Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-04-29
St. Paul's Church Notes.

Next Sunday, Mass at Lowell at 10 a. m.
Thursday, May 9, Ascension Day and
Obligatory Feast. Mass here at q. m. aud
at East Albany at 10 a. m.
Announcement Is made that the Bazaar
will begin June for one week. Great
preparations are being made for fine fair.
During the mouth of May, prayer meet
ings will be held twice week: Wednes-
day night, benediction and confession at
7:30 O'Clock and Friday night, prayers and
benediction at 1880 O'Clock.
The Catholic hall, which in the past has
been called Hig ghland hall, has been changed
and will be called Crystal Lake hall In the
future. Work is progressing rapidly on it
and when completed it will be fine hall.
BARTON LANDING.
business last week.
]. w. Fletcher has been painting his
buildings recently.
1. D. r. Collins and Mrs. L. n. Chandler
are repairing their buildings.
Ray Willxie sustained fractured finger
while playing ball last week.
David Carter, who has been sick for
several weeks, is about again.
G. P. Lower has gone to Ipswich, Mass,
to take charge of box shop.
The E. L. Chandler Co. have hired a chief
engineer from Boston, Mr. Wilson.
The Modern Woodmen will give public
dance in Darling hall next Friday night.
DR.. E. G. Stevens will be at WiIloughby
the first week in May pulling in the fish.
Archie Duff has sold his farm known as
the Henry Howard farm to Benjamin Bo-
den.
Ed. Gavin has hired tenement in Geo.
Ford's house and, moved his goods
there.
Mrs. F. T. HaLscom of Colorado Springs,
Col, is visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Taplin.
Miss Bessie Eastman went to Glen Sut-
ton, P O., last week to attend the funeral
of her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. P. Chandler OF Florida
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. O. w.
Sanders recently.
M. NJ. Taplin was called to BrattIeboro
last Thursday to sell go horses at the Gil
man horse market.
E. P. Lyon goes to Ayers Cliff to take
charge of the railroad station in that place
vacated by Fred Guild.
Mrs. Fl. T. Clark and Misses Sadie and
Bertha Lothrop were in ST. Johnsbury
Friday, the guests offriends.
Regular meeting OF Valley Lodge, No.
LOG, F. and A. NJ, and installation of
officers next Thursday evening.
Those interested in fish and game
club are requested TO meet at the village
band hall next Thursday to organize.
Charles Mute has moved from one of
Skinner & Browns tenements into his own
house vacated by Fred Drown recently.
We received items this week from Barton
Landing and Coventry witho ut signature
The writer's will not ind the items printed.
When will people learn? I'D.
Mrs. Albert Wells died last Monday
night and funeral services were held here
Tuesday and the remains taken to ,Pawlet
for burial. Further particulars next week.
Fred Wheeler has been hired by the
Northern railroad company as telegraph
operator and has gone TO Minneapolis to
report to the company. He expects to be
located in Washington.
Tue Barton Landing Camp, No. 95O5, M.
W. A., is TO adopt class of about, 40 mem
bers on the evening of May in their hall
in the Darling block: This addition will
make the membership about 12O, the larg-
est Woodman lodge in Barton. =.
A CARD-We desire to express our graft
tude and thanks to our dear friends and
neighbors, VINO so kindly aided and COM
forted US in the death and burial of our
dear little boy Carol. Also for the many
| acts of kindness shown Us during our brief
quarantine. May Coos blessing rest upon
| you all.
Mr. AND MRS A. c. HARRIS AND FAMILY.
Another special town meeting is called
for Saturday of this week at 2 O'Clock p.
m. at Seaver's hall at Barton to ratify the
proceedings of the two former town meet
| ipgs, which are claimed to be Illegal VII
layers as well as those outside should turn
out to vote on the warning as printed else
where to make the vote for taxes legal.
The condition OF the sick as far as ascer-
tanned is as follows. Mslcom Cotton, " who
seemed at point of deaf b for two weeks, is
reported little better, Henry Dubois is
slightly better, W. H. BiaisdeII is sick, @.
A. Martin is better and Mrs. Philander
Guild and Mrs. 6. W. Sanders are both
i'll. Many others are "grippy."
Fl. s. Webster, r. A. Bean, Rev. g. L.
Shaeffer, w. c. Trip, A. o. Austin, DIR. A.
ParIin, M. NJ. TapliD, J. @. TurnouII, E.
c. Skinner, j. B. Rogers and Dan Skinner
went TO st. Johnsbury last Wednesday to
hear w. j. Bryan speak and about thirty
six from Albany, fifteen from Irasburg
and quite a number from Bloomington
took the train here to go to st. Johnsbury
TO hear Mr.. Bryan.
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