Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-03-26
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! Miss Luna Bean is spending two
weeks at her home in Troy.
Rev. Joseph Lavigne is in Montreal
! this week to visit his sister.
John Wharry was visiting at Fitch
Bay recently, returning Monday.
Horace Hall has returned from his
winter sOjourn with relatives IN Vlr-
! gina.
Grant Adams is working in town and
boarding at the home or his brOLner
! Edgar.
Harvey Shower, who has returned
from the hospital, is not improving at
present.
Charlie Hull of Brigham academy
was IN town few days the first OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Sargent have
moved to the Horace Hines house for
the present.
Edward Wilson is working in New
port Tor 5. u. Scott, and he will soon
move ms family there.
Mrs. Della Sinclair spent few days
last week with her mother, MRS. Lizzie
BenWare IN WeStneld.
julius Deblois is to hold an auction
of farming tools and other personal
property at his farm Saturday at one
O'Clock.
Mrs. S. J. Sisco of Bradford and
Howard O. and Ii. Alvah Wakefield of
North Troy are visiting at II. H.
NeWton'S S.
Sanford and Marion Stephenson and
Bernlce Wmget are enjoying week s
vacation with their parents from their
studies at bakersfield.
Mrs. Sarah Thornton, who has been
staying with her daughter al Westfeld,
is now with her daughter, Mrs. Ran
som DUrlvage of this town.
Arthur Wilson has bought the farm
lately owned by his brother, on the
Montgomery road, where the barn and
contents were lately destroyed by fire.
Mrs. Mahlon Tillotson and son,
Charles and Miss Elsie Parker have
the measles. Miss Parker will lose a
little of the school at Newport on this
account.
Holy Week services were held at St.
Ignatius' church Thursday morning and
evening, Good Friday morning and in
structions in the evening, Saturday
morning and the usual Easter services
with beautiful decorations of Easter
lilies on Sunday.
John Brahana with a company of
twenty men rolled logs into the Missis-
quot river more than two days last
week for Bakers mills at Troy and
another company of men in charge of
George Miller take them, or guide
them, down the river.
The Boy Scouts have chosen LLOYD
Kelley, Patrol Leader; Raymond Par
ker. corporal: A]vah Bellrose, treasur-
er Rev E. T. Hurd. secretary. Mr..
Hurd holds Scoutmaster' certificate,
and the meetings are held for the pres
ent at the parsonage. The members
are now studying for the second class
degree and badge.
The following program was present.
ed at the Easter morning service at
the Congregational church: Music,
Scripture and Prayer; Welcome.
Franklin sanborn; go g Love. Irene
Parker; solo. Ion Look Again." Pearl
Stephenson Jesus Lives,' class of
boys 1--WE Too Shall Rise, ''ElgieWarn-
err "WithFlamingB Banners. choir ;'"Fair
Lilies" Olive Carpenter; robin Red
breast, Doris Messer duet, "God Will
Roll the Stone Away. MRS. Stephenson
andMr. Shufelt; "All for Easter. - Jason
Carter ;"Ring HappyBells. ELLA Pope :;
''Shout. Shout His Praises,' choir;
beautiful exercise with lighted candles,
Wonderful Easter Light Robert,
Irene. Ruth. Marcia and Mildred ;song,
Christ Our Risen King. Marcia Sisco :;
"He Liveth Who Was Dead" Harold
Pope and Howard Parker; "Song of
Easter" Ralph Aral; song, Easter
Bells. Irene Parker and Ruth Russell :;
Address by Pastor and Offering "Our
Risen Lord" choir. The Easter music
was unusually fine and the children's
parts were we'll rendered. Much credit
is due Mrs. Cello and Miss Patterson
and their helpers for helping to make
bright spot in the lives of young and
old at this otherwise rather gloomy
time of the year.