Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-01-05

DR.. Wells is in att enhance.
Lillian Doe returned to Mortified
seminary yesterday morning.
Vern Howard went to Hanover yes
terday where he has position.
E. ]. Hill of Newport spent Monday
afternoon in town on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Porter spent last
week visiting friends in Lowell.
Alton Doe returned to Cushing
academy, Mass, Monday morning.
Harry Clark and family of New
port spent Sunday at the Valley house.
w. R. Aldrich, F. L. Hall and O.
G.. Page spent Monday in Lowell on
business.
Song service in the church next
Sabbath evening at 7:15. Everybody
welcome.
Miss Mae Wiley returned Friday
from weeks visit to friends in st.
Johnsbury.
Miss Mary Farman spent New
Years and Sunday in her home in
South Troy.
Mrs. Patten of Boston arrived yes
terday to see her mother. Mrs. EWins,
who is sick.
Misses LA and Alice Tenney of
Newport spent Sunday with Miss Min
ME Stannard.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Smith spent
Monday night at H. H. Days of
Bloomington.
Mrs. Ray Morse has been spending
some time in Massawippi, P. O., Wis
lting her sister.
A. R. Bennett has been entertain
ing brother and family from Cana
da the past week.
Fourteen from here attended a
meeting of Keystone Chapter at Bar
ton Monday evening.
Isaac Keys purchased several acres
of land along the river road from
Charles Perkins recently.
Gertrude Bennett, Charles Harris,
Fred Scott and Fred Goldsmith re-
turned to Boston Sunday afternoon.
Services in both churches next Sab
bath at the usual hours. A cordial
invitation is extended to the public.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan. Buchanan
started Monday for Florida where
they will spend the remainder of the
. winter.
. Special communication of Valley
Lodge, F. and A. M, on Friday even
ing. Work in the third degree will
. be exemplifed.
. Carl Hall, who spent the holidays in
his home in Concord NH. has returned
to his duties in the E. l.. Chandler
! Company's mills.
. The assembly held by the Pythian
sisters last Saturday evening was
very we'll attended and an enjoyable
! time was had by all.
. Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Rogers accom-.
panied by his brother, G. E. Rogers,
and wife Of Albany spent Sunday
! with friends at Montpelier.
. Era Thayer returned from his home
. in Jamestown, N. Y, to work in the
Veneer mill IF the E. L. Chandler
7 Company running the veneer cutter.
. About thirty of the men who were
thrown out of work on account of the
fire went to Lisbon to work on night
/ shift until the new mill here is ready
. The tenth Masonic district meeting
will be held here on the goth of thi:
" month. Take this as the call to at
= tend the meeting, as no special notice:
will be sent out.
A farmers institute is contemplat
ed in the near future. This feature
is under the direction of ]. G. Turn
bull, chairman of the agricultural com
: mittee of the board of trade.
The woman's missionary society O
the congregational church met will
. Mrs. |. D. R. Collins Tuesday after
noon. A large attendance was pres
\ ent and an excellent meeting is re
y ported.
A large audience filled the Congre
gational church last Sunday in Oh
serving Holy Communion. Min
adults were received into church fel
lowship. four by letter and five o.
confession.
An officers meeting of F. and A. M
of the tenth district was held in New
port Tuesday afternoon. Those al
tending from here were A. D. Beede
J. G. Turnbull, L. M Kinsley, and c
L. Shaetfer.
Archie r. Drown and Mae A. Hous
ton of Bloomington were married q
Orleans on Dec. 18th by Rev w. T
Davenport. Congratulations are e1
tended. They are at present stoppin
at Frank Marshall's.
Prayer service in the Congregation
al vestry on Wednesday evening at T
~. At 8 30 the chorus will meet fl
! rehearsal in the church. The ne
/ books Will be used for the first tim,
Let there be good attendance.