Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-02
St. Paul's Church Notes.


The four nuns will be here the latter part
of this week and viii teach both English
and French. Mother Superior will be Sis
ter Benjamin, and the others will be Sister
Edward. Sister Julian and Sister Elzear.
See Mother Superior or Father Leblanc for
any information concerning the convent.
BARTON LANDING.
Mass at $50 q. m. The sermon viii be
"Duties OF parents toward their children
A choir from Barton.
Methodist Church Notes.
Miss Danforth, a returned missionary
from Japan. gave most eloquent and in
terestiDg address at the NJ E. ehnrch
yesterday in the interest of the w.
F. nj. Society. The collection netted
about S25.
BARTON LANDING.
Mrs. B. F. Jackman is thoroughly re-
pairing her buildings.
Mrs. Nellie Hartwell of Westfeld- is
working for F. j. Kinney.
Albert Hartwell OF Troy spent some time
here last week among friends.
N1Io. GAblS OHhSS VI Jay NISll6U HG w a, y.
Joslyn's several days last week.
Mrs. Eli Gilbert of Albany was the guest
of G. W. Sanders last Saturday.
Milton Brown of Maiden, Mass, was in
town visiting relatives last week.
The Knights of Pythias will hold a
regular meeting to- morrow evening.
Miss Rosamund McNamara of Lincoln,
N. H., is stopping with friends in town.
Fred Marshall will go to Montpelier to
attend school at Montpelier Seminary this
fall.
g. e. Dean was in West Burke last week
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g. M.
Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Hall of Wells River
visited friends at the Valley House last
week.
James Coleman of Keene, NJ H., was the
guest of G. s. Glib over Sunday, August
25
| A. E. Dennison has sold the last of his
real estate in Bloomington to FL. t.
| Blake.
/ Mrs Blanche Connor of LyndonvilIe has
been the guest of relatives in town
recently.
NJ. NJ. TspIin was in New Haven, Conn.,,
and Pawtucket, R. l., last week on
| business.
Prescelle and Edna May Magoon, hyp-
notists, are to show here September 10Th
and 10th.
e. g. Gauvin got his hand quite badly
hurt while playing ball at the ball grounds
Aug. "a.
i Carl Hall, who has been taking trip to
Montreal and other places in Canada, has
returned.
Ruggie Hall and Miss Maud Hall oi
herbrooke, P. O., visited relatives here
1 last week.
! Mrs. o. E. Newton of Williamstown WIS.,
tied friends in this place and at Browning
ton recently.
Clinton GoodDough has gone to South
Londonderry, where he is engaged to teact
school this fall.
Rev. H. e. Howard OF Evansville led the
social meeting at ths Methodist churcf
Friday evening.
Miss Maude Glib of West Derby wa
the guest of relatives and friends in thi
village last week.
} The Barton Landing high and gradet
school ope ned this morning with an en-
rollment of 160.
Mrs. Hattie Lewis of Manchester. N. 81
} | is visiting Mrs E. B. Wellmau and othe
] relatives in town.
There will be dance in the Opera hous
3 Tuesday evening, September 3, MADAM
l Brooks orchestra.
0 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clough of Boston
. Mass. are the guests Of their parents, MI
and Mrs. Fred Clough.
DR.. Young, who has been spending tn
9 summer at Garthby, P. O., has returne
I to his home in this village.
O Mr.. and Mrs. Cook of Boston hay
Q recently been the guests of Mrs. Cook
y y mother, Mrs. Agnes Cotton.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Harris have returne
I from Bolton Springs, where they hav
been spending few weeks.
5 Mrs. N Fl. Kinney and Mrs. c. 81. Harr
man of Craftsbury were the guests of
. H. Kinney's family last week.
2 Mrs G. E. Cole and family and her sii
q ter, Mrs. Taylor of Springfield, Mass
/. spent Tuesday at Willoughby.
n Miss Olive Chaffee, who has been visi
;; ing friends and relatives here, returned |
o | her home in Lowell, Mass. last Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Prouty and daughter
- Worcester, Mass, have returned hon
= after few weeks visit with relatives her
Mrs. Maude Hiss of Stamford, Conr
who has been visiting at Fl. s. Webster
for several weeks, leaves forihome to-da
s. Fred Goldsmith, who has been campir
at Lake Alma near Garthby Station, 2.
% has returned here to attend school this IA
u Miss Gusie Ford who has beeu tn e. pue