Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-06-24

weeks stay In NorthfieId where he has
been to close up the jewelry business of
Lang q Slayton. F. s. Dyke, who has
been In the employ of Mr.. Lang for the
past seven years, has purchased the busi-
ness OF Mr.. Lang. Northfield is live and
up-to-date town. Mr.. Dyke is a good
workman and thoroughly understands the
business. Mr.. and Mrs. Dyke are very
popular young people and we bespeak for
them success in their undertaking.
Changes in the time of the train sched-
ule go into effect to-day for summer SER
vice. Northbound trains leave as follows:
4:2l a. m; 4:31 a m; s AZ q. M; II :03 p. M;
] SID pm. ;6:0S pm. 9:02 pm. Southbound,
1910 a: M; 7:10 a. M; s:37 a. M; 1:21 o.
M; 4:4O p. M; II :56 p. m. 1t will be
noted that the morning mail goes 10 min
utes earlier and the 'sair line'' north eight
minutes later and the mail north in the
evening 20 minutes later than on the old
time Other slight changes are also noted.
There came near being a serious accident
last Tuesday at the lake. George Short
sleeves, little boy about five years old,
but very small of his age, was sitting on
9. c. Baldwin's boat wharf padding with
his feet In the water. Someway he fell In.
Just across at the north end of the bridge
above the Peerless factory Hazen Clark was
talking with man, looking across he heard
the splashing OF water and supposed a dog
went in, but soon child's head appeared
above the water. SIT Is child" said he.
He ran and plunged In and as the boy
came up the second time caught him
and brought him out, saving the boys
life.
We failed to mention the beautiful solo
by Leon G. Batchelder at the open air con-
cert on Saturday evening June 10Th, and
also the excellent concert by the Barton
and Newport band. Mr.. Batchelder be-
longs to the Boston Concert company and
is counted q professional. He is In the
Redpath Bureau, and has salary of S45
per week. We consider ourselves very
fortunate to have him spend his vacation
| In Barton. He likes very much here and
while at present he is on fishing trip in
Canada he will return and stay with US
until the 18th inst, when he will go to the
White Mountains for the summer. He
will play with Boston orchestra until
October when he will begin his sixth sea-
son concerting under the auspices of the
Redpath Bureau.
The program of the Willoughby District
Sunday school convention to be held in
the Methodist church Thursday, June n,
Is as follows. Afternoon session: devo-
ttional exercises; 1.-THE Mission of Our
81 Sunday School to Our Town." (a) Rev. G..
l.. Shaeffer, (b) superintendent, Mrs. J. N.
Webster, (c) county officer, Rev. r. j.
Chrystie; appointment of nominating
committee; ''How Shall We Do Our Best
Work." (a) Teaching" Hon. F. W.
Baldwin, (b) building Up the School, -
Mrs. James Young, (c) "How to Reach
Those Not in the Sunday School," Rev. 81.
E. Howard; conference on "Modern Meth
ods'' conducted by Miss Edith M. Balch
state worker; report of nominating COM
mittee. Evening session: praise service;
prayer; address, Educational Results oil
Bible Study" Rev. w. r. Davenport;
music and offering for county work
address, Miss Edith M. Balch.
Articles drawn at the recent Catholic
church fair were as follows: Lamp given
by Alma Stone, drawn by No. 2, H. G
Perley; rosary, book of Helen Labounty
drawn by No. Sc, Jessie Currier, Nashua
: N. H.; berry set given by Helen Labounty
drawn by No. IS, Rice Hanlin, Lowell
Mass; water set given by Della Bean
drawn by Eva Shortsleeves; lamp gtver
by Della Nault, drawn by No. go, Lewis
/: Grondin; fruit dish given by Mary Ere
chette, drawn by No. 35, Mrs. Martelle
/. tea set given by Florence Massey, drawn
by No. 8, Dolfus Martell; lace curtain
b given by Emma Bean, drawn by No. 6
y Millie Nault; painted berry set given b.
4 Jennie Wilkie, drawn by Exfer Hanna
= pickle caster given by Lila Wilkie, drawn
:. by Philip Nault; lamp given by Juli
,, Rousseau, drawn by No. 26, Israel Sheltra
tablecloth given by Eva Demers, drawn b.
It No. 80, Emma Blanchard; lamp given b.
q Amanda Blanchard, drawn by No. Al
y Edgar Valley; pipe given by Bessie Mail
: loux, drawn by Alfred Martell; bedsprea,
o given by Lavina Brooks, drawn by No. 81
10 ALBANIA Courchaine; picture, book OF Heiel
1t Labounty, drawn by No. 96, Katie La
bounty; knives and forks given by Agne
1, Lunderville, drawn by DR.. e. M. Nichols
<, checkerboard (society table, by Rev. j.
Z. Leblanc, drawn by No. 21, Abbie Valley
j. rocking chair given by Mrs. Joe Hanns
K drawn by No. 43, Mrs. Depura; tea Sc
lie given by Agnes Leclair, drawn by No. 2;
n Lewis Grondin; fruit dish given b
Exelia Bedoe, drawn by No.93, ,AlbertStone
smoking set given by Lottie Valley, draw
De by No. 81, Calix Grondin; rug given b
RS Josephine Valley, drawn by Rev. Fathe
ne Trottjer, Island Pond; teakettle, bool
st Miss Hafford, drawn by Noah Brooks
be cheese plate given by ALBANIA Courchain'
ed drawn by No. 76, Inez Brooks; lace cul
at tains given by Della Courchaine, drawn