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Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskev

did their dancing with grace. Espe-
cially pleasing were the French, Ger
man and Indian dances. The same
girls mentioned In the program yes.
terday took part.
Mrs. James =. Hanlcy was the able
Chairman OF tho event and planned
the musical program. Mrs Frma
Beattie- Seabright and Miss Lois King
were the accompanied All on the
program acquitted themselves well.
The audience realized the ability Of
Mrs. julius Pollock as Chairman OF
the music department.
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Mrs John Obese entsrtaIrst a fsu
friends vifh "a card rs-f,. rf 49, 49,.
on Twenty street Tusadr, .ffe-.
noon. AZ TIE conclusion 90 tn. aar1.s
'a'h guest vas ElVen hou1u.f Cd.
rose a lunch vas served 20 49,. f1l
owing Mrs o. o. H.lfx. OF Efs
wood Airs prank Uoerr. Mrs C..o-ra
t,ah"s. Mr. M"hlsman. Mrs Roth
Ars- heichman. Mrs Watson
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About People ,
Movements OF individuals to
and From the City.
TRIsTATE ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL HOTELS

Stamm-B. ~. Hall, Harrisville: j.
n. Carnes and wife. Rowlesburr. o.
". Woofter. kenOva, II. ID. Conant,
Sistorsvillc
Grand Central-A. b. Caldwell. ALE.
donia, O., g. r. Classman. GAINESVILLE
o, j. Is. Patterson. Bethesda. o.. n
u Stcvlgk. Wellington, o.. G.. VI Var.
ano. Follansbcc.
Brunswick-L &. Leasure. Kidwell
W. &. Bisant. GAINESVILLE. o.. r. g.
DouEhcrty. T. r.. Taylor. Wood field
William Clark. Cameron. T. A. Bird
iarkcrsburg. r. T. Bramwhite. Steu.
bcnyillc. O.
MoLure-W T. Williamson. Charles
ton. Edwin -. Keller. New Martins.
Vile. j. =. Ncsscr. Endicou. r ".
PATTERSON. Waynesbu-g W 4. Hogup.
Charleston VIM T. Gibson. wife and
daughter. lhrichsvillp. O.. Alice n
Watt Sarah Hunter. BarnesyiIle. o .
~. q. Dunbar. l.uioufOwn. Oscar Icn.
kius. Parkersburg. G.. ". Osten. Fzy-
ettevillo, =. Fowler and wife Park.
ersburc T. s. Clark. ZarcsyilIa %
q. D. smith. ST. Marys. w q. stat
ford. Hamilton j. % WcsfflI. mar.
ri-Lillc. Lewis =. Tr7yonn.r. Park
srsburE. Thos. =. JaooDs. D. S. CLARK.
N"W MarfinsVIlo. vs. s. Miller. Park.
,rshurr. tyldo s lrI1 Fairmort. IS
J. Jordan. GAINESVILLE o.. % ~
tdWuro. Fairmouf. q. y Jenkine.
Jar burg IRA D. Robinson. Grafton -.
y. J.. IhrarEmortOn. Hundred
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Lewis Sedgwiek.

The many friends Of Miss Ethel
ScdEwick. OF Martins Ferry. were sur.
lTiscd 10 learn Of her enlargement 10
Mt. ID. ). Lewis. OF the Ford Aufono.
BILE Company. of Detroit
The announcement was made "a.
the home Tuesday evening and vrss
made 10 tho Delta Alpha class OF m.
baptist church. Tho color scheme
was carried ont I'm pink and white
Tie table cloth was or white craforro
While on the center piece were large
PINK roses Extending from the cell.
ing was a miniature aufomCIiIa m.
iaNorS were peanuts tied with mink
ribbons and contained the names Of
IN" prosnectiv' bride and rroom and
the date. June 16
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Mr. : Is. Johnson Vb, r-s5,s,c.
. SOON IRON TIM Ohio Stgta Tui.ersi...
OF Agriculture. WAS in the citv yc-t-~
N"s. ii' made tour OF tho school
tarl'ns started M This city and which
ar nov on the road 10 raid prOeraz-
MT Jonn-ou was accompanied hy Miss
,'''l'a Sn"Ner. chairman Of the Civic
Department. Mrs. Guy Il & Allen
president Of The WOman's Climb. Mis-
Jessie Allen and Miss Pauline Hork.
helmcr. When they reached the south
Side gardens thoy found m. chiIdro.
quite busy planting beans aud wokiur
IKE beavers. Mrs j. W BRYAN. an.
other enthusiast. and who spccurad
I inc ground. was with the children and
greatly interested I'm their work. Miss
Ross Of the Island school. also visited
N" gardens. On ohio street. the chill
dren we're planting Tomatoes and
Waierm"lons and Mr. VI l.. Maxwell
m" instructor. H. working hard for
success. The koys Corn Club was
busy n tho garden
Mr.. Johnson gave "a short talk 10 the
children and viii VIII them occasion.
ally. ne will assist in tho gardening
work during the summer
Wheeling Female College Reunion.
IN" reunion Ot the former students
ana graduates Of the Wheeling Fcmal.
College will be- held Saturday al tha
son will be chairman for IN, dav and
Ia fine program is being prepared for
IN" occasion. Besides the social hour
a business Sos sion will be held The
following officers will be installed in
The Collegiate Alumnae Association
~ no viii act as the hOstesscs. PreSi-
dent. Miss Elizabeth Esksy. first vice
president. Airs. Dent 4 Taylor. sec
ond vice pre- ideut. Mrs. T ! HHCus :
secretary. Miss Jennie NcGowan;
treasurer. Miss Jessie MCCULLOUGH
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- one or the most enjoyahIe affairs n,
decoration Day was that given al M.
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nm colo ~
sand I'M L. was the birthday Of
ME-. Oole ana the affair had been
Planned as surprise for her. Tn.
day was ideal and a delightful tins
was spent by al those present.
Al noon sumppious dinner was
spread and was thOiouehIv enioy.I
hy all Many beautiful presents wera
received by the honor guest
Late TN tho evening IN. su,.,- a..
parted. wishing Mrs Cole many NOR
happy birthdays Those present were.
Mt and Mrs !. g. Downing Mr.
and Mrs. Robt Downing and daucbte-
ianline, Mr. and Mrs l.. g.. Downing
Mr. ana Mrs. ID. II. Powell and daueh.
yer Grace, Mrs. Rosa Fisher. Mr. las
lole and daugters Miss Daisy Cole
MISS Della Cole. Mr.. and Mrs. Vim
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Mrs. Gustav A. Aschman will ba
hostess "wednesday and Thursday AZ
her home "a Woodlawu. The event.
VIII be IN the nature OF afternoon teas
and number OF Whecling's first so.
clety will assist Mrs. AsChman
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Tho Home Girls Bible Glass Will
nave Lawn t.te a. the " p Hubbard
nom" on tuoharf's Lane. Moudav of
new week. y rue WssicaI program
ma, been arranged Ice cream c,ka
ana candy viii boz sold and AN ar. I'm.
Fited Co attend 4 silver Offering
VIII De taken ard the proceeds 20 To-
" az turnishiue room 81 IN. now
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Fer Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley.

Dr. and Mrs. Ilauing and Mr. and
Mrs. Loo PAUL have issued cards Tor
a dHncIug party 20 be held al th..
country club. tuesday. June 10. TIE
johnson Camden Mckinley. of Echo
Point
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ne Mothe- Goose entertainment
sven by The W1odiavn private .cho8i
ll-saaf. Nfs social success tn.
49, Iooh place GA fIe lawn near
,.'ie tclhi To-" program began af
J O'Clock and included rhymes from
M"in'r Goose There wer. Little Roy
hil., Little lio P-ep. old Mother HUB.
caro- and Cth"' children cnaracfars
N..'l a-r quite pleasing o. old ana
,'iaS he children representing th..
TUNED. Children games were sniov.5
~ ne fn-LINLnE Nnunr unnLI.-
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Care Party

Mr. Elizabeth N@nEfrt. Mrs. Louis
EEser. al % Woots1sld %
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REMNANT FEATURE
OF THE TAG DAY
remnants READY Fos DtsrstatL
TON WEDNESDAY. JUNE 70.
annual Event fer Free WARDS Planned
% Ladies % the ONO Valley
General -ospital

Tho p'ruants which have bee, such
an attractive feature La Connection
Win On" annual tag day" will asatu
o. IN evidence Thursday. Iur. ID
Mrs. Charles ~ Hanoh.r Will D. IN
'haFs" and she is DESTROYS thar AM
AUTOMOBILES. trucks. draws. varors.
&c. rear the pcunants 90 the day Ia
cons. 4l'nc" tnis coming week thav
vii De- visited and orders taken 90 h..
dsiher'd ~ eduesday. sumo fU 30 fbs-
All will De- ready 20 4 their p.nranfs
early and h'lp make tag day of the
ONO valley General Hospital Of 1914
great success
MIS-. harCrer will BE- ably assisted
by the following Iadics.
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Judges IS. y Miller of Tarksrshure
rived BOO tho Dity last nirhf 10 atf,rd
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NADIA Lamps
COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY Is. 1914

The following prices viii prevail on Tungsten NADIA
Lamps:
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on the othe. hand the younz LADY
across The way informed us thar -r,
was Getting tO Dee yv-y found q r,.au
DO Cain, and We said We believe! al,
liked the old-Ashioued cheese sand
vt,E better than any OF the fancy
things
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-25

DlSIf1cG or Orleans SIS.
The Honorable Probate Court for tho nc
GrIcG aforesaid:
10 all persons interested in the estate of
Mary A. Shedd a minor, -
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-25
GOLDEN WEDDING

Relatives and friends to the number
Of about 200 gathered at Institute hall
Saturday, Feb. Fl, to celebrate the
fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs Levi P. Drew. An oyster
dinner was served, the long table be
ing set for fifty guests and decorated
with SO carnations. the gift of Mr..
and Mrs. r. II. Cheney of Manchester.
N. II. Mr.. and Mrs. Drew presided at
the first table and were photographed
with their guests. q. B. Bean cooked
the oysters and outdid himself in the
cooking as they were unrivalled in
excellence. After the dinner followed
an entertainment, musical and literary,
furnished principally by the grandchil.
dren Of Mr.. and Mrs. Drew. The
orchestra from West Derby. composed
of the son, Leonard L. Drew. grand
daughter, Miss Editha Drew and
grandson. Forrest Drew. with Harold
Miller playing violin. gave several
selections, with songs. duets and instru-
mental solos by other grandchildren.
Miss Hazel Cook read the welcome.
Rev. Glenn Douglass gave recital in
his usual pleasing manner, and Mrs.
H. E. Clark brought down the house
with her recital of 1.-THE Bag of Beans
as a Marriage Fee.'' Master Clair
Bean, another grandchild, gave
recitation setting forth his appreciation
of grandmothers, and at the close of
the entertainment Mr.. Douglass after
few appropriate remarks both grave
and gay, presented Mr.. and Mrs. Drew
with bag of gold which their many
| friends took pleasure in providing. In
addition to this they had many other
pieces of gold coin presented to them
| by their immediate family among
which were two pieces of English gold
coin sent by their youngest son from
| Vancouver. B. C. Supper was also
served to a goodly number. and all
voted the occasion the pleasantest
possible and sincerely wish Mr.. and
Mrs Drew many more years Of. happy
welded life. We should all be glad OF
an opportunity to attend their diamond
wedding. Both Mr.. and Mrs Drew
were born ard have always lived in
the near vicinity of their present
home To them were born six chill
dren all of whom are now living and
all were present with the exception of
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-25

The pupils Of grades 1-3 who received
certificates for perfect attendance for
the term ending. Feb II were Wendell
Allen, Arland Chaffee, Earle Smith.
Cecil Sheperd, Alta Baldwin and Marie
Metcalf. Howard Allen. Stanley Hol-
brook. Gilbert Macie, Harry Simino,
Danforth Wells, Theodore Whalen and
Marion France were each absent one
day. Stanley Holbrook, Gilbert Ma
Gle. Helen Harlow, Leo Freehart and
Glendon Metcalf received prizes for
perfect spelling.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-25
STATE OF VERMONT

DlSIf1cG or Orleans SIS.
The Honorable Probate Court for tho Di
trIct aforesaid: " i0
To all persons interested in the estate of
Mary A. Shedd, a minor
GREETING:
WHEREAS, application in writing hath
D Dg made to this Court by the guardian of
Mary A. Shedd, minor, who is an heir to
I 2n estate OF Eugene F. Bickford, late of
oalCon IN SAID District, deceased, therein
representing that as part of an attempte ed ar
tPai nls fane between the said Eugene f.
blckIOfd, IN MS lifetime, and his wife Sa-
1nantha y. BickfOrd, respecting nr0nart+ :,
f1ghts between the said Eugene + RiciJfaruJJ
sIH az q, samantha IAN y. BickfOrd, on the 22nd daV
OF May, l9O6, the said Samantha O. Rici.forS3
executed writing, the purpose of " hinb
was ah aCtempG TO convey to the heirs OF the
9tal az l Eugene +: B1ckford all rights which
~ tne sstlu samantha q. Bickford had in ana
W INC real and personal property Oftha co id
rytug ~ blcktord; that said aftemnted
10 ~ t ueed IS recorded in Book 81 mage
olz o1 Ghe Barton Land Records INIT Thai + Re
Same mas never been delivered to any Of the
to tho a tne sdiIG deceased; that all the heirs
m w nv e1ICaoe OF SAID deceased except said
I HIot nave executed to O. f. HamhIet
administrator OF the estate of said deceased
@ an qulu-eltlIn deed OF whatever interest il
mo ah mrs conveyed to said heirs by the writ
ing above set forth; that said Administers.
20 ZOE mas been granted a license by said Court
~ sen Gne real estate of which the sale
90 cue +. blcktOrd died seized and posses
| Stu, 4uc InaG SAID writing or quit laim deeC
stands IN the nature OF cloud upon the
| Citle OF SAID real estate. the same being re
! ~ LEU Ill GHe Barton Land Records as abOy,
SET Iofth, and that unless said minors in
| CeIesG IN said real estate, if any by yirtu,
| vi Ihe writing above set forth is not trans
| leffed to the said Administrators it will ma
! terlally affect the amount which said Ad
| Illustrator will be able to realize from tn,
sale OF such real estate, and said guardian
pFayS Tor license to convey to the said Ham
DleG whatever interest, il any, said mino
| TOOK or received in the estate OF said de
| ceased by reason of the writing or quito lain
| deed above set forth.
! W HEREUP pom, said Court appointe,
and assigned the 18th day of March, 1914
at two O'Clock at f. w. Baldwin's Office il
| Barton in said Dis, to hear and decide upol
said application, and ordered that publ
| notice thereof to be given to ali per
| sons interested therein, by publishing thi
! order three weeks successfully in tn
| Orleans County Monitor, newspape
published at Barton in said District
which circulates in the neighborhood c
| those persons interested therein, all whic
| publications shall be previous to the tim
| appointed for the hearing.
| THEREFORE, you are hereby notified
| appear before said Court at the time an
| place aforesaid, then and there in said COul
| to object to the granting of such license,
| you see cause.
| Given under my hand at Newport, in sal
| District, this oath day of February, 1914.
! RUFUS W. SPEAR,
| $40 Judg
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-25
LOWELL

Harvev Fletcher is in North Troy
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Wilnan Souther visited her
father in Troy recently.
Mrs Jerry Barney of WoodsVllle'
N. H., is visiting relatives IN town.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Corliss are the
parents of dau III er, torn THURSDAY.
Clarence ROGERS and family OF Rock
Island are visiting at Herbert knlght S.
| Miss Myrtle Decker of Barton is
stopping with Mrs. Osmer fariiian lol
| a while.
Leigh Carl and Walter Evarts of
North Troy high school were nome
over Sunday.
| Dinner town meeting day at N. E.
| Winget's by the ladies OF the Congre-
gational society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albion Stebbins of
| Troy were guests of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Stebbins, the last of
the week.
Please bear in mind the warm diner
that will be served by the ladies of
the M. E. society at the Woodmen hall
town meeting day.
Church members, pay off your
church mortgage. Join the Christmas
club. Central Savings Bank and
Trust Co., Orleans. Vt.
eff Jesus, the Master, Abides with
U.s." was the Sunday morning theme
at the North church. and eff George
Washington were Here" for the chill
! dren's sermon.
Horace Hines died Tuesday after an
| illness of several months. at the home
of his son. Eli Hines, where he has
been tenderly cared for. He was born
in Eden but had lived in this town for a
number of years. He was 81 years old
of this town. He leaves two sons,
Chas. Kelley and Mrs. freeman La
vices were held Thursday afternoon at
the house, Miss Foster. deaconess of
the M. g. church, officiating.
WEsTFIELD
Mrs. Kerney Randall died suddenly
last evening, the result of a Shock
Byron Clark gave a talk in the
village schoolhouse Friday morning in
the interest of the Boy Scout move.
ment.
Miss Viola Lerocke of Boston is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. M. H. Bur
bidge. She expects to remain unit
the first of May.
The G. e. society will give a socia
at the church on Friday evening, Mar
6. Sugar on snow, doughnuts, roll:
and pickles will be served. The Rev
j. Elliott Bowman Of North Hyde
Park, former pastor. will be presen
and give readings of original poems
Everyone is invited.
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GLOW Err Gil EANINGS

Cobb, Fred Walker and Eva Darling.
Mabel Walker was absent one day be-
cause of illness. In the spelling match
es held Friday morning Ralph Bean
won in the fourth grade and Ritha
Cusson in the higher grades
CHURCH NOTES
The pastors sermon Sunday morning
had for its subject George Washington.
Among other things he said that men
of later days might as truly be said to
be Gods or Godlike as in Bible times.
Washington was we'll prepared for his
life work. having a fine physique.
strong body, and equally as we'll pre-
pared mentally and spiritually. He
was a great leader of strong character
and example. It might be possible
that in Sundays congregation there
was someone called of God to do some
/ great work and whose lives from day
to day are preparation.
Sunday evening concluded the illus
trated talks on the Hill Cities of the
H1ma1ayas.
Some time during the week the
committee appointed to investigate the
formation of a community church will
meet.
League held meeting. In the contest
for attendance the girls won and the
boys in consequence had to furnish the
entertainment for the evening which
was we'll enjoyed
Thursday evening meeting will be in
the church and there will be choir
rehearsal.
On next Sunday morning the pastor
will Drin i1,l
sidered by Voters" and Sunday even
; ing he will give recital. cat the
: Mercy of the State"
WEST CLOVER
Walter Scott has had a hatcher and
, planer put in his mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Miles are enter
tanning niece, Miss Newton.
Mrs. Thompson and daughter, Hilda,
are visiting Mrs. Ellis Prescott.
The Miles girls went to Newport the
, last of the week to visit friends.
Mrs. Lillian Buchanan, who has been
with friends here, has gone to Canada
to visit friends there.
H. III. Skinner attended the banquet
! . at Lyndonville Monday given by the
D horse breeders association.
Mr.. Erwin gave fine illustrated
$ talk at the church one evening last
q week, which was we'll attended.
Mr. and Mrs. A A. Webster ano
daughters spent short time with he1
! sister in Derby. Mr.. Webster attended
l. the r. F. D. meeting.
:, The oyster supper given at the hall
= by the Willing Workers was we'll at
=, tended and much enjoyed. Thanks are
:, due Miss Cameron for the readings
y given. A neat sum was added to the
treasury.
}. Make your Christmas merry one
IS Join the Christmas club. Contra
r, Savings Bank & Trust Co., Orleans
is VT
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-25
GLOVER

Guy Aldrich is confined to the house
with rheumatism.
Remember the Old Folks ball on
Friday evening.
Frank Drew is suffering from an
abscess in his head.
Miss Marjory Bean and Miss Ava
Bean have been visiting in Wheelock.
VIM. Sanville of Irasburg spent
several days with his brother here
recently.
Mrs. Evalyn Sou thworth of South
Fairlee is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Douglass.
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Stone was quite badly scalded one day
last week.
Little Marion Clark has been very i'll
but is much improved. Mrs. Cobb
assisted in her care for few days.
Miss Florence Drew was home from
Barton SATURDAY. and Sunday. She
spent Sunday with her brother, Harris
Drew.
Insurance policy premiums coming
uue next WlHIoP. JUN JIG OtIA 10 .. ILL q
club. Central Savings Bank & Trust
Co., Orleans.
Miss Hazel Cook was home from
johnson to attend the golden wedding
of her grandparents. She returned
to school Monday.
Irving Robinson and family visited
at Henry Cooks over Sunday. also
Leonard Drew and family and Miss
Vera and Harold Miller.
Monday, Feb. %. was the 9th birth
day of Mrs. Phila Bean. She re
ceived from her grandson, Hayder
Whitney, ninety-seven carnations as {
birthday gift.
The last number of our lectur,
course is to be Mar. by DR.. OFT
This lecturer is one of the best on thu
platform today and his address is sur,
to be both entertaining and instruc
tive.
The Woman's Union will serve
meat and potato dinner at the vestr,
on town meeting day, price rs cents
Children and ladies who furnish. Il
cents. Ladies not solicited pleas
bring pies and cakes.
Burlelgh Drown, who was operate'
on for appendicitis recently. is able t
sit up little. He was kindly remem
bered by his schoolmates and other
with cards, etc., which he enjoye
very much and for which he thank
: them.
New Independent Telephones ir
/ stalled last week, A. A. Chamberlir
H. Gray, John Lewis, Fred Stone
, Horace Brooks, John Salmon, &c
! Keith. Alison Day. Chas. Smelling. {
+ B. GRAY, T. Randall. Frank Leclai
Geo. Bickford, G. L. Stems. Pei
Goethe
!. The Parish school closed Feb. 3
: The pupils having no absent mari
were Nahum Chesley. Arthur Dexte
Ralph Bean, Claire Bean, Marqu
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-25
Photo by Royston

Jack, the youngest, who lives in Van
couver. Lurene, wife Of Henry Cook;
Florence, wife of Martin Bean Fanny,
wife of Guy Aldrich; ana Frank the
second son, reside in Glover. and
Leonard the Oldest son in West Derby.
1t is seldom SO large a family are so
closely united. The grandchildren
number nineteen, all the pride of their
grandparents hearts, who both love
children dearly.
Among the guests from out of town
were Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Drew of ST.
Johnsbury, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Robin
son and daughter of Westmore, Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Drumming and Mrs.
Laura McFarlane of Barton. Mrs.
Freda Sessions of Coventry, Mr. and
Mrs. E. A. Cook of Lyndonville.
Luther Uttin and lady from West
Burke, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Philbrook
and daughte of Greensboro. Mr. and
Mrs. Forrest. Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl
Aldrich and Mrs. Rufus Aldrich of
Lyndonville, Harold Miller and sister,
Vera, of West Derby, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Helen and son, Milton, of West Derby.
Silently and steadily the wheels of
Father Time
Roll off the m orths, the years. of lives
to us sublime.
Of lives without which would our souls
be dreary. dull and cold
But with them we are happy for their
hearts are pure as gold.
For us they've worked. for us they've
lived. and lived lives worth the living.
For Us poor sinners of the soil, their
wedding bells are ringing,
We've heard them ring and we here we
are though hardly worth our call.
We've come, sons, daughters, grand-
daughters. grandsons. friends, and all.
Wed wish to do some good for those
two souls we've loved so long.
Wed wish to give them happiness and
health. to make them strong.
To them we owe much homage 70
their friendship. care and love,
To them our thanks are given-to
them, and One above.
For we owe to Him of endless fame
Row much no one can say,
Fer we are here to celebrate their
golden wedding day.
Hazel Cook.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-02-25
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURC

The Epworth League meeting WI w,
be held on Wednesday evening e al \
social. Topic: Goods Gift of Gre
Men and How He Develops Them
Leader. E. N. Knapp.
The Ladies' Aid society Will meea
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. LAP ~
next Thursday. Feb. 26; Dinner Y z
be served at noon. In the evening z
young men of the grange and cofll5n
nifty, with their ladies. are inViteut
meet at Mr.. Lanou's for a socai
Light refreshments will be served.
Choir rehearsal Friday evening q
G.. w. Russell's.
Sunday morning at 1915 the pa&o
will preach a fve-minute sermon
the children using as the sunjsc'
"Daniel and the Lions. " Inis VIZ ~ g
followed by a sermon entitled, Life
and Leaners. Sunday school at I'm
Evening service at z O'Clock.