Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-12-29


Beauclerk.
Joseph Lanou. Henry Priest. and
Bernard Lee returned to Goddard |
Seminary last Monday after vaca-
tion of two weeks.
The Methodist Sunday school was
reorganized last Sunday with the fol-
lowing officers, superintendent, j. |
H. Cook. E. N. Knapp assistant SUI
perintendent, secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. Lemos.
D. A. Brahana has been distribut-
ing to his patrons the past week,
one of the most attractive calendars
yet seen. 1t is fine cut of horses
head on dainty china plate, which
made very desirable gift.
The annual business meeting and roll
call of the congregational church
will Re held Thursday after at
O'Clock, in the vestry. All members
are urged and others interested are
invited to attend. After the roll call
ref eeh nents will tie served at The
parsonage.
The Union Christmas exercises held
at Court House hall last Saturday
evening were largely attended. An
excellent program consisting of rec.
ltat1Ons. motion songs, solos, duets
and choruses by the school was rem
dered. Much credit is due the children
as we'll as the committee in charge.
The fifth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Watson was cele.
brated at their home Monday even
ing. Dec. 20. The evening was pleas
antly spent in social converse, games
ETC., and partaking of refresh.
ments. They were the recipients of
several gifts as souvenir of the
event.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Tinker invited the
c. E. and Epworth League societies
to meet with them for a social last
Monday evening in honor of their
: daughter Grace and her husband of
: New York. A large number respond
ed to the invitation. Refreshments of
: sandwiches, cake and coffee were
: served and all spent a very pleasant
: evening.
! Next Friday evening, Dec. 81, Rev.
: w. A. Warner of Barton will deliver
: his famous lecture, Locks and Keys"
!. at Court house hall under the aus
!, rices of the Jr. o. u. A. M. There will
- be promenade after thu lecture.
Smiths orchestra will furnish music.
: Lunch will be served All who have
heard Rev. Warner lecture will sure
Iy be anxious to hear him again and
s all who have not heard m will miss
a treat II they do not come. Admis-
siont lecture Is cents. Promenade
y rs cents per couple. Lunch 10 cents.
), Card-We wish to express our heart
= felt thanks to TIE neighbors arc
.pI friends for their many acts Of thought.
{, full kindness, during the sickness,
death and burial of our loved one. We
wish to tla' k tie q1artette for the
IS beautiful music, also the Sunday
school, Modern Woodmen and al
r. others who furnished flowers. May
=. the God that rewards all good deeds
bless YOU is the wish of the under
II signed.
(. Mr.. E. F. Wells and family,
10 Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Bickford,
! Mabelle c. Teller
is is Miss Dora Pudvah is home for tt,
" holidays.
i Francis Dutton died at the home O
# John Hoadley Thursday of old age.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kinsley and Pu
N fus kinsley spent Christmas at Or
,e leans.
st Jacob Greenwood has returned fro1
Canada where he has spent the las
~ three months.
ID Mrs. c; G. stannard spent the pas
r. week at Fitch Bay, P. O., with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wharry.
Albert Steb' ms was in Newpor
last week and his son Albion returne
III home with him for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Wellman an
rs children Of Newport spent Christina
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. V. w
re Parker.
Y. Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Sweet went t
s 25th wedding anniversary of her PAL
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien.
Mt Christmas exercises at the Congre
l. gational church Friday evening wer
very good, the children doing thei
~ parts very nicely. Miss Chloe Kelle
st spoke in her usual pleasing manner
- The singing by the choir and childre
was very good and the tree had tn
d. usual number of presents. Neal
IL fy everyone was remembered wit
gifts.
st -. "a. - MORGAN.
80 Hazel Cobb is working at C.
Moore's.
~ ~ Elmer Miller will soon move to til
:" Calkins farm.
49,, Lila johnson was in the store f.
-. the Christmas trade.
j.. H. Gilmore is executor of the A.
-, thur n. Daggett estate.
to L. L.~Y Dung has lame arm cause
by being kicked by horse.
ce Gcnevieve Moore came home sic
IDS from Derby academy this week.
Frank Gray of Holland has bougl
ed of Wallace Wilder the Calkins farm
DC Oral Corlis cut his foot badly fe
days ago while working in the wood