Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-09-15

Frank Goodwin of Springfield, Mass,
Arthur Goodwin of Dalton, Mass,
and Lewis Goodwin of West Burke
called on their niece, Mrs. R. M.
Gilmour, Sunday at ''The Pines"
Mrs. Ellen Fletcher of California,
who recently visited her niece Miss Is
adore Foss and other relatives here, is
seriously i'll at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Ann Baldwin, at Lyndonville.
We note that George Pattee fast
horse. "Mary Chrontelle," won the first
money at Lewiston last week in the
2.13 class. The horse has been here
for time being driven by Lang.
However you may feel regarding the
Thaw case, an opportunity to see Eve
lyn Thaw and her son Russell in five.
part photoplay at the Gem theatre
Tuesday night should bring out large
attendance.
F. B. Lang is with his string of
horses at Plattsburg and Malone, N.
Y, the past and present week. Henry
| Harding has several fast steppers at
the state fair this week and ought to
land some Of the money.
The Park was very attractively dec
Grated with Chinese lanterns and elec-
| trio lights for the last band concert of
! the season Friday night and one of the
largest crowds in many years attended
| the concert and open air speaking.
A. W. Twiss is taking two weeks va
cation from his work at the Seaver
store and has been helping the Hub
bards the past ten days at their dining
| hall at the state fair, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. M. Hubbard again having charge of
the dining hall.
Episcopal service will be held in Odd
Fellows hall Sunday evening, Sept.
18th at p. N. All cordially welcomed.
The Bishop Coadjutor. Rt. Rev. DIR.
! George Y, Bliss will visit the Mission
Monday. Sept. 9th. Time of service
to be announced.
Regular meeting of Crystal Lake
grange will be held tomorrow evening
at o'clock. Subject for discussion,
"What is the cheapest and best fence
for the farmer?" Discussion for the
ladies, ''To what extent. if at all can
the routine of housework be varied?"
It is expected that musical farce
will be given. Social hour after the
meeting.
Orleans tennis players came back at
the Barton aggregation the past week
and won from local men at the Powell
court here. Chatfeld beat Connor in
two sets, the last set going to So.
Smithers tied with Wilson. Allchurch
and Rowell won from G. B. Webster
and Owen and Smithers and Chatfeld
tied with G. S. Webster and Wilson.
The members of the local w. C. T. U.
wish to express sincere thanks for the
generous manner in which the citizens
OF Barton aided in so successfully
entertaining the state convention Just
held. To the orchestra and to all the
musicians who so kindly gave of their
/ time and talent, to the band for their
: timely and beautiful concert. and to al
: who in any way helped in the gooc
| work.
The w. G. T. u met with Mrs. I. A.
Ranney Tuesday afternoon with TWEEN
) ty.one members and one visitor pres
ent. Roll call: Temperance lessons
: from current events Meeting opened
with Scripture reading and prayer by
the president. Reading, "The value
! of Money in Our Work." Mrs. G. L
; Lang; reading, "Money Getting, Mon.
,, ey Paying, Money Giving" Mrs. Eler
Webster. A short discussion led by
Mrs. Underwood, "How to Keep a Full
} Treasury 1t was an enthusiast
meeting notwithstanding the work ant
D business incident to the convention jus
, held. Meeting closed by repeating
the pledge in unison.