Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-10-19

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S5ory's moving pictures, Saturday
evening and quite number were at
the dance. Mr. Story is thinking of
adding Wednesday evening to his ex-
hibitiOns in this place.
The Ladies' union of the M. E.
church will hold an apron and food
sale in the church vestry next Satur-
day afternoon, Oct. 22nd at two
o'clock. Mrs. Goodro and Mrs. An
derson will entertain.
Olin Abbott from South Barton, en-
ters the employ of H. T. Seaver this
week. Mr.. Abbott's people will oc-
cupy C. H. Blood's house for the win
ter. the Blood family boarding at the
Crystal Lake house.
Amory Seaver, who is taking senior
year work in Tilton Seminary, has the
position of pianist in the seminary
orchestra. In the annual spelling
test for the students Amory spelled
correctly 1879 words out of 200.
Miss Grace E. Cole of Warren. r.
l., is visiting points of interest in
New Hampshire and Vermont in COM
pany with her father. who is a trav-
ching salesman. They stopped at Ho-
tel Barton while here on Monday.
The w. C. t. u. held a mothers
meeting with Mrs. c. L. Erwin on
Tuesday afternoon Of last week.
Topic: "Getting out OF Ruts," with
roll cali, "Tributes to Motherhood. 3"
The meeting was of especial interest
I, is claimed that two armed men
were seen near the stone sheds Satur-
day night trying to dispose of large
sheets of postage stamps. Some think
them to be the men who robbed the
Lyndonvllle post-office. They we're
seen to take a freight north.
Willie Tower returned last week to
Pittsford to the State Sanatorium for
tuberculosis where he will continue
the treatment for an additional three
months. He was accompanied by his
father, A. M. Tower, and Fred Rich
mond, who came back Thursday.
In the window at the Chandler
Bakery may be seen a large stick OF
candy. IT you purchase a pound OF
of candy, you will be allowed a guess
I IS to the weight Of the large stick,
The one guessing the nearest will be
given the candy at the close of the
| contest.
/ The Catholic fair, which was helc
three evenings of last week came to g
close on Monday night. In every
way the fair is said to have been {
decided success, crowd of peopl:
being present each night. FIR. J. f.
Leblanc wishes to thank all wht
assisted, and helped to make the fair {
success.
Parker Barrows and Clyde HEATH
were in Burlington Saturday visiting
the University of Vermont where
they received some favorable induce
ments relative to entering the Uni
versity, that they might play on the
baseball team the coming season
The boys have not decided yet that
they will go.
The Pillsbury-Baldwin Company
having had adjusted the insurance or
the building and contents damaged
by the recent fire are repairing the
same as rapidly as possible. When
the building is in readiness the com
pany Will continue the business as
heretofore until they remove to ST.
Johnsbury.
The Pillsbury Baldwin shops will
be closed down in January; the saw
mill will be run as usual. for custom
saving this winter. This is liable tt
be the last winter the sawmill will bt
run and those who want saving done
in the near future. will do we'll tx
take notice and bring in their logs
Moses J. Brooks returned to Rum
ford. Maine, Saturday where he ha!
large optical business at the emergen
cy hospital Mr.. Bro oks is a native
of this town and his friends are much
pleased to know Of his success in hi
work, as he is classed IS one Of thu
leading optometrists ii the state O.
Maine.
The w. CT. U. gave 4 reception t.
the teachers Tuesday ev>,' ing, Oct. 18
A very entertaining r ogram was
given. Solo by Miss Y 6 ger, piano
solo, Ruth Gleason; seio. Char lie.
Foster; reading, Mrs Dt y; solo, c
B. Webster; clarinet so >, Slaytor
Lang. All numbers were we'll ren
dered and enjoyed by all Refresh
nents Of ice cream and cake wer,
served
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