Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-02-16

Esther. the little daughter of F. j.
Kinney, who is down with scarlet f.
yer, is very much better. Mr.. Kim
ney's sole headquarters are in his
drug store day and night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lothrop and
family of West Derby came here Fri
day to attend the Vaudeville show
given by the High school and spent
Saturday and Sunday at the Valley
House.
Miss Price. field secretary of the
vermont Missionary society, will
speak In the vestry of the Congrega-
tional church this evening at z 80.
Let there be a large attendance to
greet Miss Price.
jeanette Jewell Kellogg, reader and
| lmnersonator, of Buffalo, N. Y, will
give an evenings entertainment at
the opera house, Monday evening,
FEB. 2lst under the auspices of the
village improvement society.
Mrs. S. 81. Parker has a pullet.
brown leghorn crossed with Rhode
| Island, eight months old that laid an
| egg yesterday that measured six in
ches one way and eight inches the
other way Eround and weighed four
ounces.
The cantata of ESTHER" will be
rendered by large chorus under the
auspices of the Eastern Star. It will
be gwen in the opera hall some time
| during March. Date to be announced
| later. It is under the direction of
Mr.. Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gilpin and lit
tie daughter, who have been making
an extended.visit to Falls Church, Va,
their home in Barton, Monday night.
They were entertained by their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Gay yester-
day afternoon.
| The Knights of Pythias met in reg.
ular session last evening in Castle
hall with very good attendance. A
general good time was enjoyed by
all after the regular business. It is
the duty of every knight to help make
the work of the order success. One
way of doing this is by your presence
and interest in the regular meetings.
Mrs. Hugh Buchanan, who is suffer.
ing with blood poisoning has had her
hand probed several times since the
operation. The doctors are confident
they now have control of the disease
and hope for rapid recovery. Mrs.
Buchanan has borne her suffering
with remarkable courage and forti-
tude and was sittingu up yesterday and
manifested considerable cheerfulness.
A child, of Is has been making it.
self a little too familiar with the
money drawer of one of our mer.
chants lately. Tt was discovered and
when confronted acknowledged the
deed. Matters have been straight.
ened out and we hope good lessor
taught. Let every boy and girl re.
member that the way of the trans
gressor is hard and that leniency will
not always be shown. Learn to be
true and honest and pure.
LOWELL.
MIR. and Mrs. H. A. Parker are a
Orleans.
!; R. F. Winchester is out again afte,
his illness.
Mrs. Geo. Curtis and children arr
at South Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Harding were il
Westfeld Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs C. J. Powers were il
Newport the first of the week.
} Mr.. and Mrs F.. Newton of Brown
ington spent Wednesday in town.
t The board of civil authority me
i Monday at the town house to revis
: the check list.
Mrs. Lois Watson has returned fror
her trip, having spent several week
d away from home.
:. Miss Myrtle Stebbins has returne
a to North Troy, having spent sewers
weeks at her home.
# Mr.. Mitchell was the lucky one an
o drew the clock at II. A. Parker
v store. It stopped at 5: 25.
= Miss May Ducharme of Westfe
and Harry Snider were married MOI
n day at ST. Ignatius' church by Re-
Is FIR. Lavigne.
'r The grange gave an entertainmel
4 at M. W. A. hall Tuesday evenin,
Promenading was enjoyed and plea
,e ant evening spent.
r Mrs. j. S. Brahana and Miss Loui
Stephenson attended Founders d;
g exercises at Brigham Academy, B
kersfeld last week.
at Friends in town will be pleased
e, hear that Miss Mae Rounsaville. WI
We is in ST. Joseph hospital, Nashua,
n improving after a serious operatio
Sermon last Sunday morning, &c
t. the Church Appreciated" Christi;
he Endeavor, "My Favorite Bible Text
re Evening sermon, Lessons from Ii
re of Abraham Lincoln" Have you
Lincoln temperance pledge?