Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-03-04

leave this week for st. Johnsbury, where
she will remain in the family of Presiding
Elder Lewis for several weeks.
The following letters remain uncalled for
at the post office March 4. Please say ad-
vertised when calling for these letters:
Mrs. FL. Ainsell, Orange Wells.
March came in like polar bear, the
thermometer recording twenty-five to
twenty-five below zero. This being the
case it should 90 out like boiling geyser.
1t is reported that Albert Caron, who
went to Ballington, Washington, some
months ago, has been quite sis k in hospi-
tai at that place with typhoid fever but is
gaining.
Geo. Fl. Bacon of Burlington, the in
venter of the Bacon trolling spoon, was in
town last week looking up the fishermen.
The fishing season is coming if winter
ever breaks.
| The Comi Brothers. moving picture show
is scheduled to appear here tonight in
| Seaver's hall. They advertise q strictly
| high class entertainment OF fun and
beautiful pictures.
Mrs. Edith Dewey Jones of Newtonville,
Mass, who has been visiting at DR..
| Nichols, returned Wednesday night, sc-
companied by Mrs. Nichlos, who joined
the Washington party at Fall River on
Friday night.
Miss Harriet Austin, who accompanied
Mrs. Warner on the Washington trip,
will be guest at Mrs. Warmers parents
home there. They visited Miss Nellie
Boston, en- route.
News received from Andrew Walcott
who is in a hospital at Montreal, as late as
last Friday reports him slowly gaining
and able TO walk about his ward some
every day, but it is thought it will be
several weeks before he will be able tC
come home.
E. B. Kinney spent several days last
week at Northfield, Mass , for the purpose
of procuring an assistant in his work O.
organizing Sunday schools. He goes thi
week to commence work at East Richford
. His wife will accompany him.
) G. w. Tenney has completed all az
rangements for the display of fish from
/ Crystal and WilIoughby Lakes at til
sportsmen's show in Boston the last of thi
month. Free transportation has been ar
ranged for and the state furnishes tanks
1t is now up to the boys to catch the fish
They must be there by March 20.
G. H. jackson has the job to put a
. addition to the o. G. Baldwin cottage
Crystal Lake Grove this spring. He is
IS build a round barn for j. A. Joslyn
Bro wnington, and one for parties
= Smiths Mills, P. @, of the same size,
feet In diameter. He expects to begin b
u work in April, if we get through the zel
weather.
d The Afternoon Study club met at Il
home of Mrs. 2 w. Barron, Thursds
Feb. %, "a members and eight visito
present. The program was as follow
Roll call, quotations from English author
/ English history lesson taught by MI
Mossman; piano solo by Mrs. Baldwin
al song by Mrs. Seaver; sketch of Charl
Lamb, Mrs. Thompson; reading fro
O.. Browning, Mrs. Lucy Wright; convers
tion on Dickens writings, led by MI
- Collision, Mrs. Tower, Mrs. Hamblet al
Mrs. Cutler, followed by others. The ne
meeting will be with Mrs. Powell Mar
% IA.
The following telegram was received
an the MONITOR office this morning from Fl
o. Stannard, regarding the Washington par
Is who are now in Washington. TIE te
RS gram was sent last evening. "Party
well. Having great time. Gov. Guild ga
he us private reception in Boston. Made
raj automobile trip this morning. Corcor
art gallery this afternoon. (Sigped) II.
he Stannard.n An account of the receipt
a. spoken of in the telegram was in the b
ton papers Saturday and states that I
visit was arranged for by {. 81. Jewell a
that the governor gave talk on the st
flag.
A very interesting meeting OF the Wo
ans Literary club was held WednesC
evening at the home of Mrs. Pierce,
members and four visitors being prese
at The program was as follows: Roll G.
OF queer epitaphs; paper, "The Industl
Developments That Have Made Our Nat
err Great" Mrs. Wright; paper, "Possibilii
rec of the Twentieth Century," Mrs. Orcu
paper, "The Power of Music, " written
ry. Miss Mcclellan and read by Miss Fo
in sketch, 'sThe Club Woman's Husban,
Mrs. Thompson; paper, "Pure Food Les
~ lation,'' Miss Cook solo, Mrs. BatchelG
,ao. Following the program was an enjoya
musical guessing contest arranged by
hostess, in which Mrs. Pillsbury and \
er's Stannard were the victors.
ing Great interest has been shown in
Washington trip of the senior class Of
ap- academy and a large crowd gathered
en- the station to see the party leave Thurs
on the 1 % air line in a special car for
the occasion. There are 50 IN the entire pa
lalI. AZ going at this time, some of the ad
having gone before, taking only part
Last the trip with the party. Mr.. and
.er- II. j. Stannard of Barton and Mr.. and
n r, Erwin of Rarton landing and aev