Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-02-18
Methodist Church Notes.

Methodist Church Notes.
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening at
1880.
Junior League at the parsonage on Fri
day at 100 O'Clock p. M.
Epworth League on Tuesday evening at
7:30; subjsct, Convincing the WorId;"
leader, Miss Vira Ball. Mission study class
Immediately following League service.
Ladies' Aid society will meet at the
church parlors Wednesday afternoon. In
addition to the bountiful supper served
at six O'Clock by the ladies of this society
there will be vegetable hash of the first
quality, Ali are invited.
BARTON LANDING.
ID. Webster is slowly regaining his
health.'
Geo. Twombly was sick with the grip
| last week.
Ray Skinner from Skinner, Me-, is home
for short vacation.
Miss D. M. Pudvah was home at Lowell
last week on account the sickness of her
mother
Mrs. Lenna Church of Boston was the
guest of Mrs. Clara Brackett several days
last week.
Willard Trip, A. R. Bennett and Fred
Allchurch were in Montpelier and Barre
several days last week.
"Mother" Fisher, who was SO years old,
died Saturday. A more extended account
| Of bor doc Il mil 10 Jo&o
The Stowe girls basket ball team will
play game with the girls team of this
village next Friday evening at the opers
house.
Arthur Shepard and family move today
to Barton on the r. P. Keating farm
, Mr.. Shepard has engaged to work for Mr.
} Keating during the year.
Sixteen Knights of Pythias of this vii
lage went to st. Johnsbury last Tuesday
, evening to attend the district meeting
which was held at that place.
Burton Hall OF Springfield was hom'
over Sunday, Feb. 10, and his mother, Mrs
Halsey Hall, returned with him and viii
l stay at Springfield several weeks.
| hd1Du SUI VI AsA1s dOO ME- L
: l.. Leonard, has returned from the hospita
at Burlington, where he recently went TO
. medical treatment, restored to health.
d Fred Ramo was hurt by the elevator il
y one of the e. l.. Chandler Co.'s mills on
day last week. The elevator gave way an
= let him fall two stories. He was somewha
bruised but not seriously hurt.
d It is reported that about Is of the peopl
1t here will go to-~iWashington with th
o teachers and the graduating class togethe
o with the Barton graduating class. This
II great educational trip and well wort
he the expenditure.
The basketball girls'team went on foI
- nights, game tour last week and made
= great success. They played with fol
different teams and won three games OF
: of the four. The score was as follow
. Wednesday, Montpelier High School
- Barton Landing 16. Thursday, Stowe
"A Barton Landing7. Friday, Barre s, Ba
: ton Landing 6. Saturday, Montpeli
70 Seminary 6, Barton Landing 10. The gin
- here have played six games in the Sta
league and have won five games. Tt
- week Friday night they play with t.
- Stowe girls here at the opera hall. Aft
the game there will be promenade al
- dance with good orchestra in attendant
- The prospect is that the girls will win t
pennant, an honor which every team W
ha covet.
ist Friday evening, February s, slei
!, load of chilled, half lost CD strang'
for called st the home of Mr.. and Mrs F.
lid Parlin, seeking protection from the co
up they were reluctantly admitted as Mr.. p
k Inns people were momentarily expecti
her a double team to convey them to IrasbU
aed to sn entertainment. The strang
er- proved to be fIiends@from Coventry. I
the double team came as expected but =
Her already heavily loaded and got no farth
are Then came neighbors and friends v
" Increased the number to about so. ]
on, whole scheme demonstrated the fact t
ucy Frank could be surprised. During b
o. pause IL the festivities, DR.. A. E. Par