Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-01-19

ny Tue 1TdSUuIS DdIu TTludy evening
was success both socially and fnan-
cially. A large crowd was in attend
ance and netted the band S24.0 90.
The C.. E. society are invited to
meet with Rev. and Mrs. C. Adams
at the parsonage for a social time,
Monday evening. A cordial invita-
will be served.
The clerk of camp M w. of A. here
has received two checks and delivered
them to the benefciaries, Mr. and
Mrs. E. F. Wells being full settle
ment with the fraternity on the certif-
cate of their son, the late Walter F.
Wells.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid society met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
| Cook Thursday. A large number was
present; an excellent time isreported.
The following officers were elected.
President, Mrs. J. H. Cook first vice
president. Mrs. E. ". Keith; second
vice president. Mrs. Alex Annis' sec,
Mrs. F. j. Grant; treasurer, Mrs.
Lila Wiley.
| A "New Vermont" meeting will be
held in Court House Hall Friday even
ing, Jan. 81, at o'clock. The speak
ers are Walter j. Bigelow of st.
Johnsbury, Hon. Allen M. Fletcher
of Cavendish and Mason S. Stone of
| Montpelier. Admission free. Every
body invited. The conditions, needs
and prospects of Vermont will be pre-
scented. The Irasburg band will be in
attendance.
About thirty neighbors and friends
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Tfh E1.fA
social visit. A short entertainment
was given consisting of a solo by Mr.:
Cilmour, a song by Mr.. and Mrs.
G lmour, and songs and reci-
tations by the children after which
refreshments of cake and coffee were
served. Arthur Gilmour, Geo. Griggs
and Charles Shepherd acted as table,
walters in a creditable manner only al
few slight misunderstanding.
The many friends of Clayton AllerI
were saddened to learn of his deatt1
which occurred at his home in Burling-I
ton after undergoing an operation att
the hospital. The remains wereI
brought here this morning and ser;
vices were held in the Congregational
church. Masonic Lodge of which he
was member attended the services
and escorted the procession to the
cemetery. He leaves to mourn his
death his father, sister and wife,
besides many friends. To all these
IL es sympathy of the e9Nre community
A reception was given Rev. and
Mrs. Ckauncey Adams at the Congre-
gational church parlors last Monday
evening. About 200 guests including
several from the Congregational
church at Albany were present and
' enjoyed a most delightful evening.
D A short program consisting of reading
by Mrs Emma and Ida Goss and
songs by John Darling Of Albany was
y given, which was much enjoyed and
highly appreciated by the large audi
!, ence. After the program Hon. Fl. H.
Somers acting as POSTMASTER, called
upon Rev. E. Wells. who gave a short
e address of welcome which was pleas
t Iantly responded to by Rev. Adams
Y These were followed by several short
' talks after which refreshments of
q sandwiches. cake; and coffee were
served 4.te .:ae:-zS a'st'~ sssr -.e-<
TROY.
t Bert Philips of Castleton was in
town recently.
J. Miss Nellie Davis visited in NORTH
Troy last week.
v A son was born Jan. 10th to Mr.
and Mrs. George Green.
i William Donegan is at ay making
d some repairs at the Doolin mill.
John an ex Brigham of Newpor
d spent Sunday with relatives here.
Will Ryan had the misfortune tt
break both bones of one leg while
a loading some feed at the North Troy
k feed mill recently.
A state news item in this issu,
headed TRACK Laborer to Railroad
o President" will be of interest tt
Is our readers in this town.
Miss Jennie Bishop of Norton Mills
who is teaching school in Jay, spen
Saturday and Sunday here with he
l. friend, Mrs. Fred Edmunds.
/ Homer Baker has bought his brothc
Jasper's interest in the mill business
% He will put in an electric light plant
also run the mill by electricity.
WESTMoRE.
Mrs. Oscar Lyon is not improving
William Sawyer is working TO
= William Benish at Mrs. Peene's.
. Wayne French, who cut his foo
- while chopping recently, is able to be
- about again.
= Mrs. Bert Jenness of Barton visited
i at Clyde Nutting's and also ATTENDED
the annual church meeting Jan. 18th
= Stirling Rose after an absence O
= three years is visiting his parents
Rev and Mrs. E. Rose. His many
friends are glad to welcome him back
- The annual business meeting of the
= Congregational church was held al
the parsonage last Wednesday, The
in Ladies Aid served dinner About
ID forty were present. Officers elected
were as follows, for the ensuing
- year: 1st trustee, A. E. French; Enc
! trustee, III. H. Bowley; 3rd trustee
70 Mrs & M Cole. treasnrar Mrs Gla 70