Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-26

There was q good attendance at the
Pythian dance Thursday evening. An
extra number will be given in a few
weeks.
Mn. and Mrss. p. W. Lawson and
daughter Of Newport spent yesterday
here visiting their sister. Mrs. Harry
Dickens.
Mes. Harry Moulton, who has been
in st. Johnsbury caring for Mr.. Moul-
toms mother, returned to her home
Saturday.
Mrs. Bean and daughter. Elinore
and Miss Ruth Richmond returned
Saturday from weeks visit to-
Newport and Beebe.
Regular prayer service in the Con-
gregational vestry this evening at
1880. Subject, Gods Desire. Cor,
Mans Righteousness"
Mr.. Leach has mouad into the Ford
tenement formerly occupied by Geo.
Lyon, who has moved into the Rog-
ers' house on Water street. t,.r--s.
Miss Winnie Williams of Lisbon, n.
H., is here auditing the books Of the
E. l.. Chandler Company. She is
boarding at Jerre Marston S.
Mrs. O. B. Dodge returned from
West Glover last evening, where she
has been spending the past two weeks
with her brothers Mr.. Lyman.
Miss Effie Seavey, who has spending
the past few weeks here and in this
| x,;o;oifv x,;c:tspo friopdc rotsrpod RI
her home in New York Saturday.
J. G. Turnbull, r. A. Bean DIR. G.
w. Roweu and Roy Skinner, who
have been spending the past two
weeks ia Oklahoma on business are
expected home this week.
Miss Rosie Mcnamara. who has
been employed by Whipple, French
and Company for the past nine
months, spent few days this week
in her home Ia Lineoln, N. II.
PRAYER service in the M. E. church
this evening at 7:30. Subject, Eek
amining Self" Subject for the Ep-
worth League next Sunday evening
will be Help and Hindrances from
Within" Leader, Clarence Cole.
The Mothers club held food sale
in the Congregational vestry Saturday
afternoon and realized SIT for the kim
dergarten school. The school opened
J on Monday morning with Is present
with Miss Amy Fisk as the teacher.
:, Up to Saturday evening Amasa
: Sessions near Coventry station had
made 100 pounds of sugar and had
enough sap and syrup on hand to
bring the total up to 1000 pounds from
AGO trees. Has anyone higher aver.
: age? sc sa3e-
, Moses Burbank was tipped ovel
Thursday afternoon in front of A. D.
Beede's store by a horse he hat
, hitched to the rear axle of his Wagon
I Outside Of shaking up no damage
was done.
q Glen Barney lost his gold watcl
+ Saturday beyond the milestone fac
tory in Evansville about 8 O'Clock
Some time during the afternoon, Ed
e Stafford as driving that way and dis
: covered the timepiece lying in tn
road. and learning of Mr.. Barney
loss the watch was returned to it
q q owner.
g Wednesday evening of last wee
the Modern Woodmen of Americ
gave a sugar social in their hall
e the Darling block. About IS Woo
y men and their invited guests wei
so present. Warm sugar, doughnuts ar
ir pickles were served. The sugar wa
donated by Fred Dudley. Dancin
- and promenading was INDUCED in ar
delightful evening was spent.
Thursday evening was the regul;
meeting of Intervale Chapter. No. 6
O. E. S. An excellent report WI
made showing commendable progre!
of the years work. The election
- officers for the ensuing year was
= follows: w. M. Mrs. Maude Fletc
err, A. M. Miss Hazel Twombly;
P, A. O. Austin; Sec, Mrs. vi
Brown; Treas, Mrs. Edith Stoddar'
Cond., Mrs. Ibbijean Sweet; Ass
Cond., Miss Juline Rogers.