Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-01-27

augnss lssE Friday avsniag wss a xsFy 4
one. asd fairly wsll ag;esasd. /
A. tbs sas givoa ns4e- ne saspsa~s Of 4
TIE Village inp-oyozsSag socssty, q de- 1
served = aS;tss house.
Following = the iis, OF Officers ,or The /
Log Rolling Association reccaEsy ciecsra /
81 messing held hs-es Presiarnt. A. II. /
6Iesson, ~. Josnsbary; vtei presiasni. A. I
K wakssnsa, Barioa; treasaser, q. W.
Rasseli. IrAsoarg; secretary, J. :. Wiley.
IrssbasE.
Rsv. W Davenport vas a; u anspaiisr
Monday 10 siieu9 the tsneral Of Rsv. c. 2.
rsplln Rev. c. =. TAplln sas = u1smssr
OF the Vermont Methodist Contesenoe. and
w.s stationed at Lyadon aud LyndonvtIIe
10 iSSs 3, and al wss; Barke In isso-s, aud
was well known ia ibis vicinity he bad a
shock on the 2isi and died on ihs zs.d dag
Of tnls month.
News has been received tha; Z. B. Riley
of Wilmington, Del. inc; with q serious
loss By arc on Janis, his store being badly
damaged by hre 10 the extca; Of go. .noo
which vas partially Covered oy insurance.
With him aud bis family, they having becu
summer residents a, willoushhy for two
summers, where they bought 10, aud In
tended 10 build Q cottage the coming n
ncr.
fntsrvaie chapter, No. 81, o. e =, held
regular oonvoeaiion Thursday night asd
entertained twenty-five invited guests
from the Cotton chapter of lraseurg and
eight from Albany with a pleasant well
come. Mrs Jessie Bigwoot OF Burlington,
Grand Msiron Of Grand Chapter of vcr-
mont, was present. Mlss Matte Holdrids sc,
u. ID. q. NJ, OF lrashurg was also present.
A banquet was served 81 6.30 p. m. Re
marks were made By the Grand Mairor.
/ Disirict Deputy aud hy Others, aud = most
cr ioyable evening was spent.
I. ID. x. Collins hss sold hts insurance
/ oassncss 10. Harry Dickens Of Newport.
| Nr. Dickens Is q young msn ;hirty one
lyesrs old and has lived IN Nsspor; tour
teen years. lie Is said 20 ~ a good ouai-
/ nee man of good moral character, and
+ the village wul welcome him and hls fam
| ily. tie viii take possesa!ou on Feb. isl.
/ sig Collins has bsen IN the business eight
/ years. ard has given most cxceslea, satis-
/ faction. beth TO the eonpanics he served
and 10 bis patrons. tie has received somc
most coa1pl meuiary letters ;-on the ostic-
ere of aH companies, expressing tbeis re-
/ grets ihag ne should deem Il best TO GO oul
OF tie bu8insss. Mr.. Collins waI con-
ilHus to Fssilo here bot viii take l.ie &
little easier in the future.
The Book snd Th.nbIe ciab met lss.
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ehipple
ThiFty- oigat mem bors and twelve vLsttor.
were present. Music was given BY ths
| Misses Lothrop. Tho proEFan n for tbs
afternoon, p-epR-ed hy Mrs. Whipple snt
Mrs. Tspiia, was the editing Of tw5 msg-
szines, which proved very interesting
aud highly entertaining. While portion.
Of the contents 81 the magazines wrr.
being read. reireshmenfs weso sc-vcc
after which tbe !adEes awarded toe d-sI
pr.xs 20 Mrs. French, editor Of the Scv
Library, while The Ginger Jar, edited bl
Mrs. Hheciee, vas c0mmsuded tor its IL
erasy worth. Adjourned 70 meet wil
Mrs. RowtlL
Taose who attended the lecture las
Tuesday evening a. the opcrs hall canno
say too much In IS favor. From begin
ming 10 the end the speaker held the clos
esl attention ~ his aadisnec. That be va
polished oraLor was the consensus o
opinion freely expressed ell through n
} week. His beautiful imsgCry, hls exq1isii
1ictton, his profound knowledge OF h.
subject and the ezse with which he intro
caoed sentences Of poetic beauty IN his dc
scrip;lve passages, ali these made su I'm
preston which will not De readily forgot
ten. The force and clearness with whic
he poured forth his great thoughts an
dashed them upon his audience not oil
awakened the admiration OF bis hearer
but compelled conviction. Every ma
left the hall feeling ne ought TO Be oisgc
and better mau-.hst his head should no
} be bald inside ~ nature robbed him Of !;
!. covering oufsidr. The lecture was consit
cred worth the cost OF the whole eours
tickes.. Rev. George Wood Anderson
} toe pistog OF State street NJ. e. church
Troy. y. Y, and IL considered one Of th
: most brilliant orators In the city. HI
Z platform sn,ris are cvcryvhers spoken o
as among those of thc highcs; order; an
IL be should ever be secured to deliver an
other lecture hcse he viii Be mos, cordial
welcomed by large house Dr. cnarie
A. Eastman. the Sioux Indian lecture:
will give hi. lecture on "ras Real Indssn,
February ssh. George Wood Andcrso
! cssrsctsrtxed the Ieosure ss a fac shing.
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