Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-05-26


alarm is about to be placed III position.
It will be tested at the usual testing
hour, 9 O'Clock a. m.
The supper given by the Ladies' Aid
society in the Congregational vestry
Friday evening was we'll attended and
was financial success.
The New England Co. has papered
and vanished it's office in the Beede
block and it makes very neat ap-
pearance in its new dress.
The summer schedule was again
taken up by the E. L. Chandler Co.
last week, which gives the men a half
holiday Saturday afternoons.
G. E. Dean and family and Mr.. Goss
spent Sunday at Sheffield Heights,
Wheelock, Lyndonville and West Burke,
going there in Mr.. Deans auto.
Eva Grow, Mabel Allchurch and
Gertrude Bennett went Friday to Sey-
mour lake for several days. fishing.
They caught three very fine lunge.
A good audience was present at the
Memorial services in the opera hall
Sunday morning. A beautiful day,
good music and a good sermon all con-
tribured to the success of the service.
G. E. Dean, accompanied by Mrs.
Dean, Mrs. Doe. and H. G. Dickens,
attended the races at Stanstead P.
O., Monday. making the trip in his
new auto.
H. w. Buchanan and J. B. Cotton,
trustees, went to Montpelier to-day in
the interests of new foot bridge to
replace the one crossing the river
opposite the depot.
Mrs. M. C. Brigham of Newport
was in town yesterday and made ar
rangements to supply the ]. G. Turn
bull Co. motive power for their plant
in Newport Center.
The Klu Klux Klub held their third
ball in the opera hall last night.
Madam Brooks orchestra furnished
the music. A large crowd was pres
ent and spent very enjoyable
event ng.
Services in the Congregational
church Sunday at the usual hours.
Evening song service at 7:15 and this
will be the last of these services until
next September. Everybody cordially
invited.
The school chorus under the leader
ship of Prof. Fletcher assisted at the
pre- Memorial services Sunday morning
in the opera hall, which was greatly
appreciated. The chorus is having
weekly rehearsals preparatory for the
grammar school graduation exercises.
Through the action of the trustees in
charging the school $500 per night for
rehearsals they were compelled to fall
back on the high school room for their
rehearsals. If any organization should
have the freedom of the opera hall it
ought to be our public schools.
The chorus of the congregational
church will render the following pro.
gram at their last service of song fol
the season. These services will agar
be taken up next September. Volun
tary by the orchestra; hymn by the
congregation; chorus, "Be Joyful il
the Lord" by Douks; scripture; solo
There is a Place of Pity" Mrs. AS;
Harris; prayer; ladies' quartette
Sweet Sabbath Eve," by Kratz. Mis-
Lena Wiley. Miss Sadie Lothrop. Mis-
Edith Lothrop. Mrs. F. H. Hall; cho
rus, "Jesus, Savior, Lord of Light
by Gilbert; solo, "The End of M,
Way" by Johnson. Miss Edith Lo
throp; instrumental trio. "Serenade,
by Widor, Miss Sadie Lothrop, Kar
Webster and Earl Twombly quartette
Zone Sweetly Solemn Thought" b
Anderson, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Bowman
Mrs. Shaeffer, Mrs Hall; solo, "Fea
Not Ye. O Israeli" Dudley Buck
Prof. W.. H. Fletcher; duet, "Cross
ing the Bar" Nevin, Mrs. Bowman
! Mrs. Hall remarks by pastor; quar-
tette. "Rock of Ages" Excel, MI
Taplin. Miss Vinka, Mrs. Shaeffel
Mr.. Shaeffer: chorus, 81 Will Lay M
Down in Peace" by Douks; hymn b
congr egation.
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