Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-10-21

losing two fingers and another three fin
gers.
Remember the band concert at the Opera
hall next Thursday evening. 1t is expect
ed there will be a basket ball game that
evening.
The village trustees have extended the
water system to the new veneer mill and
will put in hydrgnt near this mill for firs
protection.
Miss Florence Black burn, who is home
from Victoria hospital, Montreal, is able
to sit up some and is thought to be gain
ing slowly.
There was no school here last week after
Wednesday morning, the teachers being
away at the state educational meeting
Burlington.
c. S. Skinner has been having quite Sc
rious time With foot into which he stuck
rusty nail on Sept % he is about on it
! but it is quite troublesome yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Lamper and 5. g.
Dawson of Lynn, Mass, who spent some
time at-the Valley House last spring, are at
| the hotel FOR short stay.
Leon Sylvester and Charles Labree go to
Kidder pond to tent this week and hunt
deer. Dr.. Stevens goes over into the Sec
tion about aslsDd Pond deer hunting.
The Pike milestone company have
bought the discarded smokestack at the
lower mill and moved it to Evansville for
use at the milestone plant at that place.
The Junior basket bail team has organ
lied with the following officers: Capt.,E.J.
Towle; manager. Maynard Wilkie; train
er, Fred Goldsmith, and Sec Edwin Dudley.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
| Lester Stewart on Sept. 20, a SOD to Mr.and
Mrs. Claude Clifford Wednesday and son
to Mr.. and Mrs P e Rannsdell on Wednes-
day.
The rummage sale last Thursday and
Friday was real success, but as several
articles will be sold at private sale the net
proceeds will not be known until little
later.
+ Fl. Rosebrook has bought building
LOT of Arthur Ordway and engaged Carl
DwinelI to build him dwelling house on
Ordwav Avenue, the house TO be ready to
occupy this winter.
q. q. Page has a twenty horse power
) Maxwell automobile. He and his family,
= and MIR. and Mrs. E. T. Miilikin of Port
land, Me-, came from Boston in the auto,
arriving hers last Tuesday.
The Pythian Sisters will meet at their
hall on Tuesday afternoon for social visit
}, and they will serve public supper at 6:0O
O'Clock to which everybody is invited
n Supper. adults, 15 cents, children, 10 cents
Initiation services in the evening, all mem
% bers are requested to be present.
The bank wall in front of Daniel Skin
ner's residence is completed. 1t is ten RODS
long and about IT. In. high In the cen
ter.tapering to near the ground at the ends
3 It required about 100 yards OF granite tc
build it. An iron railing will be erected
: on the wall as a protection against acci'
dents with teams.
[. The Pvthian Sisters will hold their frs
assembly on the afternoon OF Tuesday
as Oet. 22nd at 230. All Pythian Sisters ar
urged to be present and help makethes'
social occasions g success. At six o'clocl
! a supper will be served to the public
10 cents per plate, to which everyone
n, invited. The regular meeting of the Py
IN thian Sisters in the evening as usual.
Congregational Church Notes.
i'll -
ay PRAYER service Friday evening at 7.SI
Subject s'The Awakening of the Orier
IS India.'
'er Regular service Of song next Sunda
evening at 7. 10 4 cordial invitation e.
,as tended to the public.
ne, All who wish 10 contribute to the mi
sionery barrel are requested to leave tt
la same at the vestry any time during Il
re- present week.
The Offering for the Kurn Hattin hon
lrg for homeless boys was almost three tim
IN as l,rge as last year. Miss Sessions wei
away thoroughly well pleased.
rn. Chorus rehea rsal Friday evening at t.
ng church at $50 O'Clock sharp. A full atte
dance is desired in taking up the ne
q music. Come and bring your frien
ess with you.
The Ladies' Aid society will hold soc
-hv and serve a supper Thursday afternoon al
Do. evening, Oct. 24th. The ladies are regueE
ed to meet in the vestry at 8 O'Clock brinl
ing their work with them. The gentlem
are requested to meet them at 6.3O, VIII
supper will be served. Everyone cordial
invited.
18th Methodist Church Notes.
Soecial music, consisting of quartet
F. and other prepared pieces win be furnish
dow kaTTcF mi n