Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-03-25
St. PauPs Church Notes.

Easter Sunday Mass at 10 a. m. sermon
on ssThe Resurrection" Easter music will
be rendered by the choir accompanied by
a violin.
Services for Holy week Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday all the services will be
at 900 a. m. and in the evening at 1880 p.
m. short sermon and benediction.
A supper and sugar SO cial will be held
in che Highland hall Tuesday, April 2.
Supper and social from till II O'Clock,
admission and supper % cents. A cordial
invitation extended to everyone.
BARTON LANDING.
Mrs. Perey Hyde was in Troy last week
on account of sickness of a niece.
Mrs. J. r. Bement is in Tunbridge for |
the present nursing sick friend there.
Hazel Twombly and Clinton Goodnough |
are home from Montpelier Seminary for
short vacation.
Mrs. Carrie Gay, formerly of Charleston,
has moved into the viii Twombly tene-
ment on Maple street.
R.A. Bean and j. q. TurnbuIl went to
Wells River last Friday night to attend
meeting of the Northern Bank Association.
OBJ. Dodge and +. M. Allchurch were
in Newport three days last week as wit
nesses on a state case. DR.. Parlin was
called as a witness also.
A number from Valley Lodge, No.
1O6, f. and A. M, went to Barton and
worked the third degree lastFriday night.
They are invited to go to Newport and
work the same degree.
Taplin & Rowen finished drawing logs
to their mills last week. They have about
six million feet at their mills. Two OF
their mills are now running and two more
viii be started up soon.
FL. g. Goss of Irasburg, district deputy OF
the M. w. of A, has written about thirty
applications Tor class VINO will soon be-
come memb bers of the regular organization
of Modern Woodmen OF this place.
Remember the championship girls bas-
ket ball game in the interscholastic basket
ball league of Northern Vermont between
the home girls team and the Barre team
this evening. This is tbs decisive ga me
and will be q good one Come out and
, help cheer them to victory.
!. Some time ago the grange disbanded, and
e having a little money in the treasury they
q decided to celebrate with an oyster supper
q The result was that about twenty five o.
?. the disbanded grangers went to Browning
10 ton Center to E. M. Portar's Thursday eve
y ming and had fine oyster supper and so
If cial time.
Or The annual village meeting was held &C
is cording to NOTICE last Tuesday evening. B
3 F. d. Carpenter was chosen moderator an
It, A. w. Fletcher clerk. The following off
s. GERS were chosen: Trustee for three years
Id George Hoyt; trustee for two years, F. J
Id Kinney; water commissioner for thre
re years, F. G. Brown; treasurer, r. A. Bean
ss chief engineer, B. A. Scott; assistant, Il.
Id Moor; I'd assistant, 0. A. Lyon; collector
lie. Fl. D. Stannard; auditors, c. d. French
ny FL. s. Webster, A. w. Fletcher; attorney,
ho F. D. Carpenter; 1st park com missioner. E
lis NJ. Whipple, I'd, F. E. Wheeler, Sd, }.
nd Cotton; tree warden, q. M. Whipple.
Ter was voted to pay the hose company 300 an
rs. to direct the trustees to hire money suff
ny cient to satisfy Indebtedness Of the extenG
OF ed water system. 1t was voted to pay Il
Use band S1O0 for eleven concerts on the CON
raj mon. and their services on Decoration ds
'ch and July 4, providing celebration is he
IN at Barton Landing, and the use OF t.
ehe band room when practicable. Article 10
nat reference to loafers crowding sldewal
was passed and other necessary busine
completed.
I'll chn m
at Mar. 16. to learn of the sudden death
Mrs. A. D. Beede. Mrs. Beede had u
at a been feeling well for the last three week
un- but no one of her friends thought her sic
ness ANYTHING serious until about THU
at day before her death Thursday night s
ID }, went into a coma state from which s
could not be aroused Miss Annie
nr Lothrop was born in Coaticook, 2. @,
-, October, 1873. She moved with her parel
th;s to this place fourteen years ago where s
- was married to A. D. Beede on Oct.
f. 1896. For while they lived at Newpc
nool out SIX years ago "r. Deeue II
business here and moved his family he
and they have resided here since that til
Mrs. Beede was an interesting lady. soc
eve kind and an affsctionate mother and Low
wife. She was member of the Congre
,,, tional church OF this place, also of
Christian Eadeavor Society. She was
active member of Intervale Chapter, O..
very s.. No 81, and will be greatly missed il
eA these organizations. She leaves her
band and little daughter Helen and
and PARK, her father and mother. Mr.. and \
'sday E. H. Lothrop, her two brothers, Fred
Urged Levi Lothrop, her sisters Edith, Sadie,
tha, Mrs. Nellie W escott, Mrs. Lillian
hold and Mrs. Edna Gauvin, besides many L
asday distant relatives and friends. The fur
ticIes was held at the house Tuesday at o'c