Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-12-01

ef dI years past, De1DG DuSy curing the |
whole dull season when other indus
tries here and elsewhere were shut
down.
A. F. Philips Of this place and H.
D. Beebe of -Westmore attended the
meeting of the Vermont Morgan horse
club at Hartford Tavern Saturday.
Mr.. Phillips spoke at this meeting on
"The>Morgan Horse of the Past"
Mr.. Beebe was elected on the board of
governors for the club.
F. Russell Ross, the new Barton
piano and organ tuner wishes to
heartily thank those who have so
promptly availed themselves of his
services, and he will be pleased to at
tend to still further orders in the
line of tuning and repairing instru-
ments. Call or address a postcard to
81 Park street.
The Odd Girls of the M. E. church
will hold supper in their church par
lors Friday evening from six until
eight. Mrs. Mossman, Mrs. Freeman,
Drown, Mrs. Drumming and Misses Free
man, Mossman and Wright will enter
tain. An important business meeting
will be held at four o'clock at which it
is very necessary that every member
should be present. Everyone invited.
The following is from the Hardwick
Gazette: Miss M. Glenn Devereaux,
who has worked for two years as a
compositor in this office, started Sat-
urday morning for Woodstock, where
she has position with the. Elm Free
Press. During her stay here Miss
hoC o;r of
friends and acGuaintances. who wish
her the best of success in her new
work.
The opening service in Congrega-
tional Sunday school next Sunday will
have the following program. Two
hymns to be selected, prayer Mr..
Cummings, verse or two of scrip
ture from each member of Mr.. War
ner's and Miss Austin's classes on the
subject of ''Giving,'' solo by Mrs.
Lang, Reading of the lesson text, les
son study, closing exercises. School
repeat 23rd Psalm. Singing "God Be
with You till We Meet Again.
A contribution of S14.OO was made
by the members of the Foreign Mis-
sionary society at their annual Thank
offering meeting Friday at the Con.
gregational vestry. The prescribed
program of prayer, responses, readings,
and music was carried out and in ad-
dition the president, Mrs. Hibbard
gave some notes from the annual
meeting at Minneapolis of the Ameri-
can Board. The meeting was we'll at
| tended and one new member was add
| ed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Abbott were in
Lyndonville part of last week.
w. T. Brooks began chopping in the
woods for Ezra Drown Monday.
School closed Wednesday for Thank 3
giving and began again Monday.
Geo. Duke and family of Lyndon
vile spent Thanksgiving at E. C.
Drown's.
Harrison Kimball, who recently
rented A. D. Folsom's little house,
is quite ill.
Ernest Wheeler's children of Or
leans are visiting their grandfather,
B. G. Berry.
/ Mr.. Whitcher of Whitefield was a
recent guest at the w. w. & L. Com
!, pany boarding house.
B. G.. Berry has again assumed du-
ties as station agent for the B. and
M. railroad at this station.
AL BANY.
Miss Eva Martin has been quite i'll.
+ leslie Sanders was at home last
| wee K
i Ira Magoon Of Barton was in town
this week.
Archie Stone was at home a few
days recently.
/ John George OF Quebec is working
for DIR. A. M. Goddard.
4 Thomas Marnock of Glover re Gently
visited friends in town.
j Albert Fort lof East Hardwick We,
in town one dey last week.