Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-11-24

B. O. SMITH, PrOprietD
Two large congregations greeted DIR.
Flagg and listened to two most excel
lent discourses.
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held in the M. E. church Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock. Service
to continue but one hour. 1t is urged
that as many as possible from both
congregations attend the service
Rev. G. L. Shaeffer will preach the
sermon.
Miss Eva Grow, who has been.
spending the past 10 days in Boston
visiting her niece, Miss Gertrude Ben
nett, returned to her home Sunday
morning. Mrs. SWEET has been TAX
ing Miss Crows place in Beede's
store during her absence.
The turkeys at Kinney's Drug store
were won by A. E. Dudley and DR..
Young. Mr.. Dudley won the gobbler,
guessing the exact weight, 13 pounds
and 10 ounces. The hen, weighing
nine pounds and two ounces. There
were five persons tied for the hen and
the judges made the final drawing.
There were also two tied for the COB
bier. J; a.
| Next Sabbath morning there will be
union service in the opera hall at
| 10 80. Miss Edith ~Balch lone Of the
state. workers of the. county Sunday
school association. will be here to adj
dress the congregation. It is hoped
! that there will be- a large congrega-
ton present to hear Miss Balch. Sun
day school, young people IS meeting and
evening services in the respective
churches at, the usual hours. s.
~ = =, EVANSVILLE. -, :.
VIM. Judd is moving into J. F. Wat
l>erman's house. - - 49, :.
+ Mrs. George Bickford is sick with
rheumatic fever: ::ez - >'se:@'
w. S. Mcdowell is working for the
creamery company. - 20 e'@
VIM. Monteith has finished saving
his stock Of lumber.
7 Miss Grow is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Charlie Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Drown visited
their son, Earle Drown, at South Bar.
ton last week.
Mr.. Wilson. formerly employed by
TT. G. Turnbulf of Orleans, is here re-
pairing the creamery.
Mrs. Harry Bickford of Lyndonville
lis here helping to care for her moth.
yer, Mrs. George Bickford.
MI. and Mrs. ,Orson Grow of Brown.
Fington village visited his sister, Mrs.
; Frank Lapierre last week.
Mrs. Emma Town and little daugh-
ter of Orleans are staying with her
! mother, Mrs. VIM Monteith, for a
4 short time. Il
Schools in town will begin Nov. 20.
I Mrs. Mary Cello is visiting in Aver,
des Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Parker spent
Sunday at Troy. 1 ar
Miss Clara Burgess is spending a
few days at Bakersfield.
Mrs. David Burgess has returned
from her visit to Johnson.
> Mark and Wallace Warner of West
field spent last week in town.
Miss Lena Murphy of Brighto,
Mass, is in town for a few weeks
visit.
H. D. Stannard of Orleans was
business caller in town Friday ant
Saturday.
Mrs. Allen has returned from Wa
terville, where she has been for the
past two years.
Thanksgiving service. arranged will
the approval of all the pastors il
: town, is appointed at the Congroga
tional church for Wednesday evening
Nov. Oath, which is the eve of Thanks
giving, and more convenient for man,
than morning service.
The Worlds Temperance Sunday
] will be observed at the Congregations
church by sermon in the morning OF
"The Boy and His Temptations,
> Sunday school lesson, Paul on Self
; denial" with present day applications
! and Christian Endeavor discussion o
"The Battle of the Sum- in tn
evening.
Miss May Lapier entertained eigh
!. of her girl friends Saturday evenin
: at the home of G.. w. Watson, the oc
: casion being her Twelfth birthday
d Several gifts were left to remind he
: of the occasion, which was surprise
Ice cream and cake were served
K games played, and all spent yer
i pleasant evening.
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