Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-23

There will be vocal and instru-
mental concert at the Methodist
church next Sunday night, the same
| being in commemoration of Easter.
All are invited.
Don't miss the picture show at the
| opera hall Thursday and Saturday
evenings of this week. You will see
some good pictures and hear some
good music by an orchestra.
The Sunday school of the Congrega-
tional church and the chorus will give
an Easter service next Sunday even
ing in the church at z o'clock. A,
cordial invitation is extended the pub
lie.
Dan Clark entertained his father,
Allen nnR. Clark, of Northampton,
Mass, several days last week. Mr..
Clark and Mr.. Doe served on the
years in that city.
Levi Lothrop has bought out Will.
lard Trips livery at the Valley
House stables and will hereafter con-
duet the business. Mr.. Trip will
continue the business in his new sta
BILE on Main street.
Fannie, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Dean, has been very
| sick in Rock Island where she had
gone on visit. Mr.. Dean received
word yesterday morning that she is
very much improved.
Prayer service this evening in the
congregational vestry at z 80. Sub
ject: "Christ's Cross and Ours" Re-
hearsal of the chorus in the church at
80 for the Easter song service next
Sunday evening at z 100 o'clock.
| Frank Andrews has moved from his
place on Cottage street to the place
recently purchased from A. o. Jos.yn
north of the village and Dan Badger
of Albany moved into Mr.. Andrews
place on Cottage street.
w. C. Twombly's entire family have
suffered with the prevailing grip.
Mr.. Twombly was sick for a
week and although able to be about
still shows the result of his sickness.
| Misses Stella and Hazel are still un.
der the Doctors care.
The Savings Bank & Trust Company
have acquired the the Mute block on
Main street next to the Bank proper
ty. The Trust Company now have
possession of the most central and
desirable location in the village and
the future will undoubtedly see fine
new business block erected.
DR.. A. E. Parlin moved his house
hold goods to Island Pond Monday
where he intends to reside in the flu.
ture. DR.. Cleasby has purchased the
residence and goodwill of the large
practice OF DR.. Parlin. The doctor
has host of good and true friends
and they regret his departure, but
the good wishes of all go with him
: Tom CoIburn has closed out thu
barber shop in the Mute block anc
has accepted a position with Emme
Baraw, whose barbering and jewelry
: business increased to such an extern
that an extra man became a necessi
ty. Mr.. Baraw will now occupy tn,
entire ground floor, thus necessitat
4 ing the removal of the printing offic,
| of W. E. Sawyer to other quarters
The Orleans Fire Company held it
t annual meeting in the hose room las
J evening at p. m. The following
= officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Captain, O. w. Locke: secre
tsry and treasurer, H. S. Webster
; first lieutenant, A. D. Beede; secon
lieutenant. H. M. Whipple: thir
lieutenant, G. L. Shaeffer; ladde
chief. Herbert Person; asst, Ere
2 Dean, steward, A. T. Wilkie.
The Book and Thimble club me
\ with Mrs. Julia Skinner, March 1e
There were nineteen members an
e two visitors present. The followin
). program was rendered. Roll call. re
sponses about our own country; Tn
Empire on the Pacific, Miss Lothrop
Old California Missions. Mrs. Twon
D bly,; Helen Hunt Jackson. Mrs. Locke
y Selection from Helen Hunt jackson
q Mrs. French. The club reception ha
been postponed indefinitely and tn
n next regular meeting will be hel
r March 80. with Mrs. Mathews.
L The Book and Thimble club me
with Mrs. Fred Brown March
!. There were eleven members and fiv
3 visitors present. The following pr,
a gram was rendered. Roll call, item
about national progress; Manila, Mr.
Stannard selection from r. L. Ste
: enson, Mrs. Rowell. read by Mis-
:, Richmond The Islands, Their Poop
II and Resources, Mrs. Bowman. read b
Mrs. Bean; Some Early America
n Women Poets. Mrs. Shaeffer Mon
!. logue, Miss Fiske; adjourned to me,
n with Mrs. Harris, March 16.
re Arthur E. Rollins. aged 35 yea
and eight months died at We
a Charleston. March Is.
= We miss thee from our home. Arthu
- We miss thee from thy place,
- A shadow Ger our life is cast.
We miss the sunshine of thy face.
10 We miss thy kind and willing ham
Is Thy fond and earnest care.
" Our home is dark without thee,
We miss thee everywhere.