Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-02-03

The district meeting of the M. w. of
A. was held at Barton last week
About 20 of the members of this place
attended and report a very interesting
meeting.
Daniel Clarke has arrived from
Northampton. Mass, and Will take the
position formerly occupied by Mr..
Stone in the veneer mill of the E. l..
Chandler Co.
H. C. Goss. district deputy Of nj. w.
of A. and J. E. Lyon, past councillor,
go to East Burke tonight to organize
a camp of Modern Woodmen with So.
charter members.
G. w. Haire, who boards with Mr..
Hardy at Bloomington, was arrested
Tuesday morning and taken to North
Troy, where charges have been pre-
ferred against him.
Regular services in the Methodist
church as usual. Morning service at
10 80. Sunday school at Il. Junior
League at 8. Epworth League at 6 Is.
Evening service at T.,
Mr.. Dubois has again been compelled
to give up work on account of his in
iuries. 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. Dubois was hurt in a railroad &C.
cident some time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs.C. E. Cogly of Nashua,
NH :, visited at Charles Nute's over
Sunday. Mr.. Cogly returned to Nash
ia Monday, while Mrs. Cogly remained
here. She is a daughter of Mrs. Kipp.
Mrs. E. E. Doe went to St. Johns
bury last week and from there to Ev-
erett, Mass, to visit her sister. Dur
ing Mrs. Does absence Mr.. Doe and
children are boarding at H. l. Smiths.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Congregational church met with
Mrs. Gallup on Maple street Tuesday
afternoon, There was a very good at
tendance and an interesting program
rendered.
The A. M Durham place near Ev-
%ansville, which had been purchased by
the water commission for its water
rights. has been sold by them to Mrs.
Clarke Fox, the commissioners five
| acres.
V. M. Parker, representative from
Lowell, stopped on his way home from
Montpelier to call on his sisters, Mrs.
Fl. B. Smith, Mrs. Julia Skinner and
Mrs. Fl. D. Stannard, and brother,
Samuel Parker.
Twenty-Five of the young people of
the high and grammar schools went OF
a straw ride to Evansville on Thursday
night, attending the Methodist dona.
ton. The Congregational pastor at
Orleans gave the address.
E. E. Doe went Wednesday to Mont
real to take charge of the remains of
the Polander scalded at the veneel
mill. He expressed the body from
Newport to Northampton, Mass.
where friends received it.
Fred Friend of South Barton has
moved into the house purchased from
Taplin e Rowell on Cottage street. He
will work in the veneer mill. Mr..
Friend had been working for the vii
loughby Wood and Lumber Co.
Don't forget the concert in the opera
hall Wednesday evening, Feb. 10, giver
by the famous Weber male quartet, &C
companied by an excellent reader
Tickets on sale at Austin's drug store
Get your tickets early and thus secur,
a good seat.
Prayer and conference meeting OF
Wednesday evening at Z 80 in the Con
gregational vestry. Subject .'tChris
tian Diligence" Make an effort to h,
present. There is a good attendanc,
and increased interest in these week.,
meetings.
Prof. Hall of Wells River brough
his little son Edwin to. the home of hi.
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Lo
throp, to be taken care of during Mrs
Halls illness. We are glad to lear
that Mrs. Hall is. making rapid prog
ress toward recovery.
Lawyer w. r. Aldrich was called t
Albany Wednesday to act in. the cas-
of Daniel Brown against w. O.. Ha,
vey in ar action to o damages
Mr.. Aldrich appeared for the plaintiff
and w. w. Reirden of Barton for th
defendant. The verdict was rendere
by the Jury in favor of the plaintiff
Frank Proyoncha had a hearing bt
fore the municipal court at Newpoi
, Tuesday. and was fined $50 in tn
breach of the peace case, fined SIS fc
2 intoxication and costs; fine suspende
: and was placed in the care of the pr
baton officer for good behavior, wit