Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-09-17
Local News.
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bT. JOuNsBURY DISTRICT PREACHERS
ETING,-This meeting will be held
West Albany, on the 20, 26 and 27
September, A. ID. 1877.
tuesday evening, Sept. 20, preaching
J. Wallace, alternate, o. ID. Clapp,
80, p. m.
"Wednesday evening, preaching by A.
Folger, alternate, J. II. Winslow.
Thursday evening. preaching by A.
Webb, alternate, s. b. Currier.
Prayer-meeting Wednesday a. IN.
b.
owe feast Thursday a. m, $50.
erary exercises Of the Association to
mence at 9.l5 a. m.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS, ESSAYS.
Revival of Class-meetings-.How
III it be Secured? l.. Hill, A. Ball.
A Revival Of Pastoral Visitation
W to Secure it. l.. g. Dickinson, J.
Donald. How may we best Promote
Revival on every Charge in the Dis
ct BY four days meetings or other
BE-? ID. Lewis, j. II. Winslow.
What are the Best Methods of Pre-
wing the Fruits Of Revivals 4? A. M.
ger, S. S. Brigham.
Religious Duties of Parents to Chill
IN J. S. Spinney. r. Mapelsden.
In what Sense does the Atonement
ct the Demands of the Law? II. 4.
hes, A. B. Keller.
How Shall the Missionary Income be
creased on the st. Johnsbury District ?
S. Lock. r. Pretty.
The Bible in the Public School? S.
Currier, @. S. Hamilton.
Is the Future Punishment Of the
licked Eternal? A. NJ. Wheeler, j.
ANS.
The Scriptural Doctrine of Christian
illness J. Thurston, @. II. Walter.
Amusements How shall the Church
rnish and Regulate these for the Ben
Of the Youth ? A. H. Webb, j.
witt.
The Second Advent of Christi
hen? w. @. Robinson, L. Folsom.
The General Judgment a necessity /;
Morse, A. b. Blake.
To what extent and in what ways.
ould q Pastor identify Himself with
Present Reform Movement? o. D..
app. J. Wallace.
Is there anything in the nature Of
generation which Precludes the Pos
bility Of Final Apostacy? H. F. For
Bt, p. N. Granger.
How can we make the Preachers
Getting more Profitable ? w. r. Puffer,
m. j. Johnson, Geo. Goodell.l
How to Direct Inquirers; H. P. Cush-
g, S. Virgins.
SERMONS.
G. Il. Burnham, on Cor. z: l.
X. Udell, on Rom. 10: 2.
w. B. Worthing, on l Cor. 8; Is,
3.
All preachers coming on the train
I'll be met at Barton Landing by noti-
ling J. Morse.
0. d. CLAPP,
j. MORSE. Com.
S. B. CURRIER,
BARTON.
Hot hot /! The weather, we mean
OF the editor.
If you want some fresh tried lard
ndgman keeps it
If you want q cider mill, ]. w. Murk
md will furnish grinder and press foi
ls.
Summer has not let 60 yet. Last weel
be thermometer registered over eighty
very day after Monday.
Last week was entirely free from
bin, and the warm, pleasant weathel
Tas used in completing the harvest o
hte grain.
Ed. Hartford has built him a very
comfortable house on upper Main street
here some newly married couple nigh
Ike deal Of comfort.
Bill Kimball was badly hurt fey
hys ago on the railroad by falling rail
is leg was badly scraped, his foo
mmed and several toes were broken an,
ashed.
A. F. StOckwell is putting in the stOn
FORK for the foundation of barn 10.
eet long and 40 feet wide. Warren lie
hnd is doing the stone work in YER
substantial manner.
A change Of time, and a change G
rains goes into effect, to-day, on tn
'assumpsic r. R. The New York trai
taken off, and the Accommodate
rain put back. Time table next week.
We give considerable space to tn
Hayden murder trial, this week, thinl
pg that our readers will be more inter
sted in this important suit than in OF
mary matters.
Among several things that we omi
ted last week, in our mention of mer
torious articles at the fair, was YER
pretty knit tabIe-spread by Mrs. E.
Woodland. 1t cost her several week
labor.
l.. G. Grandy has bought of John Gu
rier Of North Troy. his timbered Ian
that lies above the railroad. below Il
Village and South Barton. He will Us
the timber to supply his new shop
Lyndonville.
We regret to Learnt that Rev. Aust
Dodge Of the Congregational church. hi