Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-09-29

and Brooklyn, N. Y, returned Sstur-
day evening, bringing her sister, Mrs.
Harris with her.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Abel of Iras
burg, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Sisco and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kipp of Newport
were recently entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Joslyn.
Regular service in the Congrega-
tional church at the usual hours next
Sabbath. Regular service of song in
the evening at Z Is; cordial invita-
ton is extended the puplic.
Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Fletcher are ex-
pected home this evening from their
trip to Boston, New York and Phila-
delphia They attended the Hudson
and Fulton celebration, while in New
York.
There was a mistake made last week
in the report of new members in the
orchestra at the Congregational
church, H. S. Webster plays the from
bone instead of the clarinet, and Har.
old >Gardyne plays the clarinet.
George Porter bought the G. E.
Dean property at private sale after
the auction Tuesday afternoon Sep
TENDER 81, paying $4,000 for it includ-
ing a large stove and nearly 500
worth of fuel. Mr.. Porter began
moving Monday.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Labor
on Maple street last Wednesday even
ing, Aaron Alfred Carey and Mabel
Gertrude Going were united in mar
L1,
Their many friends wish them much
joy and prosperity.
N. A. Stimson and daughter, Mrs.
Merte Perley, and Miss Florence
Blackburn expect to leave for South
ern Pines, N. c., October &c, where
they wifi spend the winter. Mrs. A.
D. Chandler and Miss Eaton, who ex-
pect to spend the winter in Southern
t Pines will board with them.
The High school football team was
disappointed last Saturday in not re-
ceiving their suits in time for the
game at Derby Center. The suits
however arrived Saturday evening
and the game with Derby academy
l team will be played next Saturday
afternoon on the Skinner Athletic
: Grounds.
D Miss E. Eliza Sessions, one of the
financial agents of the Kurn Hattin
Homes for homeless boys will be in
: this place and vicinity during the
week of October 6. On Sunday Octo-
: Der 10, she will speak in the Congre
, gational church both morning anC
evening and will no doubt have very
+ interesting report.
r The Ladies' Aid society of the Con
gregational church gave a harvest
g dinner Tuesday noon. Even though
i. it rained steadily there was large
gathering present and the tables were
. nearly all filled the second time.
! on the excellent dinner and splendid
patronage. They cleared S25.
v The Village Improvement societ!
will have rummage sale October 2
and %. Ladies soliciting will visi
l. che homes next week. If you have
= old newspapers and magazines vol
wish to dispose of keep them for th
e society and the ladies will call 70
J. them AS heretofore the rummag
sale will be held in band room.
% The game of football last Saturda
e was postponed owing to the non arr
val of the suits. This game will b.
le played one week from next Saturda
l. at Derby. The game next week o.
the Athletic grounds will be by tn
rs Derby academy team and the Orlean
(. High school team. Arrangements al
being made for a series of games b.
N tween Lyndonville and St. Johnsbur!
s. Laura A., eldest daughter of Tappi
y. and Adeline Lawrence Pearson WE
he born in Albany, September l, 1885,
ia In early life she gave her heart to til
en- Saviour and lived a consistent Chrl
# last six years of which, owing to
a. fall, were spent on bed of intens
nm suffering. In 1870 she was united
marriage with Amos Metcalf of Ira
20, burg and for whom she tenderly care
"a through long years of invalidisn
~ Her call to service seems to have bee
NC in the form Of ministering to Others
The aged father and mother, husbar
er- and two widowed aunts. all in the
ge turn she cared for, until removed
re- death from her home. She was 10y
to the church of her choice. which W;
a the Congregational church of Ira
Ir. burg. The poor and distressed we
ST. helped and comforted according
her ability. During her long siege
.ov sickness and suffering she NANTES
~ ~, ed great amount of courage, p
ng thence, and fortitude, realizing full
"e at all times the loving care of h
:, heavenly Father. Her life and cha
ell acter were an inspiration to all W
rs. met her. Two sisters survive he
on Mrs. Olive w. Clement of Suncook,
lay H Z, and Mrs. Josephine M. Dutton
Concord, N. H., who unite in than
the ing the friends for their sympath
it's help and flowers.