, Me.
u Dora Pudvah, who has been in the MILL
d merry business in Lowell for several weeks
d is expected home this week.
IS Charles Mute has moved into his mort
e tenement and Felix Peio has moved int
the tenement vacated by Mr.. Mute.
h E. Fl. Lothrop started for Boston wit
d Mr.. and Mrs. Lamper in their automobil
# yesterday, where they will spend sewers
IA days.
}; Harry Clark, who with his family h6
l. been boarding at the Valley house durin
d the summer, moves to Newport for tt
/ winter.
Cook & Harris, who were here sewers
% months ago and gave moving picture en-
tertginment, give another here tonfgt
= (Monday)
. Mr.. Stiles recently Left six potatoes
- Il. @. Trips grocery which weigh eigt
IS and one-half pounds. Not bad for an Q
J. potato year.
IA ". c. Twombly and J. c. CIough a
If finishing off tenement in the basemel
n OF the house they recently bought of Il
Y Mrs David Hartman estate.
1y Rev. w Davenport was in Island Pon
last Monday and Tuesday to attend Il
ed preachers meeting, an account of whic
in will be found on another page.
is sMrs Laura Metcalf, an invalid who b
A been cared for by Mrs. j. c. CIough f