Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-11-09

Miss Maude Clough OF Boston is
spending a two weeks vacation visit
ing here and in Irasburg. Miss
Clough is able to impersonate scenes
from Sardon's great emotional plays
with perfect ease. She is studying
under Miss Sothern.
ORLE ANS
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provemant since coming from the Proc
tor sanitarium. Mr.. and Mrs. Dickens
called to see her in her home yester-
day.
Very interesting services are being
held in the M. E. church this week by
Rev. G. w. Burke, assisted by Miss
Wanzer, a deaconess. This evening
Rev. Dukesnire of Barton will preach.
| followed on Thursday by Rev. w. G.
Christie of Evansville. All are cor
daily invited.
Great interest is manifest in the
Juni )r Endeavor society of the Con-
gregational church. This society
meets every Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. Miss Dora Wiley has
charge. assisted by Miss Clara Dwi-
nell and a committee Of three, COM
posed of Misses Glen Adams, Ruth
Skinner and Helen Keys. Member
ship at present is 20.
The young people Of Cushing acad.
envy from Vermont have organized
under Amusement of Prof. Cowell, a
Vermont club. The following were
the officers chosen: President, Harold
; Gardyne; vice president, Mabel Por-
ter of West Burke; secretary, Roscoe
Smith; treasurer, Miss Vera Church
! ill. There are 13 members but they
| are not at al! superstitious.
The Mothers club held largely at.
tended meeting at the home OF Mr.. anc
= Mrs. Frank Hardy last wednesday
| evening. The program consisted of {
= violin solo by Mrs. Wesley BasseCt &C
companied by Mrs. Edith Stoddard, al
address by Rev. G. L. Shaeffer and {
: vocal solo by Mrs. Foster Kinney, af
: ter which light refreshments were
: served and good time spent socially
= The club is doing an excellent work.
The social given by the CANADIAN
> circle on the evening Of Nov. at tn
l. home of Mrs. W. T. Wiggin wa
= pleasing and entertaining. The Ma
i Leaf Forever" was sung by Mis-
Winnie Dean. Mr.. Billiard gave som
I'd fine selections on his saxophone
in "Cod Save the King" was sung by oil
I'd and young, after which light refresh
1t ments were served by the hostess
X Adjournment was taken until afte
the holidays.
Irwin Blake, the Is year old boy c
Charles Blake. who has been in tn
Y st. Johnsbury hospital for some time
Mon1oy Tho hn
~ had been suffering with an interns
"a abcess for some time and the operatio
consisted of taking out part of ri
at for the insertion of a tube for tn
purpose of drainage. During the or
L. GRAFTON the doctors discovered tn
40 presence of tuberculosis and the cas-
may be a serious one. Mrs. Blak
- wishes to thank those who so kindl
contributed toward the sum of none
raised for the purpose of defrayin
e. expenses.
u. In addition to what the Monitor sal
= of the late Mrs. J. L. Dodge a fey
- weeks ago we add it following facts
le The deceased, formerly Sarah Jan
"a Merrill, was born in Craftsbury in 189
~ and at the time of her death was Z
e. years of age. Oct. Is 1861 she wa
III welded to John L. Dodge, oldest SO
~ of the family of ohm Dodge, long-tim
~ residents of this town and for 40 year
% occupied the pleasant hillside HON
- in which she breathed her last. Tw
children blessed this union, girl VIII
IL passed away in early youth. and on
son, C. A. Dodge, married and residin
re with his parents. The devotedness Q
this son and his wife and of the hus
III band to his invalid companion throug
all these years can only be appreciat
e ed by those familiar with the famil
circle, or who have entered more close
oI ~ into their life. The funeral Wa
ne held at the house on Tuesday aftel
y. noon with Rev. w. A. Warner of til
ny Barton Congregational church officia
ing. A large number of friends an
10 10 relatives were present and the beaut
IL ful floral offerings testified to the loI
and esteem in which the deceased VIZ
held. Interment was in Irasburg
the family lot.
'ub TROY
90 Miss Susie Shilate of West Dert
ms has been visiting friends here.
Mrs. Scott of Cowansville, P. O.,
x,icitipr bor sister Mrs g Petit