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

Capt. Robert Watson Of Lyndonville
installed the officers of the Uniform
Rank, Knights of Pythias, in Castle
hall Tuesday evening.
Prof. Allen will give another moving
picture show on Thursday evening in
the opera hall under the auspices of
the Modern Woodmen.
Mrs. Maxwell. who has been keep
ing house for w. w. Brennan, has
gone to Newport Centre to the home of
her brother, M. A. Parker.
Mrs. Geo. Porter. who has been at
the Royal Victoria hospital, Montreal.
and underwent very successful opera
ton, arrived home Tuesday.
The E. L. Chandler Co. has installed
a new glue joiner. This is a specially
built machine by the Thompson Manu-.
featuring Co., of Lancaster, N. HI.
Miss Blanche Churchill, who has
spent the past two months with her
sister, Mrs. H. l.. Ford at Newton
Highlands, Mass, has returned to her
| home.
Miss Ella Stafford, who lis studying
at the Margaret Pillsbury hospital,
Concord, N. H., has passed very credit
able examination, averaging SO in
| her work.
| j Mr.. Demick, employed as sawyer
by the E. L. Chandler Co., has rented
one of Geo. Ford's tenements on Maple
street and will move his family from
Charleston this week
The Knights of King Arthur gave a
social at the Methodist church Monday
evening of this week. A goodly num-
Der enjoyed games and refreshments.
Only invited guests were present.
J. G. Turnbull, A.. w. Fletcher, A.
H. Gardyne, E. C. Skinner, J. H.
Winget, J. B. Cotton. and G. L..
Shaeffer attended the chapter meeting
in Barton Monday evening.
Simeon Grenieo of WoodsvilIe, N.
H., has secured work at the E. L..
! Chandler Co. mills, and will move his
family here. He was employed here
until year ago at the time of the
panic.
w. C. Trip took a party of 19 voters
to the town meeting Tuesday. The
E. L. Chandler Co. shut down one of
it's mills so that the men would have
the opportunity of attending the annu-
al meeting.
Holy communion will be observed in
the congregational church on Sunday
morning March 7. The offering will
: be for the educational and church
building societies. Come prepared to
make liberal offering.
The "K. M. S. Pinafore'' will be
given in the opera hall on Friday even
ing, March 5. under the auspices of the
Village Improvement society. 1t is al
home talent under the direction of Mr.
and Mrs Van Duzer. Tickets on sale
at Austin's drug store. Price Is anc
35 cents.
The fourth quarterly conference o.
the year will be held at the Methods
church Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
sharp. Written reports are request
ed from the Sunday school superinten
: dent, the presidents of the Epwortl
League and Ladies' Aid society, tn
church treasurer, and all other off
Gals. District Superintendent Levi
will be present and preside.
. | TIE Woman's Missionary society O
the ngregational church met Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. L
S. Nye. The Missionary society Q
the Methodist church were invite
guests and most excellent and ir
spring meeting was enjoyed by al
A very large number from both socit
: | ties were present and an excellent Liter
; airy and musical progIa am was rendere
6 | after which refreshments were served
Rev. Miss Phelps. who is serving tn
8 parish of Springfield and Carroll, Me
i and who has been visiting in thi
3 vicinity for the past few weeks
preached in the Congregational churc
Sunday evening, delivering an exec
lent sermon to very good congregs
tion. Miss Phelps is the daughter {
Rev. Mr.. Phelps who was one of tn
former pastors of the Congregations
}, church at Irasburg. Miss Phelps is
s very pleasing and interesting speaker
: Miss Myra Douglass was taken ser
ously ill Tuesday night of last wee
e with appendicitis. Medical assis
r ance was hastily called, but she gre
f steadily worse during the week ar
Sunday morning it was decided a
r operation was necessary. She W.
: Immediately taken to the Royal VII
:. , toria hospital at Montreal. A ver
successful operation was perfoime
and Miss Douglass is doing very we
under the circumstances. Miss Dous
lass has a host of friends here and a
are most earnestly praying for he
speedy recovery. Miss Gertrude Lyo