Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-03-10

Ill with rnoumaIlc I0Vor lOT d IohS
time at the home of his father-ln-law.
John Smith, at the Barton power
house, is now able to be downstairs.
The body of Mrs. Egbert Robinson
of Derby was brought here last wed
nesday for funeral and burial. Mrs.
Robinson was a resident of this place
tor many years, most eSLlmaple
lady and leaves many friends here ana
one sister, Mrs. Minis, to mourn her
loss.
At the morning service at the Bap-
tist church next Sunday the subject
will be 'tSaint Patrick" This will be
a biographical sermon on the life of
the patron saint of Ireland. Union
service at the Baptist church at TOO
p. m. Subject: 1.-The masses and the
classes, and that their church of ours"
Mrs. Herbert Badger has gone to
Graniteville, P. O., to care for her
husbands aunt. Mrs. John Lunder-
vile, who had an operation at her
home last Saturday. Mrs. Lunder-
vile is a former resident of this place
and has many friends here who will
be pleased to learn that she had
successful operation and is as comfort
able as possible, under the circum-
stances.
A large congregation heard the repi-
tition of the sermon from the subject
lis the Boy Worth Saving?' by Rev.
]. H. Dickson. It was an able dis
course on vital question, subject of
interest to every parent. We wish
more had heard it. Rev. Dickson
said that as he only used notes he
could not give the exact words he used
two weeks ago. Some who heard it
then, said the last sermon was the
best and one man who said he had been
present every Sunday since Mr.. Dick
sons second pastorate here began,
it seemed rs if each sermon outranked
the preceding one. We have heard
similar expressions from others.
! cRAFTsBURY.
Mrs. Clarence Cowles remains very
ill.
Hazel Williams visited in Barre last
week.
Harry Emery is off duty with a
sore hand.
Marjorie Wilson left Friday for
Albany, N. Y.
DR.. Dillingham; is entertaining his
mother from j Johnson.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Osman Loomis last Friday.
Leslie Bigford has moved into the
house vacated by Charles Batchelder.
Charles Batchelder moved Wednes-
day to Alex Calderwood's, where he is
to work this season.
Percy Keir was a business visitor
in Barre, Montpelier and vicinity
few days last week.
Mrs. F. A. Crane suffered a stroke
of paralysis Thursday. Her condition
is considered serious.
: Carrie Paine from Cabot and Tommy
Crowley from Hardwick were in town
the first of this week.
Mrs. Eliza Lother received a shower
of 81 postcards last Friday, it being
her eighty-first birthday.
Mrs. Florence Fisher of Morrisville
is in town. called here by the illness
of her grandmother, Mrs. Crane.
Mrs. I. T. Patterson, who was
severely burned by falling on the
siderably improved.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Harley Cowles is home for a short
vacation.
Lyman Barber and son Clyde have
been visitors at Guy Garvin's for a
: few days.
] Miss Ada Robbins has been out
of school the past week on account
of illness.
a Mrs. Kate Dutton is improving very
fast and expects to be home the last
of the week.
!, The remains of Miss Myra Gage
were brought here last Saturday from
Burlington for interment in the family
r lot.
Mr.. Collins, whose sickness was
spoken of last week, died last Monday.
The funeral was held in the church
! at Coventry, the town where he
formerly lived.
CLOVER.
, Frank Hastings entertained his brother
recently.
Mrs. Will Lang of Lisbon, n. H., is stop
ping With Mrs. G. w. Bean for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Phillips were guests
OF relatives In Albany and Iresburg Satur-
day.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Calkins are the par
ents OF q baby girl who came to them last
Friday. Also son to Mr.. and Mrs. Alison
} Day.
Although Barton Landing has changed
its name, its location remains the same and
' we were surprised to find that there were
!, those who could not find their way home
j from Orleans. sA#
Brother Josiah y will appear for the
{ last time Tomorrow evening, Mar. IL. at
5 Institute Hall. Remember the good laugh
you had before and come again. General
: admission Is cts. Promenade and dance
e 25 cts.
Twenty Glover friends of Mr.. John Nc.
| Lallan were invited fo hin home a., R....-