Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-04

tomorroI (Tussday) evening at o'clock
sharp. Important business.
Tickets for the great lecture Tuesday
night by Thomas E. Green will be on sale
at the A. o. Austin drug store. Get your
tickets early and secure good seats.
Alison Trip, who has been carrying on
the George eTwombIy farm, has moved back
to his-own farm and Cy Lippins will take
his place and carry on Mr.. Twombly's farm
the coming year.
Mrs. Albert n. Wight of Fizdale, who
has been visiting her mother. Mrs. III. NJ.
Hussey, here, has gone to Gorham, N. H.,
to join her husband who is employed in
the paper mills t ere.
Rev. 6. l.. Shaeffer and two friends from
Bridgeport, Conn.,, a former parish, took
little vacation in the woods hunting dur
ing the apen season with little success as
far as game was concerned.
F. NJ. Allchurch IVES at Barton a few
Gays last week on account of the serious
illness of his father. Here he met sill of
MS brothers and sisters whom ne had
never seen all together before.
F. E. Wheeler is tskinga vacation and
he and Mrs. Wheeler are stopping with
friends at Ayers Cliff, P. @. B. (. Berry of
South Barton is taking Mr.. VI heeler's
place in the passenger station.
Geo. 8. Stoddard and his son, F. c. Stod-
dard, have moved 10 West Derby where
they will open 8 bakery. The people of
this community are sorry to lose these
families, as they have many friends here.
Tuesday evening the passenger station
will be open until after the south bound
trains leave this place, so that all who
come from the stations south of here can
find comfortable place to wait after this
lecture.
Your reporter called on DIR. E. g. Stevens
and interviewed him as to his hunting trip.
The doctor acknowledged that he saw a
striped squirrel, smelt skunk, and heard
q partridge drum. He said his failure to
get buck was from the fact b, deer had
all been shot before the open season began,
and there was no Hobson's choice left for
him.
H.C. Dudley and son, Fred, fiud farming
to be exceedinglylprofitable business these
years. They turned off s450 worth of ma
pie sugar, and this fall $500 worth of wool
lambs and sheep, and during the year, Of
the products OF their dairy and all resources
they have sold $1,000 worth of farm prod
ucts. With butter and eggs high, wood
and grain at top prices, the farmers al
about are becoming forehanded. And
they deserve it.
drama in four acts is to be given at
Opera hall next Friday night under The
auspices and for the benefit of the Village
improvement society. This play will be
acted by the West Burke Dramatic club
under the direction of the popular actor
b. f. Crandall. It's title is ga Noble Out
cast" and is said TO be fitst-clsss enter
tainment. We bespeak for it good house
and would add, help those women. There
will be good music in attendance, and
dancing after the play.
Qaite number OF the members of the
order of Modern Woodmea went to West
| Burke NJ )ndRy night TO institu a lodge
| OF that OF der at that place. Among them
| we mention J. e. Lyon, VIII Joslyn, John
| Neddo, Arthur Rogers, Frank Andrews,
Mark Porter, w. W. Badger, Glen Barney
| Will Dane, Dell Debuc, Peter Stone, Will
Young, Fl. g. Trip, Harry Lee, Albert
/ Stone, Harley Clough, Henry Fuller, Bert
| Gauvin aud several others. They were
| treated to fiGe banquet and report most
| enjoyable time.
The financial success of the lecture course
for the winter is already assured, and Rev.
| q. L. Shas fer deserves much credit for the
success achieved, for more to him than tc
any other belongs the credit. He can
vassed the village and sold large majority
of the tickets for the course. Already 251
| tickets have been sold. These tickets were
sold for 81 25 each, and entitle the holder
| TO the five events of the course, namely
t lree lectures and two concerts. The draw
ing OF the seats took place last Friday
night. The first lecture is to be given tot
morrow night by Thomas E. Green in tht
Opsra hall. The title OF the lecture is 'sTht
Key of the 10th Century, All who hav'
heard Mr.. Green will want to hear hin
again, as he is one of the foremost lecturer
of the country.