Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-11-24


Leon G. Batchelder after making q
trip west as far as Kansas, returned
Monday evening for a vacation of
sorre weeks.
The Foreign Missionary society will
hold their Thank offering meeting
next Tuesday at 100 p. m. in the Con-
gregational vestry.
Mrs. Charles Clogston visited her
parents in Newport last week, Mr..
Closton spending Sunday and returning
with his wife on Monday.
John Borland has sold his place,
formerly owned by G. H. Davis, to
| Albert D. Abbott Of Glover. Mr.. Alb
bott takes immediate possession.
Helen NJ. Percival and John w.
at the Congregational parsonage by
Rev. w. A. Warner Saturday.
| Tinker's dancing class was held on
Friday evening. Nov. 10, several new
pupils being present. A social dance
was held after the class session.
Miss Maria McMurray, who has
been spending some time with her sis
| ter, Mrs. Harry Graves, goes today to
Sherbrooke to stay until after Christ
mas.
The moving picture show each
Thursday evening is proving a. big
drawing card. The reels are very
respect.
Mrs. O. H. Mossman and Miss Cora,
Mrs. c. H. Blood and Mrs. Francis
Jewell attended the funeral of Miss
Rowena Clark at Lyndonville, Monday
afternoon.
The following letters remain IN
called for at the postoffice. Please
say advertised when calling for these
letters. Jos. K Beck, K. Speuce &
/ Co. Frank Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Sawyer move ir
a few days into the tenement being
finished off upstairs in the Pierce and
Barrows' block, where the Monitor
Office formerly was. ~
Mrs. C. n. Jackson goes soon te
spend the winter with her husband a,
Stanstead and Mr.. az d Mrs. Clinton
Cook, will occupy the jackson hons
during her ABSENCE.
In another column will be found q
poem reprinted from another paper
written by Clinton Murray. former
i Barton boy. Mrs. Murray. his moth.
er, is a resident Of this place.
{ :. Miss Jennie M. WiTkie left this
n morning for Barre to spend Thanks
giving with her brother, Charles Will
kie, while there she will also visit hel
uncle. Timothy Carey at Montpelier
a On account of arehearsal of specia
music for M iss Edith. M. Balch' s lee
ture on state, Sunday school worl
there will be NO C. E. meeting a
Congreg ational church next Sunda.
evening.
4 Fred PercivaE's family have move'
to Mrs. Telfer's tenement on Parl
street, Mrs. TaEfer occupying a small
tenement which she has Nately com
pleted for herself in the chambers O
! her house.
E. w. Barron and w. r.. Blasdell
executors of the B. M. R. Nelson es
tate. will sell the Nelson residence OF
Church street near Sewers block a
auction. Saturday., December 4, a
IL 80 o'clock sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren HartEell g,
to West Burke TO spend Thanksgiving
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Graves to Fitch
| burg. Mass, and Miss Carrie Jones t.
| her old home in st. Johnsbury to eel
citrate the day.
| Mrs. A. E.. Pruning returned HON
Monday from Boston where she Wis
tied at the home of her cousin, Dr.
| C. w. Clarke Mrs P. H. Skinner an
daughter IsaGbre return 80 their HON
1 ~ Meet Gloyor todou
Mrs. C. P. Jenness returned Status
/ day night from her trip TO Boston, an
Sunday went to Sheffield to visit he
mother. Mrs. Hanscom, who is quiz
i'll. Mrs. Emma Skinner of Glover
caring for Mrs. Hanseom.
Mrs. w. E. Hanson was called |
her old home in Greensboro last wee
by the severe illness of her mother
Mrs. HAYDEN McClary. Mrs. NECTAR
is slightly improved, though still crit
cally i'll from the effects of shocl
II Sunday at 3 p. m. there will be a
| Episcopal service conducted by til
| Rector of ST. Marks church of New
| port, Rev. Albert G. Leonard, in tn
| Modern Woodmen's hall. The singir
! will be led by the choir of St. Mark
church.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dolloff i.
Manchester, N. H., are the hapI
| parents of daughter born Nov. ut
Mrs. Dolloff, daughter of Mrs. l..
Freeman. has often visited in tow
and her friends here extend congrat
lations.
A small audience greeted "Tl
Toy Makers" at Sewers hall We
nesday. Nov. II. The music was vel
catchy. and brought applaus,
The acting (what was necessar.
r was very good, and the comedy was e.
,ag joyed greatly by all attending.
e H. F. Pillsbury. has bought a,
II acres of land on Willoughby laI
20 mountain of the George A. Isbell, e
to tate, New Haven, Conn.,. and has |,
at the job to Bishop & MacFarlin to q,
- the lumber to the lake for the
= L. Chandler company this winter.
st. Joseph cemetery is the nan
given to the new Catholic cemete1
on High street. The land was give