Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-25
trombone anda piano. They are meeting
twice week for practice.

trombone anda piano. They are meeting
twice week for practice.
The Pythian Sisters, Temple No. 8, will
give public supper Tuesday evening at
their hall from 3 to s o'clock. The price
of the supper will be 15 cents each. Work
will be done by the order later.
An entertainment was given at the
schoolhouse last Friday night consisting
of lecture by Principal Erwin, Subject.
"The White Mountsins," also music, in
strumental solos, song, and recitation
The school in the Cleveland district,
postponed one week. the teacher, Miss
Gertrude Lyon, being unable to begin
work on account of the illness of her
mother, Mrs. ]. E. Lyon.
Paul Latzke, editor of the Telephone Sc
curities Weekly, N. Y, has been secured to
address the Vermont and New Hampshire
Telephone Association at Plymouth, N. H.,
on Jan. IA. Mr.. Latzke is the man who
wrote the articles in the success" maga
zine last year on the exposure telephone
trust.
Don't miss the concert by the Schubert
Male Quartette, Monday evening, Dec. 2.
The Schuberts are undoubtedly the best
all around quartette in New England
Holders of season tickets will please pre-
sent their tickets in the order in which
they are dated. The ticket dated Novem-
Der will be received for the Schubert
concert.
A special district meeting of the Masons
was invited here by Valley lodge, No. 1O6,
Thursday afternoon and evening, the
afternoon meeting being devoted to in
struction of the officers of the district.
In the evening the e. A. degree was con-
ferred. OF the masters present we men,
tion e. A. Harlow of Irasburg, E. g.
Gardyne of Troy, c. R. Storrs of Newport,
Z. 8. Webster of Barton and F. E. Wheeler
Of this place. Refreshments were served
and fine time enjoyed.
At tn, assembly of the Pythian Sisters
Temple No. 8, Thursday evening, card
party and private social dance were among
the features of the entertainment. In
| vited guests from Barton, Lyndonville and
| Newport were present. Fine music was
rendered by Madam Brooks orchestra.
Dancing was enjoyed from to 11:30
| O'Clock and good social visit made the
| time passed pleasantly and quickly. About
| so were present. This entertainment with
| invited guests will be repeated on the
evening of Friday, December 13.
Last week we spoke of the death of Jesse
| W. Heath, and we correct some errors in
today's issue. Jesse W. Heath died at the
home.of his son, O.W. Heath, on Saturday,
/ Nov. 10th, aged 81 years, 10 months AID
fourteen days. Prayer was offered at the
| house by Rev. w. B. Davenport, and his
remains were taken to his old home in
South Barnston, Que, and the funeral SER
vices were conducted by Rev. Charles
| Mcclure. He was laid to rest by the side
of his first wife, Alvira Baldwin, and
Betsey Taplip, his second wife, with whom
he lived for over sixty years. She died
year ago last Nay. He leaves to mourn
| his loss one son, three grandchildren,
besides many friends and distant rela-
tives, he being the last of a family of eight
children.
| We wish to express our sincere thanks
| to the friends who so kindly assisted us,
| during the sickness and death of our loved
father and grandfather, especially to Mr..
and Mrs. Barrows and Mr.and Mrs Miles
| for their kindly help and sympathy, and
also for the lovely flowers contributed by
Mr.. and Mrs. Lothrop, and family. May
our Heavenly Fathers richest blessing
| rest upon them all.
| Mr.. AND MRS. o. w. HEATH,
| AND FAMILY