Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-01-10
NORTH TROY
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building on Main street owned by
was in business at the time of his
death. A portion Of the first floor is
now being partitioned and put into
condition.
At the annual village meeting the
Currier hose company, having at it's
last meeting voted to disband at 6
o'clock Saturday, Jan. 6, it was voted
to pay the members each SIS annually
besides the wages they now receive
for work at fires. Seventy cents on
the dollar was raised in addition to
the 20 cents required by law. The
resignation of A. A. Macomber as
trustee was accepted and M. H. Dodge
was elected to fill the vacancy. It
was voted to lay on the table the arti-
Gle relating to putting in sewerage.
The following officers were elected:
Clerk, N. D. Blake; trustee for three
years, G. A. Place; water commits
sioner, j. L. Mason; attorney, o. S.
Annis; collector, w. w. Wakefield.
WESTMORE
Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Calkins recent
ly spent a week visiting Forest Hunt
and family at North Andover, Mass.
The w. B. T. S. will hold a social
at the parsonage Friday evening, Jan.
IL. Everyone cordially invited. La
dies please bring cake.
At the yearly meeting of w. B. T.
s., M. F.. Calkins was elected presi-
dent; vice president, Frank Emerson;
secretary, Lula Tatro; treasurer, Ad,
allne Tatro; social committee, A. E.
French, Mary Rand and Mary Calk-
ms.
While skidding wood Thursday
George Craig was badly hurt. A limb
hit him across the back, knocking him
down and he was carried home in
what seemed a serious condition, but
came out of it much better than was
expected and is out again.
At the Sunday evening prayer SER
vice, Mr.. and Mrs. Calkins gave
their experience at the Billy Sunday
meetings which they recently attend
ed In Boston. 1t was very interest
ing and quite an improvement over
what is read in the daily papers.
The teacher of the Good Will Sun
day school class, Mrs. Hattie Myers,
was pleasantly surprised Saturday
evening when Fl of her scholars came
to spend a social time and remind her
of her birthday. Candy and popcorn
were served A little token of esteem
was left and all enjoyed a pleasant
time.
The following officers were elected
at the annual meeting of the Congre-
gational church and its auxiliary Jan.
3: Clerk, Mrs. c. H. Atkins; trus-
tees, z. P. Berwick and Mrs. Ina Will
son, renamed and reelected, Clyde
Nutting, third; first deacon. A. E.
French; second, NJ E. Calkins; treas
urer, Mrs. A. E. French; tellers, Mrs.
M. E. Calkins and Mrs. M. E. Clap
per; auditor and collector, Mrs. E. J.
Wheeler; ushers, Homer Leonard and
A. E. French; organist, Mrs. E. J.
Wheeler; chorister, Mrs. C. H. Atkins.
Ladies' Aid society, president, Mrs
Mary Nutting; first vice president,
Mrs. Mary Rand; second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Mabel Atkins; secretary,
Mrs. Alkaline Tatro; treasurer, Mrs.
Hattie Myers. A. E. French was
elected superintendent of the Sunday
school,; assistant, Homer Leland;
secretary, Lula Tatro; treasurer, Mary
E. Calkins; organist, Abbie French;
teachers, Rev. W. Rand; Hattie Ny
ers, Bessie Wheeler, Mary Calkins.,
LOWELL
The district school taught by Miss
Gladys Jones which recently closed
had one pupil, Candace Shannon,
who had no marks for the term.
Sermon for the Virtuous