Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-15

service Sunday night because of
short circuit on the wires caused by
the high wind.
E. E. Flanders younger daughter
fell against the oven door of a hot
stove, last week and seriously injured
one Of her eyes.
1t is expected the M. M. degree will
be worked by Orleans Lodge, No. SIS, F.
and A. M, Friday evening at their
G liar meetn.
A colt. driven by Gertrude Folsom
Friday, became unmanageable, over
turning the sleigh and injuring M iss
Folsom somewhat.
Rev. W. A. Warner oficiated at the
funeral of the infant son of Archie
Mcdowell in Bloomington Thursday,
the inter1nent being at Glover.
The Barton Snowshoe club took a
hike across the lake Tuesday evening.
They built large fire, and coffee,
bacon and sandwiches were served.
Miss Brewster's dancing class will
be held on Friday evening hereafter,
| beginning this week and meeting
every other week in Odd Fellows hall.
A new freproof cage has been placed
in Seaver's opera hall for the purpose
| of inclosing the moving picture ma
chine and lessening the danger from
! fire.
A private whist party and dance was
j held by number of the young people
in the l. O. O. F. hall Saturday eve
ming The evening was very enjoya.
bly, spent.
| The following letters remain un-
| called for at the postoffice Please
say advertised when calling for these
! letters. Mrs. Fred Frosses, Chas. H.
! Thompson.
The members of the Village In
provement society are requested to
meet with Mrs c. A Barrows, Fri
day evening at z 80. A good attend
ance is solicited.
| A large number of young ladies of
| the snowshoe club took a tramp Friday
evening, and were afterwards enter
| tanned with refreshments at the home
of Mrs. Fairbanks.
One Of the chimneys in Mrs. Walter
! Colby's house burned out Sunday eve
ming and the fire alarm was rung in
from Box 43. The fire department re-
sponded but used no water.
Mrs z. H. Shedd sustained slight
shock of paralysis at the home of her
son Freeman in Sheffield. Tuesday.
She has been brought to the home of
! her daughter, Mrs. Geo. King of this
place.
T. B. Lang went to Lyndonville Sat.
urday with "ChiIds'' to the ice race of
the Driving club of that town. He
won two and lost two in a four heat
| race with 'Tintaret," and will prob
ably meet the horse again at one of
their races.
! The Woman s Alliance of the M. E.
church will serve supper next Friday
night, Jan. II, at six O'Clock There
Will be business meeting and social
hour in the afternoon to which all
members and friends are urgently re.
quested to be present.
Annual meeting of the Barton Tel.
ephone Exchange Company will be
held at the Schoolhouse Tuesday. Jan.
uary 21st, 1913 at Z 80 o'clock D. m.
To elect officers and transact all bust.
ness of the annual meeting. It is i'm.
portant that every member be present.
/ j. A. Pearson, Secretary.
The remains of Mrs. Austin Kimbal]
were brought here from New York
city for interment in the Kimball fam.
lily lot in Welcome O. Brown cemetery
/ Monday. They were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Longstreet and Capt. F
M. KimbalT of Topeka. Kansas. Mrs
Kimball was not native of this place
but had been here number of sum
mers.
The ladies' of the Congregations
church will meet next Tuesday after
noon at the church parlors and an oy.
ster supper will be served at O'Clock
to which everyone is invited. Price OF
supper 20 cents. The proceeds of this
supper are to be used to establish a bee
in the Kurn Hattin Home under the
name of "The Ladies' Society" Of this
church.