Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-06-09
Local News.
GENERAL.

Invention and Institute will be held at
eensboro, Tuesday and Wednesday,
ly LIST and I'd. Geo. H. Blake, Bar
J, president Of convention B. +.
inc, Jay, recording secretary; A. J.
bee, Derby, corresponding secretary;
P. Pinney, Greensboro, musical direc-
Rev. G.. 5. Butler, No. Troy, z. E.
meson, Irasburgh, H. W. Chafey, AL
ny, executive committee. Program:
Tuesday MOming.-lO:30, Devotion
led by Rev. Moses Patten, Green's
70. ll:00, Address of welcome VIM.
amberlin, Craftsbury. lilo, Our
rk; volunteer remarks. 1l:40, bust
Bs, 1900, Adjournment.
A fternoOn.-l:30, Service of song;
by s. P. Pinney. 200, Singing in
Sunday schools; Rev. M. B. Cum
ngs, Barton. 2:2O, Selection of Sun
school books; Rev. E. ?. Wild,
wpOrt. 2:40, Lesson helps "; Rev.
}. Boardman, Craftsbury. 800, Ex-
Use supplementary to lesson; ]. Y.
cen, Newport. 1920, Reports from
FOOLS by superintendent. Methods of
lducting schools especially desired.
DO, Temperance among the young;
Of Henderson, Craftsbury. 4:30,
journment
EOening.-7;l5, Service of song; led
S. P. Pinney. 1880, Vespor service.
p0, Sermon by Rev. Geo. H. Parker,
Troy. Adjournment.
Wednesday Morning 900, Devo-
nal; led by Rev. S. S. Brigham, AL
by. 9:20, Classification of scholars,
j. Albee. Derby. $40, Selection of
chers; Rev. w. G. Somerville, Cow
try. 1000. How to teach the younger
sses; Mrs. A. NJ Wheeler, Craftsbury.
:15, The personal element in teaching /;
". II. f. Austin, Newport. 1890,
lowledge of human nature in teach
3; Charles Carpenter, Charleston.
:45, Patience and gentleness in teach
3; o. II. Austin, Barton. ll:OO.
irituality in teaching; Rev. J. Nc
pnald, Newbury. Ills, Methods of
Great Teacher; Rev. l.. Phelps,
Erton. ll:45. Business. Adjournment.
Afternooa.-1:30, Service of song
by S. P. Pinney. 1886, Brief re-
lrks upon any subject pertaining to S.
work. 2:l5, Children's meeting ad
esses by Rev. J. l.. Litch, Derby Line,
v. j. Leavitt, South Troy, and d. E.
rtis, Lowell. 2:45, Closing address
V. A. II. Webb, lrasburgh. Adjourn
mt
NoteS.-Bring Gospel Hymns Nos. l,
and 8. Come prepared to speak upon
topics. Upon your prayers and ready
fvice, depends the success of this con-
ntioD. Clergymen, superintendent,
lchers, and all interested in Sunday
hool work are invited.
ALBANY.
VIM. X. Annis, the horse trainer, is
ppping at W. f. Robinson's in Barton
tn some fine horses that he is training
the track. Mr.. Annis is prepared t
bin horses for the track or turf, anC
pkes a speciality of shifting from /;
ce to a trot.
SOUTH ALBANY.
Ebenezer Watson, who recently dice
re, was the oldest man in town. He
fved in the war of 1912. For forty
ars he suffered from the effects of ;
bite swelling and was quite lame. Fo
Q last seven years he has been blint
valid.
BARTON.
Henry Gay is paying cash for wool.
See advertisement and learn what B
Peterson has for sale.
Read DR.. Smyth's advertisement. an
e affidavits from reliable and well
lown men.
There should be added to the list {
achers who have received certificate
this town, Clara Barnard and Cert
hxter.
A very hard frost yesterday morning
ptatoes and corn are badly damaged
was just year ago that the freez
d so much damage to crops.
Capt. Thomas gave four nights ell
rtainment here last week, and althoug
e attendance was very small, the sho
as good one and deserved bett,
puse.
Children's Day at the M. E. churc
postponed until Sunday, June 2
hen 1t is hoped the weather will
little less frosty, and the Floral di
ay can De maze much better.
The mail business of Oak Hall, Be
~, occupies the time of five men excl
vely. Samples, prices, and rules
easurement are sent to any addrel
erfect fit and satisfaction guarantee
he 9TH Special Sale is now being hel
The officers and town committees
be Orleans County Agricultural Socie
re requested to meet at d. McDougall
arton Village, Tuesday, June 10
tO-mOrrOw), for the purpose of maxi
premium list, appointing awardi