Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-12-22
Roland D. Grant Last Evening.

Roland D. Grant Last Evening.
The second number of the lecture
| DIR. Roland D. Grant in the subject
"Trees of Eden or Snakes in Para
Disc" The audience filled the opera
hall and listened with undated inter.
est for two and one-half hours to a
lecture that was full of rollicking
| fun interspersed with wit and humor,
and yet filled with the most profound
philosophy. The depth of his reason
| ing was profound and yet so simple
| that boys followed him with the most
| intense interest. DR.. Grant is man
that brings message born out of the
depths of his own soul. One patron
said it was the best he ever heard
and he voiced the sentiment of the
great majority. The next number of
the course will be concert given by
Victor's Venetian Band on Friday af-
ternoon, January, 18th, beginning
promptly at :45. The merchants
have agreed to close the stores dur
ing the two hours concert. Secure
your seats early for there is going to
be a crowd.
ORLEANS.
Miss Stella Twombly is in Barre.
Lyman Heath spent Sunday in Stan.
stead, P. @.
Mass will be said on Christmas day
here at 10 a. m.
C. S. Skinner left for Skinner, Me-,
Monday morning.
H. D. Stannard was in St. Johnsbu ry
Saturday on business.
Vera Churchill is assisting Mrs. l..
A. Spaford during the holidays.
Dan Clarke is spending the holidays
in his home in Northampton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Buchanan are at
West Derby visiting H. l.. Moore s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lyon of Ayers
Cliff called on friends in town last
week.
A. N. Uttin on the Coventry road
has had a New England telephone
installed.
Prof. w. H. Fletcher attended q
fraternal banquet at Dartmouth Fri
day night.
Paul Greggs is assisting J. B. Rog.
ers in his store after school hours dur.
ing winter.
Charles ellis is seriously III with
appendicitis and too weak to undergo
an operation.
Miss Mabel Parlin is caring fol
Mrs. C. M. Baldwin and little daugh
ter of Irasbur.:
Miss Marion Ordway arrived from
Lasalle seminary to spend the holiday
with her parents.
Gertrude Bennett, Karl Webster
Charles Harris and Fred Scott are eX
pected home Friday.
Christmas song service by the Con
gregational chorus in the opera hal
Sunday evening at 7:15.
The Junior League of the M. E
church held social at the churcl
last Wednesday evening.
The schools closed today for the re
mainder Of the week. Sessions vii
begin again next Monday.
Stella Twombly returned from Bar
; re where she had taken a course O
treatment under the osteopath.
C. R. Powell will give New Year
ball at Sewers hall, Barton, Decen
7 Der 81. Seven piece orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Winget atten
; ed the funeral of Mrs. Winget's fail
!? er Friday near Sherbrooke, P. O.
: Earl Twombly and Fred Goldsmit
+ arrived Saturday morning from Bo
! ton to spend the holidays at home.
!; A. W. Wiley represented Barte
!: as q delegate to the state conventie
+ of Oranges last week in Burlington
: Prof. and Mrs. Clifford Hall a,
!! son Edwin arrived from Topsfiel
Mass, for two weeks vacation
I the Valley house.
:; Mrs. Spafford had the misfortune
!: slipping on the ice in front of Mr.
+ Chamberlin' last week. receivil
! thereby an injured eye.
j. There is still some good heavy wi
:; ter clothing left from the Rumma,
:? sale which can be had by purchase
=. by calling on Mrs. Jack Brown.
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