Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-03-27

Mrs. r. L. Wright left for Spring.
field, Mass, Saturday for a visit to
her sister. Miss Zettie Lane, and will
probably go to Meriden, Conn.,, to
visit her daughter, before her return.
Myron Buck of st. Adams has en-
tered the employ of True and Blanch-
ard in the hardware department. Mr..
Buck has been Of late with J. S.
Mitchell & Company of Sherbrooke,
P. Q.
The Mendelssohn Club which was
billed to appear at Richford Friday
evening was unable to fill their date
on account of the lateness Of their
train, but went over Saturday night
instead.
Mrs. Rosa Sawyer has returned
from New York where she has been
for several weeks in the interests of
her millinery business. She will soon
conduct an opening sale at her rooms
on Main street.
Two large maple trees standing just
south of ST. Marks church have been
cut down as their presence tended to
injure the roof of the building.
While in process of destruction a
large limb fell upon the church, badly
damaging the roof near the caves.
The Annex club and invited friends,
making a party of seventeen went to
Barton Tuesday of last week and
spent the afternoon. The favorite
game of 5000 was played and after
fine supper at Hotel Barton the
party returned to Newport on the
evening train.
The concert at Lanes this WED
nesday) evening is an entertainment
that all music lovers will enjoy. The
Choral union of upwards of so voices
has put much time into it's prepare
tion and the proceeds go for the use
of the village, to be wisely expended
through the Civic association. Bet
ter plan to attend if possible.
J. Berard has vacated the tenement
on Central street recently sold by
John ROGUE to Tetrault & Gobe.
vile and Mr.. Tetrault has moved into
the place. The above mentioned firm
comes from Canada and will soon
start bakery here. work on the over
of which has already been begun.
Much sorrow is expressed for the
death of Congressman D. J. Foster
which occurred March Il in Washing
ton. Mr. Foster was in town on
December 1st and at that time
spoke before the Young Mems I'm,
provement club. the members of
which were very favorably impressed
with the man and his ideas on Inter
national Peace, the subject of his re-
marks on that occasion.
I ssrL. C,1.,,, - ssS..-. a~..l Co..
of the Red Men" was the final nun
vided by the Asbury Brotherhood anC
they appeared at School hall Wednes
day evening. March 20. The enter.
tainment was we'll attended and like
: all others in the course was of the
highest order. The success of the
course and the evident demand fol
, these entertainments has led the man
,, agement to place contracts for a sim
liar series the coming winter begin
ming in November.
A. special convocation of Orlean
Council, No. 10, was held at Masoni
; hall Thursday evening when THU
Strong Council of Greenfield. Mass
Gen. F. E. Pierce. T. l. M, worke
the three degrees of the council upo
, a class of Is candidates. The THU
Strong Council team is one of tn,
crack teams of New England and tn
: work was of high order and greatl
e enjoyed by the large number of lcoun
e Gil masons present, many Of whom
had never seen the super-excellen
;, master degree worked in full form
= An excellent banquet was served i
:, masonic dining hall. Grand officers
G. I. Whitney of Bellows Falls
George Root of this place, c. I
!. S. Pierce of Vergennes and f. r
0 Vaughan of Brattleboro were pres
!. ent and the meeting was in charge O
t H. T. Seaver of Barton, T. /. M. O
Orleans council.