Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-12-30
BARTON
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where they spent the holiday at Mrs.
Cuttings old home.
Crystal Lake grange will meet
Thursday evening, Jan. Z. at Z. 80 for
work in the third and fourth degrees.
and installation of officers.
Mrs. Glen Wilkie. Miss Gladys
Chandler and Miss Gertrude Chandler
are guests of their mother. Mrs. Frank
Chandler. during the holidays.
Miss Elsie May Hodgdon and Edward
c. Labounty, both of Barton, were
married at the home of the bride |
parents Dec. % by Rev. Warner.
Miss Alkaline May Gilbert and
Reginald Thomas Anderson, both Of |
Craftsbury were married at the par
sonage Dec. % by Rev. w. A. Warner. |
Armour Uric is installing an engine
and machine lathe at his garage in
order to be able to handle the machine
work necessary in repairing automo-
biles.
The remains of A. A. Sargent. a
former resident of Barton and Glover,
were brought here Monday for inter
ment and the body was placed in the
tomb here.
A fve-piece orchestra will furnish
music for the New Years ball at the
opera hall tomorrow night and the
event should be a success from all
standpoints.
A search party consisting of Reuben
Mason, Dean Mcclellan. Frank Lang,
Ray Underwood and Clyde Heath were
in Sheffield yesterday looking for
| rabbit and wall-eyed pike.
Mrs. E. G. Baldwin has moved from
the Baldwin place on High street to a
tenement in the Baldwin Office block
on Main street. E. G. Baldwin has
returned to his home here.
''Love, Luck and Gasoline" is the
comedy feature play at the Gem
theatre Friday. New Years eve. to
which other pictures will be added to
make up holiday program.
Regular convocation of keystone
Chapter, No. 16. R. A. NJ, on Monday
evening. Jan. a. Official visit of dis
trict deputy grand high priest and
work in the Royal Arch degree.
Forty below zero the morning after
Christmas is record made by some of
the thermometers on Glover street.
Unless you are pretty sure of the con-
tents of your thermometers better
bring them in nearer the furnace
There will be special communica'
ton of Orleans Lodge on Tuesday even
ing, Jan. 5. when members of Valley
Lodge of Orleans will be guests. Work
will be exemplified in the M. NJ
degree. All members are urged to be
present.
The Peerless Manufacturing COM
pany are to send their statesmen, nine
of them, out on the road in January,
after their being laid off for the past
six weeks. and it is anticipated that
there will be more business from the
first of the year.
Slayton Lang, who is at home from
Dean academy has been quite i'll from
the effects of vaccination and was com
PEELED to stop off on his way home until
he had partially recovered. There had
= been smallpox scare at the academy
t ard all students were vaccinated.
Leon BatcheIder has accepted a
! position to play in an orchestra at one
of the big ho'els at Bermuda and left
; Boston Saturday morning for the
i island. Mr. Batchelder intends return.
4 ing here again in April and expects
then to be able to go on with his piano
! tuning work as we'll as his orchestra
q work here.
s Many new depositors as we'll as
e good proportion of the old member.
a have already joined the Christmas clut
e in the Barton Savings Bank and Trus
t company and an opportunity will be
c given in the next two weeks for thos,
who may wish to join in one of tn
\, most popular plans known for the say
ing of money.
Miss Flora Patterson, daughter O.
Mrs. H. D. Phillips, was married t.
Edward Collins at Greensboro Ben,
Wednesday,. They will reside a
Greensboro Bend. where Mr.. Collins i
d engaged in business. Mrs. Collins j
we'll known here and for some tim
O worked in the Barton postoffice. He
h many friends here will offer the happ
couple their most hearty congratula
tons.
g Those having no marks in the Rive
: school last term were Elsie and William
Hodgdon and Reta Rash. Mary Gate
It was absent only one half day and Floy
r Rash and Raymond Hardy each on
day. Others without tardy marks wer
= Nellie Edwards, Julia and Marguerit
" Gates, Marjorie GOOOIeFlOW, JOnn an
Doris Hodgdon. Carroll and Clarenc
= Hazen, Vernon Roberts and Lloy
= Smith.
The piano recital at the Gem theatr
+. given by the pupils of Mrs Florenc
~ C. Pillsbury Monday afternoon wa
attended by more than $50 people am
each of the thirteen numbers on tn
y program was much applauded. TIL
!. selections were very we'll rendered
from those of the most simpl
nature to ones of quite difficult com
IS position All of the young people ar.
g to be congratulated not only on the
II excellent rendering of the numbers bu
their self possession and the clocklik'
: precision with which the entire pro
t gram was carried out. There will b,
= other recitals at which some of tn
e pupils who did not take part in th
one will be heard.