Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-30

Evening service, 80.
Thursday evening prayer meeting
So $50 o'clock
The following letters remain ur-
called for at the posCoffce- Please
say advertised when calling for these
. letters. Il. E Slack. H. P. Hanson
Many an anxious fisherman Is
turning his steps toward Stone pond
and other places where fish are re-
putei 70 await the angler on May l
=. :. Duffy OF Hartford. Conn.
sus-t the past week at c. 7. Miles,
and has purchased another carload OF
Jersey COWS, including Is registered
ones
c. Z. Hanblet expects Mrs Ham
blec and daughter. Bernice, home
on the night train Wednesday from
California, where they have spent the
winter.
Wallace Foss OF Albany has engag-
81 70 work for J. P. Uric on the
Brown farm this summer. Mr.. and
Mrs Foss viii live IN c. Z Sisco's
tenement
Miss Frances Willard returned on
SATURDAY from spending two weeks
II New York and Washington She
vas accompanied By relatives from
Massachusetts,.
c. B. S-e-nbarg made Ms first reg
u-zr Greensboro BeCi-BarCon auto
stage trip Monday and viii continue
The ssT-ce during the sunUer as
heretofore
Main street tas been drained IN
front q T " Cous-ocks place and
The street : receiving surface o.
crushed rock from CEe village plant OF
High street
Miss Esther Brurtng and Miss
Ruth Bur-hzu are home for 2 vaca-
-.o- from their school II Springfield,
Mass. where they are taking E b1s.-
ness course
T. ". Cutting returned Tuesday
from : visit 70 Boston and other
points He attended the New Haup-
shire state co1clave OF knights Tenn
pIar lodges a. Concord
Clayton Hubbard, wbo IS slowly re-
covering from pneumonia, has gone
70 Darville 70 visit his sisters, 81
Bowman Shar-ucks, and an aunt,
Mrs W L Aver, 81 Danvlle Green .
Owing 70 : break in the press Of
-Le Express and Standard before the
edition was completed last week, the
forms we're brought 20 Barton by
truck and the edition completed az
the Monitor Office
On Thursday night fully two inches .
Of STOW fell and the weather since
has beer cold and wet The roads are
very muddy and rough but the frost .
! ont and : few good 6ays VIII make .
travel much easier. Z
Victory Loan Chairman c. s. Web E
s-er saws that while he i assured OF .
subscriiotions 70 put Barton over It's .
S60. 900 quota there Is still room for .
thoSe Who have not been seen 20 rszs
some Of these excellent bonds and .
relieve some OF those who have bur &
de-sd themselves % make the drive
success.
AZ the business meeting Of the .
Alumni association OF Barton acad-
uy = was voted 70 hold banquet
Oh The evening OF June g. Amoy
D Sezver was elected tozs-uas-er
and Miss Cleuuz Seaver. Miss Vera
Czuerter and Mrs Wilmer Daniels
we're elected the committee OF ar
zngeueu-s-
Al RE adjourned meeting Of the
Ir6euenGe-- Telephone company held T.
a. he school building L vas evident
that -te I0ezI company vii work n
harmony With The Buckley brothers
II -Lezr effort % make The I1cepsn-
Ce-- telephone become useful and
se-T.cezbIe Ene II this part q Che
county As soC1 zs the B1cklsys
have completed their organization z
lease zil b made q the Barton vi
Izge lines % rEsu-
AZ The annual meeting of Orient
Chzu-sr. No 13. O. Z s, April 18th,
TIE following oScerz we're elected for
rhs ensuing year Mrz- Nzbsl 8
ETbbzr6- v. u; Charles H Blood
". P: Mss Beruice A Hznblet- A
": Mrz- May L BzTOEss See; Grz-
aI5ce c Cr6srzoo6, Treas; Miss Eva
= GfIp=n- Con: Mrs ANY L Bezn.
4 Con: ard With the appointed Of
Fcerz we're installed by r W Bald
vi Past Grand PsrrOL
The Afrerroo- Study club heId
thefr regular meeting ADrl 2zrh a.
the hone q Mrs. r. D Pierre- The /
topic for the meeting vas, Women II