Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-10-17
IRASBURG
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Miss Voy, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. McGoff, returned
to her home in Mattapan Saturday.
Mrs. c.. B. McGoff and son accom-
panied her as far as Boston, where
they will visit relatives.
Mrs. Hunter was quite seriously
injured Thursday by falling down
stairs at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mahlon Farman where she has been
working. She was taken to the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Ellery Miles.
Herbert Bower went to Randolph
Saturday to attend the wedding of
his twin sisters, Carrie and Clara Be-
yer. Miss Clara married Earl Tyler
of Randolph, who came here few
weeks ago to work in the creamery
and during his short stay here has
won many friends, who extend con
gratulations and best wishes to Mr..
and Mrs. Tyler. They returned here
tonight and will board at F. A. Bu-
chanan's.
A mission will be given in the
Catholic church next week. The
mission opens Sunday morning at the
10 o'clock mass Rev. T. M. Aubin,
L. S. E., of Swanton. FIR. Aubin has
already given missions in the vlclnl-
tv and is considered a very forceful
preacher. Non Catholics will be
cordially welcome to attend the ser
vice during the week. Mass and in
structions in the mornings at .
o'clock and in the evening at 7.3O.
IRASBURG RED CROSS.
A fine sweater was sent to one OF
our drafted men at Aver last week
and others will follow as soon as they
are made More knitters are needed
to make these sweaters. Have you
done your bit as yet? Don't be a
Stacker?
IRASBURG LECTURE COURSE.
The Irasburg Community lecture
this season. Even though last year
course is to be especially attractive
the committee met with quite loss,
it has decided to put on very much
SUPERIOR and more expensive course
this wear rather than to lower the
standard which was set last year for
these entertainments.
What we shall do next year will de-
pend on the sort Of cooperation we
receive from the community this sea-
son.
Everybody is asked to purchase one
or more season tickets at the old
price, $1.25 for six (instead of five)
as fine entertainments as any town
will present this year.
Single admission reserved, 35 cents,
not reserved Is and IS cents. The
first number will be given on We'd
nesday evening, Oct. list at 81?
o'clock. by Davis, the master mag1-
clan, the man who mystifes. This
will be big stuff. Mr.. Davis comes
with his helpers, big trunks, hand
cuffs, ETC. Nothing like it ever seen
in these parts.
The other entertainments will be as
follows:
g. Dr.. J. Franklin Babb, in a
really great lecture, Nov. 10.
8. The Pierces, a dramatic enter
tainment, Dec. 5.
T. William Gorton, lightning ar
list, clay modeller, impersonator, etc.,
Jan. Is.
s. The Athenian (colored) Jubi-
lee Trio, Jan. q.
6. The Hawkeye Glee Club, vocal
and instrumental, Feb. 9th.
Leave your order for season tick
cts with Judge Sears at the Sears &
Russell store, Or with Mr.. Winget at
his blacksmith shop. Do it now.
ION ueldy. Lie drawing OIL SodIS
will be held in the same manner as
usual at date to be announced la
ter.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.
Second Rally Sunday, Oct. Fl.
Rally service in the morning at TO-
as with rally sermon by the pastor
Rally Sunday school at 1910, with
a full attendance.
Rally evening service at 7.3O. An
illustrated talk by the pastor on
children of Mission Lands" issued
by our own Methodist Board of For
eign Missions, 81 colored and two
plain slides. Admission by ticket but
every child and adult entitled to a
ticket by asking for the same. A sill
yer offering to pay expenses, A
great service.
Friday evening, rally social and
roll call at the church at 8 o'clock %.
m. All free. Addresses, roll call,
music and refreshments. Every mem
Der and friend of the church is invited
to be present. If unable to attend,