Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-10-20


Emmett Baraw entertained Charles
Neal, manager of the Glen Cove house,
Onset, Mass, last week.
The congregational minister is
sporting fine new driving harness
the gift of Taplin & Rowell.
H. P. Jaycox of Bridgeport, Conn.,,
arrived at the congregational parson-
age Sunday evening for weeks visit.
The Methodist prayer meeting will be
held Friday evening at o'clock in
stead of 8. Remember the change.
Miss Daisy Kittredge, of the public
schools, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her people in Newport and vicin-
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. D. R. Collins re-
turned from their two weeks visit
with their son, Prof. Collins of Middle
bury college.
H. D. Rogers Of Auburn, Me-, will
spend few months in the village,
having rented rooms at Mrs. Rogers
on Water street.
Remember the rummage sale held
by the ladies of the Village Improve
ment society, Thursday and Friday in
the band room.
Mrs. Wallace Bowman and Mrs. AL
ice L. Cole returned Monday night
from their ten days. excursion to Bos-
ton and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Landon received
a very agreeable surprise last week in
a visit from their son Hugh from
Portland, Oregon.
We call attention to Beede's large
advertisement on page six of his open
ing sale of Clarkson garments on Fri
day and Saturday. .zs =,
Mrs. Gardyne's mother, Mrs. AEw-
ing, has been i'll the past week. At
present writing she is making prog
ress towards recovery. al
B. w. Locke of Montpelier is spend
ing several days in town. Mr.. Locke
and sister Mrs. C. H. Jones spent
Thursday in Coventry. So.
!; District Superintendent Frank w:
Lewis preached a very stimulating
and helpful sermon at the Methods
church Sunday night.
, Misses Lucy Martin and Grace Aus.
tin left Wednesday for Burlington te
attend the state teachers convention
, and will return Saturday.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church hele
, it's regular monthly meeting at thu
church parlors this week Wednesday
. Daniel Skinner returned from hi
visit to Newport Center and Nortl
Troy and reports having an excellen
time with old comrades and friends
Will the ladies having fancy article
!, intended for the Epworth League sal
kindly leave same at Miss Eva Bias
sett's store at their earliest conven
fence.
There will be a meeting in tn
opera hall Friday evening at o'cloc
for the purpose of organizing boar
Of trade. Let all who are intereste
attend.
The Missionary society Of the Cor
gregational church packed three bar
, rels this afternoon which are to
i sent to Mcintosh, Ga, and Gran
View, Tenn.
The Orleans high school footbs
team will meet the Lyndon Institut
team at Lyndonville Saturday after
noon. Good clean sport means success
to the best team.
Wednesday evening, Oct. 20, at tn
brides home on Water street, Ra
Earl Leach and lila Arnell Moulto
were united in marriage by Rev.
R. Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Taplin recent
r entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kelle
of Pawtucket, R. l.. who were {
= their honeymoon trip with Mr.. Ke
ley's parents in Albany.
:. Thus far nothing has been heard
: Ernest Thompson, the lad who
+ suddenly disappeared one day la
I week, except that he purchased tic
-: ct at Newport for Montreal.
+: The Cook & Harris Moving Pictu
i company has made contract with Il
!: Village Improvement society to gi
? entertainments in the near future
i the benefit of the society.
:; Miss Amy Fiske was elected de-
gate to represent the Congregation
+ Sunday school at the. state Sund
:; school convention to be held at Woo
:; stock next week.
: Services in the M E. church ne
i Sunday as follows: Preaching serv
10 80 a. m. Sunday school, IL 100. il
Z ior League 3 100. Epworth League 6
+ p. M, evening service 700 p.
Prayer meeting on Friday evening
T 700 p. m.
J. N. A. Skinner and daughter, M
: Myrtle Perley leave for Hanover,
: H. Saturday for short visit. FIR
j. there they go to Southern Pines whe
:: they will spend the winter. Mrs.
D. Chandler and Miss Eaton folio
!. ing little later on.
!. Mrs. Asa Harris ard her moth
:. Mrs. Litchfield, went to Lyndon S
urday, spending several days visit
Sc. friends and relatives. Mrs. Litchfi