Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-03-02
LOCAL NEWS,
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Skinner & French and Harry Dickens
have changed offices, having moved their
| furniture and taken possessi On.
w. j. Josiyn is back from Virginia
where he spent several months working at
his trade. He reports fac winter
Mrs. E. Q. Dodge, r. Brennan, Mrs.
Edwin Joslyn, Glen barney and Mrs. Fl.
w. Buchanan were all sick last week.
There will be a special nesting of Valley
Lodge, No. 100, f. & A. M, next Tuesday
evening. Work in the first uegrea.
The village band will give a concert,
| box party, promenade and dance in the
opera hall in the near future. Watch for
| the date.
There will be regular meeting Of Phife-
mon lodge, Nc. 6, Knigh hts of Pythias, to-
morrow evening. Work in 1st and End
| ranks.
| The mill company has incre4s lis help
| from % men to 70 men il the mills, with
prospect OF employing more in the near
! future.
| Vice President Parker OF the E. L.
| SuEAOASI W. VI LloOOLi3 ~ IL "oo hOAS
| last week looking after the interests of the
| company.
| A number of the young people of this
place recently went to Newport to attend
the play, "The Toy Makers" and report
good time.
| Mrs. Robinson, sister Of Mrs. Row
ell, who has been visiting here, will star
| Friday for Europe She will sail from St.
Johns, N. B.
Jubilee Singers will give concert here
tonight under the auspices of Valley
Lodge, No. 1O6, F. & A. NJ. They come
highly recommended.
A. D. Beebe, J. G. Turn bull, Clyde aud
Carl Wiley attended the district meeting
of the Chapter Royal Arch Masons, at 81.
Johnsbury Friday night.
| Thirty members of the grammar school
| took straw ride to Evansville Thursday
| evening TO attend a Ladies' Aid society Sc
clal and enjoyed rica treat.
Samuel Hall, q man seventy-three years
| old, has sawed 22d solid C )rds of fouI-foot
| wood this winter, and is still at his job.
| We wonder if any young man has done as
much.
The E. L. Chandler Co. recently had an
elm log drawn into their miliyard that
measured SIT, 3 inches IN diameter. Two
| logs off the same tree Y feet long measured
1903 feet.
A. R. Clark Of North mptop, Mass,
was the guest OF E. E. Doe last week. Both
| of these men served several years as alder
men of that city and visit back and forth
| frequently.
After business meeting of the O. E. s.
Thursday evening a social was held.
There was music and games. Refresh
ments were served and a general pleasant
time enjoyed.
| for VIM. Brennan, has gone to North
| Andover, Mass, to care for Mrs. Forrest
Hunt, who is sick with pneumonia.
c. E. Gay has returned home from Vir-
ginia and Saturday sold his farm to Henry
| Gilbert Of Barton who m oves TO the farm
house in Barton for partial payment. This
property was on the list OF the Vermont
Realty Co., of Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. K9lley, Mrs. 3. F
Moulton, Misses Hazel Twombly and La
Marshall and Rev. W. r. Davenport went
to Newport Monday as delegates from the
NJ. e. church to the County Sunday
School Institute. A full report of which
will be found in the vicinity items.
The Bostonia Sextet has submitted 6
program for their concert Thursday even.
ing, March 5, which is part classical ano
part popular. Do not stay away because
you think the music will be "beyonC
you" Come and hear the greatest carine
soloist in this country and be hypnotizeC
by the wonderful influence ofthe music b,
the club. In Madam Melva Clemaire you
have an exceptional opportunity to hear 6
truly great singer. Remember the date
March 5.