Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-09-01

Rev. and Mrs. Chase arrived Tues
day evening on their return from the
camp meeting held at Lyndonville to
their home In Guildhall. -,
Prof. Billiard and Harold Bassett
spent Wednesday and Thursday last
week at the Bradford fair playing with
the st. Johnsbury cornet band.
Prof. and Mrs. Hall and son Edwin,
left this morning for Topsfeld, Mass,
where the professor has secured a
position as principal of schools.
Fred Goldsmith starts next Tuesday
for Boston to attend the HALEY School
of Technology and Engineering. He
expects to stay until next June.
Dwinell & Pearson have the contract
of building a house on Prospect street
for DIR. Young. John Lawrence began
excavating for the cellar on Monday.
Regular communion services in the
Congregational church next Sabbath
morning. The offering will be for the
Congregational Sunday School and
Publishing society.
Mrs. A. D. Wiggin and family leave
Troy next week for their new home in
Great Falls, Montana, where Prof.
Wiggin has already resumed his labor
as principal of the high school there.
Little Marion Hoyt had the misfor-
tune of having an arm broken in sew
eral places and the ligaments torn
loose by being thrown from small
express wagon which ran off the side
walk.
S. B. Parker has fitted up very
commodious and convenient room in
his house across the railroad for his
shoe shop and harness room. 1t is ex'
ceedingly we'll lighted and very
pleasantly located.
!. Miss Ella Stafford is spending few
weeks at home. Miss Stafford is
studying for trained nurse in thu
= Margaret Pillsbury hospital in Con
cord, N H. She has thus far hat
remarkable success.
Miss Mabel Trip drew the So priz
at A. D. Beede's store this week
The clock stopped at 4-51-8 and tn
I lucky number was time card 4-49-58
AS usual there was large Grove
present at the drawing.
A. M. Blair and family moved t.
r New York state where Mr.. Blair ha
secured employment at his trade as
barber. Mr.. Blair was employed b.
q Charles Mute the past few years an
d gave excellent satisfaction to hi
patrons.
J. The high school base ball team
: played at Island Pond Saturday an
were defeated by the score of 6 to
1t was stated however on goo
s authority, that the umpire above
o his own personal desires to color hi
judgments.
5 On Sunday evening at 8 o'clock 9
T.. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Healey O
Irasburg street, Frank Rowe and Elgi
d M. Alexander were united in marriag
= by Rev. G. l.. Shaeffer. Both youn
people are from Bloomington. The!
friends wish them happiness and pro-
;; perity.
The song services, which have bee
:. so popular the past three years in II
r Congregational church, will again
e taken up. The first one will be give
on Sunday evening, September 10.
% cordial invitation is extended to a
III who desire to take part under tt
h efficient leadership of Mr.. Taplin.
70 The trustees and the Village Ir
err provement society are laying plans f
g the improvement of the post Off
square. The plans as partly work.
n out, will mean a beautiful green wi
en- a 81 foot street on either side.
ne the north end there will be ne
watering fountain with an electl
to light over it. The green as plann
&C. will be enclosed with curb.
gh The Orleans schools opened Mond
morning with good attendant
Mt Prof. Fletcher, principal; Miss She
av man. assistant; Miss Martin, eigh
,is and ninth grades; Miss Kittredg
" sixth and seventh grades Miss Lyc
fourth and fifth grades; Miss Divine
ng second and third grades: Miss Aust
'e- primary. The enrolment at
s., early morning session was 1S5 Wi
still others to hear from.
e! BRoWNINCToN.
OF Mrs. Geo. Grow is visiting frien
be in Lennoxville, Can.
Carroll Dutton from Hartford is v
lu- iting relatives in town.
no Mrs. Lot Edmunds entertain
at friends from New York lest week.
Forty attended the Ladies' Aid 8
led ciety meeting at F. E. Newton
srs The Ladies' Aid society will me
Oh Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ri
Thirty-five from this town attend
lay the grange picnic at Willoughby Al
lie, "a.
ng Mrs. Eva Richmond from Burlin
ton recently visited at E. S. Tin
er. hams.
Ike Mr.. and Mrs. G. Elkins from No,
re Troy visited at Scott Tinkham's i
week.