Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-03-24

Under the chaperonage of Miss Rem
treW, several high schools girls and
students Of the grammar school went
to Montpelier day last week to see
the Vermont Legislature in session
There is no longer picture show on
Thursday evening at the picture house,
the features have been changed to
Tuesday night and the Thursday night
program of six regular reels carried
over to Friday night.
Relatives and friends here have been
apprlsed of the death of Edward A.
Ufford in Marshall, MINI. He was
veteran of the Civil war and brother of
c. j. Ufford He is survived by a
widow. nee Alice Hardy. Both were
formerly of West Glover.
The Rev. Lewis Moody of Plover.
Iowa, is the guest of his wife's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Tower. Mr..
Moody has been visiting elatives in
Waterbury and will visit at Dover
before returning to his home.
There was a large attendance at the
Gem Friday night to see Mary Pickford
in the second appearance here, and
another good crowd on Tuesday night
at the prize photoplay, Zone Wonder
full Night"
Annual convocation of keystone
Chapter, No. 16. r. A. M. Monday.
Arpil 5, at 7.3O O'Clock p. m. Election
of officers and other important busl-
ness. Every member should be present
and don't forget the date.
P. L. Webster died at his home here
Saturday morning, the funeral services
being held at the NJ E. church on
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Webster was
a much esteemed man in Barton. The
obituary will follow next week.
! Miss Malvina Sanville, who has been
critically i'll for several weeks past.
died at st. Johnsbury hospital after an
operation. She was a girl about 20
years old, the daughter of Joseph San
vile. The funeral services were at ST..
Paul's church Saturday morning.
The regular meeting of the Woman s
Literary club was held with Mrs. j.
Batchelder on the evening of March
10. The subject was Ireland. Roll
call was answered by gems of Irish
wit and humor. After adjournment of
the business meeting, the following
interesting program was given: Read
ing, "The Cabeen," Miss Frances
Butler; reading, Irish Names Miss
Mary Harris; paper 'tErin's Sons
America, Miss Wheeler; song, kitty
of Cooraine." Mrs. Lang: reading,
"The Literature of Music of Ireland, -
Miss Abbie May; song. "Come back to
Erin," Miss Redfeld. Miss Wheeler
put into her paper much thought and
research and made each of US wish we
were of Ir sh stock. The poems and
songs were given in a pleasing manner
and were good examples of the wit
and pathos of all Irish poetry Selec-
tions on the graphophone were given
during the social hour following the
meeting.
ALBANY
Merton Cutler is quite ILL.,
Barbara Fletcher was quite sick last
!, week.
Irwin Davis has hurt his foot quite
badly.
Andrew Loomis is working for A. N.
/ Vance.
Alonzo Fisher has moved to the
Burbank place.
A. J. Miles from Barre, Mass. was
in town last week.
Frank Rowell has returned to his
work at Woodsville, N. Fl.
Elmer George is papering at Clyde
Eldridge's at South Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shute have
gone to their home in Cabot.
Glendon Goddard is home from Hyde
Park for two weeks vacation.
J Mrs. Pierce of Hardwick is visitins
her sister. Mrs. Charles Dawson.