Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-10-29

Alvin Woodland has hired Albert
Drivers farm and with his son. Ray
mond and his father, Mr.. Woodland,
have begun work there.
The M. w. of A. will have Halo
ween ball and oyster supper at their
hall this Friday evening. Woodmen's
wives please bring cake.
Mrs. Ernest Batchelder and Mrs.
Kidder of Coventry visited Mrs.
Batchelder's sister, Mrs. Eugene Lyon
and family one day last week.
The friends of Newburn Cole. a
former resident of this place, are
very sorry to learn of his severe ill
ness at his home in Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. Monira Foss of Saco, Me-. and
daughter. Miss Mary Foss. trained
nurse. of Boston, are here visiting her
brother. Norman Brown, and sister.
Mrs. Henry Lafoe.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Baptist church will have a chicken pie
dinner Saturday noon. Nov. 1 at the
reading room. Price Is cents each.
Everyone cordially invited.
Mrs. Hill and sons, Leslie and
Eddie. were in Coaticook and Barnston
last week to attend the wedding of her
grandson, Percy Bishop of Coaticook
and Miss Eva Cutting of Barnston.
Mrs. A. J. Crawford and Ora Dane
went Sunday to East Charleston to
visit Mrs. Avis Andrews. Mr..
Dane return ed that night but Mrs.
Crawford will remain with her aunt,
Mrs. Andrews. for time.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hanscomb of Morg an
attended the morning service at the
Baptist church Sunday, as also die
Mrs. Foss and daughter, who are
visiting relatives here, and Oar
Spencer and daughter. Mrs. Duval anc
little girl of Salem-Derby.
Sunday Elsie Calkins was IL years
old On Saturday afternoon IL of he1
schoojmates gathered at her home ane
a general good time ensued A big
birthday cake and fruit was served
and Miss Elsie received many nice
gifts in honor of the occasion.
+ Cephas Dupont has bought out the
harness shop of the J. D. Griffin estate
and hired Leslie Mosher, an expert
enced harness-maker to do the work
This fills one need of the village
Now, Cephas, provide a shoe shop
which is another much-needed industry
Peter Pickel came home from hi
work at East Burke Saturday to pu
his home in winter attire. Mrs
Pickel, who has been at Newpor
helping her daughter, Mrs. N. V
Jones, care for Mr.. Jones's grand
mother, Mrs. Vincent. lady of g
years of age, who recently fell an,
was seriously hurt, also came hom
Saturday to remain while Mr.. pickle
was here.
| CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
A. B. Ross, Pastor
Morning worship with sermon by tn
pastor Sunday at 1920. Sunday schoo
and Bible class at close of mornin,
service. Lesson subject. "Balak an,
Balaam." Mum. %: i to %. All VIII
have not Sunday school home in tn
sister church are cordially invited t
this service. Invite yourself and you
family to come next Sunday. TIL
fathers and others will find the Ne1
Movement Bible class an inspiration
This is an organized class with
members enrolled. The boys and girl
, will find a hearty welcome in thei
respective classes. And the littl
ones will surely enjoy the primar
) class. This is a new class organize
: at the beginning of the fourth quarter
Oct 5. 1t is one of the most Interest
ing classes in the school with a no
call of 10 members The class
,, thoroughly equipped for work. havin
! kindergarten table and chairs, black
board, sand box. primary songs
pictures and Quarterlies. The organ
) lied class idea is being carried out E
the little ones have their class pin!
2 class motto. class colors, etc.
Notwithstanding the rain there wei
SO out to attend Sunday school.
I C. E. meeting Thursday evening
z o'clock. Topic, ''The Ideal Chri
tian'', Heb. 10: 5-15. Consecratio
. meeting. Leader, VIM. Flood.
The Boy scout Social held in tt
Ivestry Monday evening was vel
enjoyable affair. An excellent pr
4 gram was carried out by the Scou
e and their girl friends. After spendir
l a social time in games and music tt
Scouts cleared nearly SIS. 90.
h The church vestries are to
:. thoroughly repaired. Committee Fl
! this work, DR.. and Mrs j. F. Kendrit
and Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Cummings.