Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-10-20
our FLOUR IS LOWER IN PRICE BUT NOT IN QUALITY
THE UP-TO-DATE GROCERY,

left Lyndon Monday for Mortified,
Mass, for several weeks visit, while
Mrs. Harris returned to her home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Grow, who sew
eral years ago were called here from
death of Mr.. Crows father and
whose mother also died about year
ago, returned to their home inMichigan.
Mr.. Grow has conducted the home
farm during the past two years.
Regular services in the Congrega-
tional church next Sabbath at the fol-
lowing hours: Preaching service
10 80 a. m. Sunday schoul IL 100 m.
Christian Endeavor 6 80, evening SER
vice on Wednesday evening at 7 30
Subject, Success in Failure-Paul
in the Hands of Caesar"
Miss Lamson, worker for the Life
and Light" will give an address at
the home of Mrs. Holdridge on Friday
afternoon at Irasburg. All desiring
to attend this meeting from this place
will please notify Mrs. Shaeffer at
their earliest possible convenience, so
that proper arrangements can be
made.
Rev. Edward E. Wells. pastor of
the Methodist church at Irasburg,
will preach at the Methodist church
next Sunday morning. Mr.. Wells is
having extraordinary popularity at
Irasburg, where he is doing a work of
unusual magnitude. He is a preacher
of far more than ordinary ability, and
large congregation should be pres.
ent to hear him.
The w. C. T. U. held their regular
meeting this week Tuesday evening
at the home Of Mrs. A. w. Fletcher.
The teachers were the invited guests.
After the rendition of a short pro.
gram refreshments were served and g
social hour enjoyed. A very good
meeting is reported and it is hopec
that the interest in these meetings
and the general work of the organiza
ton will increase.
The Epworth League sale will be
held at the M. E. vestry Friday after
noon and evening, Oct. 20. Usefu
household articles, fancy articles
aprons, home made candy, food ant
vegetables will be among the things
for sale. The Worcester Salt com
pany, Darlington & Hall company
Heinz company, have kindly donate,
samples of their products for tn
sale. Light refreshments served an,
time and a general good time follow
friend.
The New Movement Glass of tn
Methodist church will give a social a
the church this Wednesday, evening
The exercises will include musica
selections, recitations and debat
on the question of woman suffrage
the cause of antf-suffrage being chan
pioned by Hugh w. Hastings an
Clarence E. Cole, and that of suffrag
by Harry Dickens and Mr.. Davenport
A general invitation is extended
all members of the class and the
friends, and also to all who may /
thinking of becoming members.
BRoWNINGToN
Edith Hitchins has gone to Charlie
ton to work.
Glenn Newton visited in Lowe
Saturday and Sunday.
Ernest and Annie Boynton of Co,
entry visited at George Going's la
week.
, Mr.. and Mrs. George Going visitt
in Holland, Morgan and Charlesto
last week.
y The W.. 9 II. U. will hold a sol
' service in Academy Hall Thursda
. October, 81. All are cordially invite
: Mrs. John Parlin received
dc
f birthday from her friends, much
O her qualification.
t Mrs. Eugene Brown and daught
: who have been spending the SUNNI
with her mother, Mrs. John Chent
q have returned to their home in W.
e cester, Mass.
e The Ladies Aid met with Mr.. a
II Mrs. Orvin Marsh Wednesday Oc
Der Is, for dinner. Mr.. Marsh v
:. seventy-two years old that day.
al received nice willow chair from
" friends.
j. Mrs. John Parlin celebrated ]
eightieth birthday Sunday, Octol
1t 10. Several of her children q
n and enjoyed very pleasant tir
Is She received 120 post cards fir
n. friends.
al Members and friends of the w.
T. U. will give song service EMIT
s. Saving of Daddy" at Academy
Y. Thursday evening, at 8 CLOCK.
m entertainment is given in the int
re est of the w. G.. 7. U. and no adm
A. sion will be asked. A silver offer
W. will be taken.
WESTMORE.
r,
IT. A daughter was born to Mr..
ny Mrs, Ira A. Lyon on Tuesday, {
Id 49,, Congratulations