Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-05-18

Rev. >. ). Hutchinson, Pastor
Thursday evening, prayer meetir
and Bible study. r.
i Sunday, May %
| 1890 Worship. Sermon subiec
"Why Join the Church."
i 11.45 Bible school. Family Life
1 " a. m. Christian Endeavor servie
on so-called Hubbard rocks, weathe
permitting. Subject, "Favorite Say
ings."
z p. m. Song service. Brief sermo
j on, practical subject.
Rutland, attended the funeral of a
aunt at Bolton, P. O., Sunday.
NJ r. Underwood has moved to hi
new home and Carl Ford has take
possession of the place occupied b
the Underwoods, which he purchased
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Redington, VIII
made their weekly trip to St. Johns
| bury hospital Saturday to see Rober
Harmon, found him somewhat improv
ed.
Miss Mary Dutton and >Venan Bea1
Of West Glover were married Satur
day evening at the Congregations
parsonage by the Rev.AJ. J. Hutchin
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Reed hav,
moved some of their goods and taker
up temporary residence in Brown
lngton, while his men work on the
road.
Another week has passed with but
little rainfall. Crops are going II
rapidly and the grass is looking very
forward with the season fully two
or three weeks in advance of the u.s.
ual.
1t is reported on good authority that
the store now occupied by Mrs. Bile
deau as a millinery store, will later
IN the season'be occupied by an A. &
p. store, adding still another grocery
to those already here.
The River road to Orleans was
closed for nearly week while repairs
were being made on the covered
bridge and abutments at the foot of
the high bridge hill. The bridge is
1ow open for traffic.
The many friends who have met
Mrs. r. y. Jacques, during the sum-
ner months for the past few years
will be saddened to learn of her death,
which occurred in Westfeld, N. j.,
April %.
Mrs. Alice Phillips of Glover, Mrs.
Clara Hobson Of Newport city were
to town Sunday night by
he serious illness Of their mother,
drs. c. e. Buswell. At present writ
ng Mrs. Buswell is better.
Mrs. A. S. Drew and Mrs. Jennie
Blake have returned from Boston,
dass }. The latter came via. Con-.
ord, N. H., and visited her niece Mrs.
dary Blake Baxter, who returned
7ith her. for brief vacation. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Prescott and
)r. and Mrs. Davis of Lyndonville |
1otored here to attend church Sun
ay. Mrs. Davis, as Julia Aver, was |
resident here 40 years ago and will
e remembered by old friends.
The Woman's Literary club will
old It's Club day in the May Falls
rove Saturday, May %. Each mem I
er Will please bring lunch for one.
unch will be served at o'clock.
ommittee, Mrs. R. P. Webster, Miss
bby May, Miss Dotie Potter.
Geo. w. Quimby Post, G. A. R. an
ounce that there will be union Me-
.orlal service Sunday morning, May
}, at the Congregational church, at
h1ch- service Rev. J. j. Hutchinson
Ill preach. On Monday, Decoration
~, May 30, there will be the usual
arade and exercises in Seaver's hall .
lth an address by Rev. M. A. Turner.
A. L. Wilcox, who was in the Bar
n bakery for some time, and started /,
e place on its upward path, has
rain taken charge of the business,
wing bought of the Smith Brothers.
1e Smith Brothers have built up a
rye bakery business and also handled /,
oceries.< Mr.. Wilcox will discontin- !
the grocery line and confine his en-
.e efforts to the bakery. l..
The Afternoon Study Club held it's r
nual meeting with Mrs. Ruth Web
er on Thursday, May 18th, Is men,
rs and one visitor present. The :
nua! reports were heard and the
lowing officers elected: president. /,
rs. Annie Pearson; vice-president,
rs. Susan Currier; sec. and treas. :
rs. Florence Pierce; program COM,
rs. Ida Cutter and Mrs. Mabel a
lrner;; flower CON-, Mrs. Alice I'm e
rwood. After guessing contest
cnarge of the program committee n
e hostess served ide cream and B
fers and a pleasant hour was spent.
Uncle Josh Simpkins," rural play B
allar to, "Way Down East" and te
ne Old Homestead" will be present.
at Seaver's hall Thursday, May 19, III,
a splendid acting company and pro fl
ced with special scenery, including W
'awmill scene, in which real buzz
is used. "Uncle Josh Billings" h,
said to be "chuck" full of good, u
olesome comedy with good singing cd
dancing vaudeville presented dur
the action of the play and between o,
acts. The compay carries sew Fl
i musicians who will advertise the ha
:agement here on the streets as "a al
be Band" Prices 25 cents and IS
is.
The annual business meeting of II
Woman's Literary Circle was held pr
h Miss Etnestine Wilson on We'd an
day evening, May 11th, Fl men, to
$ and one visitor present. The an
i reports were heard and the fol-
ing officers were elected for the cI'
uing year: president, Miss Ern- ~ ~
ne S. Wilson; vice president, Mrs. 81
leva Kinsey; secretary, Miss Clara 81 81
rgess; treasurer, Miss Dotie M. -, -
ter; trustees, Miss Wilson, Mrs. VI y.
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