Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-11-02
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The Pythian Sisters will give their
first assembly on Thursday evening
in the K. P. hall. These assemblies
were very popular last winter and
were very largely attended. Pow
ellis orchestra will attend.
P. S. Gordon of Belle Rapids,
South Dakota, was in town this week
visiting friends. Mr.. Gordon is very
enthusiastic over Texas where he owns
large tract of land. He has not
been in this vicinity for Is years.
Special services begin on Wednes-
day evening at 1870 at the M. E.
church. The pastor will be assisted
by Miss Wanzer of Boston. The pub
lie is cordially invited. Rev. w. C.
Christie of Evansville will preach on
Thursday and Friday evenings.
Gordon Joslyn came home Saturday
morning with fine large black
skunk. Quite number of the boys
are trapping this fall with considera-
bic success. There is good demand
for fur Of all kind and good money can
be earned by the enterprising boy.
The following are the dates for the
assemblies to be given by the Pythian
Sisters in the K. P. Hall the coming
winter with Powell's orchestra in at
tendance. Nov. 5, 18, 20; Dec. 8. % :;
Jan. 5, 20, 81; Feb. 9, %; March 9,
%; April 6, 20. The above dates are
subject to change.
When the boys or young men
emptied the hand grenades or fire ex-
tinguishers IN the school building on
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stroyed public property and should be
punished if discovered. That's van
dalism and not sport Otherwise the
| boys had good time and no damage
done.
Mrs. WIFI Smith has been circulate
ing paper for the nelp of Charley
| Blake's boy who is at present in the
ST. Johrsbury hospital awaiting a
series of operations. Up to Monday
at o'clock she had secured the sum
of 500. The spirit Of brotherly kind
ness is far more than a beautiful
sentiment when expressed in helpful
ness. it is the practical expression of
Christianity.
The Book and Thinnble club met
Oct. 26th with Mrs. Stannard. Sub
! ject for the afternoon was ''Humor-
ists." The following program was
rendered: Roll call, quotations from
Josh Billings: paper, American
Humorists, Mrs. Webster; Humorous
reading Mrs. Harris; Sketches of AIDE.
Dunn and Carolyn Wells, Mrs. Bean
duet, Mrs. Shaeffer, Mrs. Harris. AID
journed to meet Nov. with Mrs
Sweet.
There was novel Halloween party
at DR.. Cleasby's Monday evening
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Skinner and Mr.
and Mr.. B. O. Smith were present
and the event was gotten up by thu
ladies. In the center of the table was
large divided pumpkin which served
as a fruit. There were small jack o
lanterns at each plate which were la
ter used to toast marshmallows. Othe
novel features were introduced. Al
elaborate meal was served and all hac
most delightful time.
Pitt Parker, the crayon wizard o
Boston manager Of the Eastern Ly
ceum Bureau, was in town Monday
interviewing the lecture committe,
with reference to the coming course
The course under consideration i
equal to any of the courses otfere
the patrons during the past thre
, years. There is an excellent respons
, by the patrons to the coming course
If you haven't made arrangement
T for course tickets you can do so b.
, handing your name to G. L. Shaeffer
, The price is the same as last yea
and the drawing by the same method.