Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-02


Don't forget the lecture by Thomas
Brooks Fletcher Tuesday evening in
the opera hall the second number of
the course and the last number until
after the holidays. The subject is
The Martyrdom of Fools It's great.
Get your tickets at Pierce and hear
| it.
Adds l.. Knight and Clyde Anderson
of Craftsbury leave tonight on the
5 IA train for Dalhart, Tex. going by
way of Montreal and Chicago Mr..
Knight has been an employee in the
National bank here for nearly two
years and his host Of friends wish him
a pleasant trip and nope the change in
climate will be beneficial to his health.
Clarence Austin, a former Barton
| boy. who has been with the New Prague
Milling Co of New Prague, Mimi,
| has been transferred to their new
mills at Moose Jaw, Sask., Can,
where he will have the management of
| the plant, which has a capacity of
1000 barrels per day. His many
friends here wish him much success in
his new position.
Mr.. Editor:
Will you give me space in your
valuable paper to state my attitude in
relation to the vote taken at the last
village meeting. If those articles
had been acted upon separately l
would have voted in favor of selling
electric light to Barton Landing and
Bloomington but not being a disciple
of the doctrine of government owner
ship therefore | would not vote in
favor of buying Barton Landings
electric light plant.
j. B. C.
St. Pauls Church Notes.
Mass Sunday at Barton L anding at 9
O'Clock in the opera house.
Mass here Sunday at II a m and
lsbenediction of blessed sacrament at
4p. m.
CLOVER.
Miss Eola Johnson. nurse, is caring
| for J. H. Hoyt, who is in very poor
health.
| Mrs. John Arthur is at Mr.. Johnson's s
caring for the sick ones, who are all
improving.
E. A. Leonard has entered a hospital
at Whitefeld. N. H.. for few weeks
for treatment.
Miss Hattie McDuffee returned Sat-
urday to her school. She is boarding
/ with Mrs. Nancy Drew.
The members of Mason Post are re-
quested to be present December 10.
Special business. All come. n
H. N. Davis jammed his thumb
quite badly one day last week while
working on the foundation of the new
Davis store.
| Mrs. Lillian Mcqueen started Monday
! for Augusta. Ga. where she will have
charge of a hotel. Mrs. 'Gertie Walker
accompanied her .
Word has been received from Mrs.
i Sarah Stebbins. who went to Kansas
short time ago, that she was only
4 going to stop there few days, and
then go on to California for the win
tier.
C. S. Parker received a visit on
Thanksgiving day from his brother
1 Walter and brother-in-law Henry John
/ 1.
johnson ana family have recently re-
turned from visit to Europe. While
in London Mr.. johnson looked through
4 several furniture stores in searcn of a
fancy table. but did not find one to
suit. But he found one when here, in
Salmon,s Picture Store. it being an in
laid table of 80 v~rieties of Vermont
wood, which he took home as a Christ
mas present to his wife.
1 Thanksgiving parties were in order
Thur sday and many happy gatherings
!: were held At j. e. Dwinell's We're
i MT. and Mrs. Harley Dwinell and son
{ of MAYNARD, Mass, DR.. and Mrs. A.
81 C.sMcDowell and daughter and F. E.
, Dwinell 4 and son and daughter and
J Roger Ladd of Lyndonville. At G. S.
Parker's were his brother and brother: