Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-07

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Murray & Royston are having a paint
room finished off in the hay loft OF
their barn, where they will be able te
do their own paint work.
| Rev. D. L. Sanford, the Vermont
| Episcopal missionary, conducted serv.
ices in the Methodist church here Sun
day afternoon at o'clock.
Timothy Carey returned Monday to
| Montpelier after spending a few days
with his sister, Mrs. E. C. Wilkey, and
his brother. Thomas Carey.
A special Easter service will be held
IN the congregational church Sunday
evening. This will be union service
and all are invited to attend.
]. W. Lyman, a penny picture man,
has located in the Cassidy block for
an indefinite period of time. His ad-
vertlsement appears elsewhere
Guy Rowe and Harry Patterson of
Norwich university are spending the
Easter vacation at Patterson's home
here and John Gilmour' s in Glover.
The regular union Sunday evening
services were. held in the Congrega-
tlonal church Sunday evening. Rev,
w. A. Warner delivered the sermon.
Miss Marion Walter, who has been
working in the Peoples central office,
has returned to her home in West
Burke and Miss kimball has taken her
place.
A. w. Roel of Brattleboro. G. j. w.
of the Grand Encampment of Vermont
Odd Fellows, was present at the meet
ing of the order last evening on an
official visit.
On Wednesday of last week 18 Of
the friends of Mrs. Nancy Simpson
spent a delightful afternoon in her
pleasant home on Park street,it being
her 64th birthday.
Proprietor Rowen is having the Ho-
tel Barton property newly painted.
which adds much to the appearance
OF the place. E, j. Valley and help
are doing the work.
The sugar social at the Congrega-
tlonal church last evening was well
patronlzed and success in every way.
About 125 attended and the receipts of
the evening were S25.
The electric current was off this
forenoon owing to broken belt. and
Ice that IS breaking and flowing over
the dam and might cause trouble
should the gate be opened.
Mrs. W. E. Hanson and Mrs. N. M.
Lewis entertain the Ladies' society
OF the Congregational church at Mrs.
Hanson's home on Elm street Wednes-
day afternoon, April IA.
c. C. Baldwin of Pillsbury & Bald
Wild Is On the road for the company.
as is also his brother, H. P. Baldwin.
They report good sales and the shop is
busy keeping up with the orders.
The Washington party arrived home
Friday on the Air Line, except the
Misses Austin and Teller, who re-
turned Saturday The weather was
fine and they all report an excellent
trip.
Don't forget the masquerade, prom
enade and dance given by the Junior
class OF the academy on FridavSeven.
ing. Good music Will> be attendance
the proceeds are for the junior class
reception.
The prize speakers of the hiob
school have been chosen as follows
The girls who are in the contest are
Misses Hall. Dilley, Cameron and NV
ers. The boys are Gardyne, Leland
Cooper and Gilpin.
A number of the attorneys are in ST
} Johnsbury attending supreme court
this week. The case of LaClair and
the town of Barton comes up at this
term. ". M. Wright for the town and
W. ". Reirden for Mr.. LaClair.
Colburn & Maxwell are HAVING .
shed built in their back yard which
Will be used for storage and will fur.
nish a place to freeze ice creams
This makes a great Improvement over
the old shed which was torn down.
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs
W. B. Dukeshire Tuesday, April 13
Topic. Temperance Work in Yer.
mont" Roll call, reform item. Each
member was assessed 10 cents at the
VI arch meeting. Payment of dues at
this meeting.
Invitations have been received here
@ the marriage reception of Prof. IT.
hartford, who was assistant principal