Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-10-27

Miss Levine and Ella Blasdell ex-
pect to leave for Southern Pines next
week, where they will spend the win
ter.
Henry Dubois moved from the
Frank Waterman tenement to- the ten
ement of DR.. Wright on Maple
street.
The many friends of Dr. and Mrs.
E. D. Collins of Middlebury will be
pleased to hear that son was born
to them Oct. Is.
Miss Mae Bassett was on the sick
list last week and Miss Juline Rogers
assisted at Whipple French and COM
pany's store.
H. P. Iaycox, who was a guest at
the Congregational parsonage, re-
turned to his home in Bridgeport.
Conn.,, Saturday night.
J. G. Turnbull returned from his
trip to Milwaukee, Wis, where he at
tended the National Dairyman's asso-
cations annual meeting.
Charles Stafford has closed his la
bors with Gilman & Company Of
Newport and left for Detroit, Mich,
where he has secured position.
Next Friday evening an auction will
be held in the band room of the opera
hall for the disposal of the goods that
were left over from the rummage sale.
Morris Parker, Charles Labree, Car
rol and Leon Sylvester, Tom Buzzo,
Hiram Allen, Asa Harris, Frank
Sherburn, DR.. Stevens are deer hunt
ing.
C. V. Wiley fell while attending
to his duties as mail clerk and badly
hurt one of his knees Though pain
full, he took up his duties again this
week.
If there are any who still have arti-
cles they would like to give to the
Village Improvement society they can
bring them to the band room Friday
, afternoon.
How about that outdoor skating
rink for the coming winter? Will not
some of our enterprising citizens take
the matter into consideration and de-
wise ways and means by which to help
the boys and girls in their sports?
Miss Amy Fiske and Mrs. Adelaide
Chamberlain represent the Congrega
tional Sunday school at the Woodstock
7 R. Davenport represents the M. E.
Sunday school.
Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Orcutt o.
West Burke were recent guests of Mr.
s and Mrs. S. w. Corliss, also friend
: from Boston and Lowell were enter
7 tanned there. the past week.
. , The Ladies Aid society of the Con
r gregational church will give their an
+. nual chicken pie dinner in the vestr.
!, tomorrow, Thursday, the 28th
Dinner will begin at IL o'clock an
i. continue until all are served. Every
body is cordially invited.
q The regular services at the M. E
church next Sunday as follows Preach
ing service 10 80 a. m. Sunday schoc
q IL 100 M, Junior League 800 p. m
Epworth League 6 :15, evening servic
e 100 pm. prayer meeting Friday nigh
r at 7 80.
Keep in mind the football game Sal
s urday afternoon on the Skinner atk
!. letic grounds, played between GU
high school team and the St. Johns
h bury academy team. Our boys hav
IS won all the games played thus fal
Everybody come and see Saturday
game.
IS The ladies of the M. E. church wi
hold an apron and fancy work sale g
s the church parlors Friday afternoo
g and evening. Food and candy wi
also be on sale at the same time.
II is desired that all those having wo1
# for this sale would leave it at Mis-
Bassett's store at once.
ID Regular communication of Vale
n lodge, F. and A. M, will be held ne,
Thursday evening. The Irasburg M
=. sonic lodge will be present and exer
Let all the members of Valley lode
be present.
,g An alarm of fire sounded at II /:
Tuesday forenoon and it was disco
20 cred that Ed. Stafford's chimney w
= on fire. 1t burned so fiercely that
was at first thought the house h
caught fire. The fire departing
oy made an excellent response, near
er every man in his place. which spea
well for the department.
90 g Miss Florence Giles and Miss Wiz
low gave party entertainment
the home of Miss GILES one event
Oh of last week. This was given
re honor of Miss Eliza Eaton and MI
- Myrtle Perley. who intend spends
n the winter at Southern Pines.
ar- number of other close friends were
IS. vited and most delightful event
be was spent.
IN Services in the Congregation
church next Sabbath as follow
nj Preaching service 10 80, Sunday scht
re-. IL: 100 m. Christian Endeavor ::
rs. Cont inued on naua eiuht