Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-10-11


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that teams will call Tuesday and
| Wednesday. Oct. 18th and 18th, to
collect articles for the sale. Let
everybody get busy.
| The band orchestra of eight pieces,
conducted by Mr.. Billiard, played in
| the M. E. church at Evansville last
evening at social and clam chowder
| supper given by the gentlemen of the
church in behalf of the ladies aid.
Their music was very much appre-
ciated.
The Mothers club met with Mrs.
George Hunt last week Tuesday,.
Miss Amy Fiske gave a Motherhood
lesson. Refreshments were served
by the hostess. One new name
was presented. The attendance was
good and an excellent meeting was
enjoyed.
Merton w. Lockwood and Nellie s.
brahana were married at the Congre
gatlonal parsonage Wednesday eve
ming. Both young people are we'll
known and have host of friends who
extend most hearty congra tulations
and hope that they may have much
happiness and joy.
C. D. French and family, accompa.
MED by Miss Ruth Richmond and
Ralph Harris, went to North Troy by
auto yesterday morning. Mr.. French
loaded carload of horses for Skin
ner, Me-, and ACCOMPANIED them to
Lennoxville. Paul French acted as
chauffeur for the party on the return
trip.
/ Charles Clarke discovered fire in
Churchill and Deans wools north of
the village Monday evening abo ut
6 O'Clock and Immediately telephoned.
The residents on High street and
North avenue turned out and soon
had it under control so that very lit.
tie damage was done Presumably
some careless hunter was the cause
of it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton w. Lockwood
left last Wednesday night for Laconia,
n. Il. They escaped part of the
send off which their friends were ex
pecting to give them by taking the
train at Barton. But ask them about
| the reception they received by the
excprsionists from Orleans when
they boarded the train at Barton.
They say it was great.
The regular services of song will
again be taken up in the Congrega
tional church, beginning next Sunday
evening at 7:15 and will be continued
regularly during the winter months
on the first and third Sunday eve
nlngs. All the singers are requested
to meet in the Congregational church
next Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
for rehearsal. The invitation is
not only to those who formerly took
part but to all others who would en-
joy the work of the chorus under the
efficient leadership of Senator Tap.
lin. Come and help us for we need
you.
Miss Sessions, representative of
Kurn Hattin Home for homeless boys,
arrived in town last week Tuesday
and finished her work here in behalf
of Kurn Hattin Sunday evening.
Sunday afternoon she presented her
cause in the Congregational church in
Bloomington and met with a liberal
response. Sunday evening she ad.
dressed a union congregation of the
two churches in the congregational
church. Her contributions this yea,
in Orleans exceeded any previous con
tribution to Kurn Hattin and indi
Gates growing interest in the gooC
work done by the institution. The
contribution thus far amounts tt
L$117.36 with a number Of regular pa
irons still to hear from.
Mrs. Jennie Jones accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. G. L. Shaeffer TO Browning
ton Thursday, where they attended
joint meeting of the Ladies' Aid an
Missionary society of the Congrega
tional church held in the home O
Mrs. Rice in the old stone house
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