Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-01-13

and clean show, meriting liberal pat
ronage. Some of the ladies objected
to the rabbit stew" served last Mon
it from the bill Of fare next Monday
evening.
A double header basket ball game
will take place at Crystal Lake hall on
Friday evening when ST. Johnsbury
Catholic association and the Crystal
Lake team meet, the Lyndonviile
grammar school and the convent team
playing between periods. A social
dance and oyster supper will be held
after the games.
We have not seen a finer calendar
than the one gotten out by the state
w. c.. T. y. They are not only at
tractive calendar but fine cook book
and mine of information, information
that followed will do much to lessen
the doctors fees. And they are only
so cents postpaid. Every local union
has them for sale.
Unless you fell down at least twice
in the last week you may consider
yourself out Of style. and seriously so
too. After the big thaw everything
was a glare of ice and one had but to
stand on the street corner for mo
ment to have some fun. But the fall
of about 10 inches of snow yesterday
and SO below zero night last night
has put stop to the falling of the
'3just and the unjust alike" and some
attention is beng paid to frozen water
pipes. noses and cheeks
! C. A. Thompson met with severe
accident Monday afternoon while
working with the saving machine at
! the James Cameron place in Glover.
A part of the machine broke and a
shaft struck his arm. breaking both
bones, and leaving other injuries.
Doctors were summoned and he was
/ brought to his home here. where he was
made as comfortable as possible. Mr..
Thompson seems to be rather unlucky.
having experienced several chair
breadth escapes in his life.
At the annual meeting of G. w.
Quimby Post, No. 76, Dept. of VT, G.
A. R., the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Osmon
Dwyer, PC. John Heating S. V. CA.
W. Varney, }. v. c.. w. II. Drumming
Adjt.: E. N. Randall. Chap; A. F.
French, Surg; E G. Collision, o. D.
j. R. Collision, O. G.. @. v. Joslyn, @.
M; A. D. Folsom. G. M. S.; j. N.
Webster, S. M. !; Elisha Foster. guard
O. V. Joslyn, color bearer. Delegate
to department encampment, A. d.
Folsom alternate, Elisha Foster.
The Barton Cornet band held thei1
annual banquet Wednesday evening,
Jan. 6, and entertained as guests tht
Glover band, besides several formel
hand mon and friends here Ahont e!
sat down to bountiful repast,, aftel
which DIR. J. A. Pearson acted as toast
master and several responded will
T words of praise and appreciation fo
: the band. Several new members wer,
started last fall, who are making rapit
3 progress under the training of Leade
| Potter, and the cornet band of 1909 vii
undoubtedly be the largest and bes
Barton has had in several years.
+ The Afternoon Study club, enjoyed
i very pleasant meeting at the new hom
+ of Mrs. F. B. Lang Thursday, Jan. Z
. 28 being present. Roll call was re
I sponded to with current events. Pa
per on life of Darwin. born Februar.
IL, 1909. was written by Mrs. O. d
e Rowell and read by Mrs. Pearson.
{ poem by Tennyson was read by Mrs
{ Currier. Piano solo, Mrs. Buswell
!, Paper on the life of Gladstone. bor
: December 20. 1909 was written b
}, Mrs. Cobb and read by Mrs. Nelson
$ Poem by Holmes was read BY Mrs
Mabel Hibbard. Piano solo. Son
h without Words" by MendelssOhr
il born February 81, 1909, by Miss Glen
Is ma Seaver.