Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-11-15

gregational parsonage last evening in
one of their regular meetings.
A large number of the ladies of
che Congregational church met in
French's hall Thursday to sew for the
fair.
Intervale chapter, o. e. S., will
give supper tomorrow evening at
6 80 in the dining room of the Mason
ic hall.
H. B. Moulton of Lisbon, N. H.,
was in town several days last week in
the interests of the E. L. Chandler
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Prue were in
town Saturday looking for tene-
ment. They expect to locate here in
the near future.
Regular service of song in the Con-
gregational church next Sunday eve
ming. at z o'clock. Everybody most
cordially invited.
Ted Lee, and F. M. Allchurch left
last evening for Irasburg and this
morning started for the Lowell noun
talns deer limiting.
Mrs. D. w. Allen and Mrs. Charles
Royce, who have been visiting at
Wallace Aliens have returned to their
home in Charleston.
Ed. Gauvin has closed his labors
with Whipple, French & Company
and is doing the plumbing for the E.
l.. Chandler company.
The next Ply THAN assembly will be
held tomorrow evening in the Pythi-
! an hall. Madam Brooks orchest ira
will furnish the music.
Miss Sadie Lothrop left Sunday
night for Boston, Mass, where she
will spend the next several months,
pursuing her musical studies.
Regular meeting of the Christian
Endeavor society Monday evening in
the vestry of the church. Subject,
| missions in South America.
L. M. Kinsley. Mr.. Elliott, C. C.
Stannard and J. B. Cotton went to
Lowell yesterday. where they will
spend the next 10 days hunting.
Preston Skinner has sold the fur he
| accumulated trapping the past few
weeks. The pack consisted of 81
muskrats, six skunk and three mink.
H. S. Webster has had the walls OF
the Pythian hall newly painted and il
adds materially to the appearance OF
the hall. Mr.. Rosebrook did the work.
Regular mid-week service in the
vestry of the Congregational church
this evening at Z 80. Subject under
consideration "The Christ of Today. 81
The Mothers club met with Mrs.
Fred Dean last week and as usual ar
excellent meeting was enjoyed. Re
| freshments were served by the host
ess.
Mrs. Carlos Skinner was taken sud
denly i'll yesterday morning anC
suffered considerably until relieved
by the doctor. She is somewhat i'm
proved.
Gov. Mead has appointed Senator
Gross as member on the Commission
of Irrigation and Conservation, which
will meet in Chicago some time i
December.
Mrs. Hiram Covey, Mrs. H. D
STANDARDS niece, has been visiting
here with friends and expects to en-.
ter the Hanover hospital shortly TO
an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Brewste
moved Thursday from the tenemen
of the bank to the second story tene
ment in W. G. Twombly's house o.
Maple street.
All the ladies who are making any
thing for the fair are requested t,
bring the articles to the Congregation
al church vestry by o'clock tomo1
row afternoon.
John Morley found a handbag o
Main street Sunday containing
purse with small amount of none
IN 1T. The owner can have it by cal
ing at the Orleans bakery.
Owing to the extremely crowde
condition of our advertising CO
umns Taplin & RoweIl and the domes
tic bakery advertising appears Q
page seven of this issue.
Don't forget that there will be
special food sale and chatting dis
lunch at the fair in the vestry of til
Congregational church Friday afte
noon and evening, Nov. II.
Mr.. Lyon, who has been conductin
: a b oarding house on Water street i
the Rogers place, has moved into tt
Twombly house on Main street ar
will conduct the restaurant.
A large crowd was present at tn
annual chicken pie supper given
the M. p. ,vestry Thursday evenin,
An excellent supper was served ar
$50 was taken 10 at the door.
Carl and Cldye Wiley went
Princeton, N. j., Saturday to see tt
football game between the Dartmou,
and Princeton teams. They ais
spent some time in New York City.
At the regular communication
Valley Lodge. F. and A. M. Thursd,
evening one candidate was raised
r the M. M. degree. Refreshmen
were served after the regular work.