Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-11-17
ORLEANS.

ORLEANS.
S. c. Skinner returned to Skinner.
Me-, last week.
G. d. French vas in Newport Mon
day on business.
Glenn Barney and family visited in
Morgan recently.
Judge Rogers of Lyndonville was
n town last week.
Miss Mabel Hilliker was a recent
visitor at j. B.. Rogers
Rev. F. w. Lewis of St. Johnsbury
was In town recently.
H. D. Stannard was at Derby Line
Monday night on business.
Mrs. Marshall Clements, mother.
MRS. Humphrey was buried today.
Carl Dwinell spent Monday and
tuesday In Newport on business.
1t is expected that K. O. K. A.
meetings will be started again soon.
Mrs. Stafford and daughter Doris
went to Boston Saturday for a short
visit.
MIR. and Mrs. Francis Tinkham of
Newport spent Sunday at C. D.
French's. .--~~'
Rev. e: L. Shaeffer attended the
council of the county CONGREGATIONAL
churches in Newport Tuesday.
Mrs. (Dr.) Young left Tuesday
evening for Newport to spend several
days with her sister, Mrs. Putney.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawrence are
receiving the congratulations of their
friends on the arrival of a son.
John Parker has returned from his
vacation and assumed his duties as
station agent in the absence of F. E..
Wheeler.
DR.. Rowell and R. A. Bean have
gone on a business trip to Massachu-
set1s n Connecticut, expecting to re-
turn this evening.
Miss Mabel Tinkham of BURLINGTON.
VINO a been spending some time
aDroad, was entertained last week by
MRS. Carl French.
K. j. Murray has purchased a farm
IN Jay and will take possession next
august when his contract with Mr..
Bartlett expires.
hale Mason has traded his home on
H!gh street for j. E. Lyons farm one
mile south of the village. They both
take possession today. -
Mrs. Jefferson j. Twombly, formerly
of this place died at Morrison, Ill,
September 10. Mrs. Twombly will be
remembered here by some of the Older
people.
The district meeting of the o. E. S.
Will be held at Barton Friday. Spe.
clal train frcm Newport. Notify A. d.
Beede If you intend to go, before Fri
day morning.
Miss Eva Grow went to Boston
thursday to visit her niece, Miss Ger
trude Bennett, who is studying at the
burdette business college and expects
to be gone two weeks.
Services in the M. E.. church mex
Sunday at the usual hours. Morning
service 10 80. Sunday school at IL m,
Junior League at 3 p. m. EpwortI
League at 6:15: evening service at
p. m. Friday evening service at 7 80
QOdIG0lC0 OIL The memo
dist church here sang two selections
at the %re-opening of the Church al
Bloomington Center Sunday after
noon. The sermon was preached By
Pastor Davenport of this place.
The following pupils in grades two
and three had no marks for the tern
ending Nov. IL: Hazel Bagley, Roy Bag
ley, Edna Blay, Helen Gedroe, Josephine
Gedroe. Charles Hardy, Lyle House
Dena Lowell, Perry Wheeler and One,
Allard. Darrell Hoyt and Vera Bull
lard missed no words in spelling dur
ing the. term.
M. M. Taplin held an auction Thurs
day in Hardwick. One on Saturda
in Westmoreland, N. H., where h
sold ITO cows which sold all the wa
from $25 to SGT per head. Frida
Taplin and Rowell had a sale of horse
at their sales stable and dispose
of Is head. Tuesday night Mr.. TAP
lin went to Jay to look after thei
lumber business.
Services in the Congregations
church next Sabbath at the usus
hours. Morning service at 10 &c
Sunday school at IL. Christian Endeav
or at 80. evening service at 7:15
. prayer service on Wednesday evenin,
at 7:30, subject, 1.-THE Christian Con
seriousness in Business" The pulpi
will be filled both morning and ever
ing by DR.. Rufus Flagg of Newpor
in exchange with the nastOr.