Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-06-23
GENERAL.

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Anniversary and reunion of Newport
Dung Mems Christian Association
Wednesday and Thursday, June 20 and
5. d. M. Camp, president; S. s.
unit, vice-president; G. G. Gilman,
Pcretary; J. R. Hall, treasurer. Pro-
FAMINE:
Wednesday Afternoon-l:3O, Devo-
onal service. Conducted by M. S.
hamberlin, Jay. 200, Discussion
sociation work; its past. present and
ture. Led by Rev. S. W. Chaplin of
lbany, and Capt. P. D. Blodgett of St.
phnsbury. 500, Discussion-tact of
hristian work. Led by D. E. Curtis of
DWELL, and Rev. W. J. Johnson of
erby.
EgenSng-7:0O, Service of song. 1880,
ddress of welcome, by the president Of
e association. 7:45, Address by D.
Bulge of Montreal, P. Q.
Thursday Morning-9:3O, Devotional
eetlng. Led by B. F. Paine of Jay.
poo, Reunion. Five-minute talks.
200, Discussion-What can we do to
read the blessings of the Gospel in our
mmunities Opened by VIM. Addie
Sherbrooke, and Rev. G. H. Parker of
orth Troy.
AfternoOn-l:30, Praise service. Con-
icted by Charles Carpenter of Charles
n. 200, Observation-Disclosures life
society, including business. Opened
l. d. r. Collins of Barton Landing,
ID Rev. H. F. Austin of Newport. 800,
nestion drawer Brief addresses, gath
ing up the lessons of the convention.
NoteS-Everybody is invited to attend
is gathering, and those living in dis
cts where the association has held
eetings are especially invited. Bring
innowed Hymns and Gospel Hymns
Ds. l, 2, and 3. Entertainment pro-
ded for visiting brethren free. Come
epared to take part in the discussions.
me with questions-a number of fine
eakers not assigned in the above pro-
ANNE have been reserved for this de-
rtmeut. Come to help, as we'll as to
help. Pray.
ALBANY.
Seth Phelps is charging and repairing
barn.
Mrs. Chaplin, wife of Rev. Chaplin has
ne to Maine on visit, and is not ex-
cted to return until September.
Thomas Ruin of the east part of the
wn has had another attack of insanity,
d his friends have been compelled to
ze him to Brattleboro.
Capt. Thomas held three evening
tertainment at Darling's Hall last
eek. His performances were the best
the kind ever seen in this place.
John Hughes has his new barn nearly
ndy for the hay crop, and has a
ng of men at work on his new house.
limo. Hughes is moving barn on to
new foundation and putting base
ent under it.
A little daughter of George Barrett
Gently barely escaped death by taking
quantity of poison, which had beer
released to destroy potato bugs. Fortu
tely the child took sufficient dose tt
use her to vomit it up.
The Albany folks have been keeping
let for some years on Celebration days
t they can no longer endure the strait
pent up patriotism, and they propos
have real old-fashioned celebration
the Fourth. Judge Powers will de
yer an grafton, and there will be can
n firing, horribles. band and MARTA
nsic, speeches and general good time
BARTON.
Rev. Mr.. Phelps will preach in tn
-ipp Dist. next Sunday at $50 p. m.
Benjamin Mosman has added anothe
IN to his set of barns on Park street.
Parker and William Virgins ar
Hiding good house on their farm o
iggins Hill.
J. W. Hall sells the Buckeye, and ]
Drew the New Wood moving ma
ines, with repairs.
Rev. l.. Phelps has been made lii
ember of the American Board of Fol
On Missions, by the legacy of Mrs. N
Pierce and through the kindness {
rs. L. B. Hamilton.
There will be strawberry festiv;
the Congregational church vestry, o
hursday evening June 26th. Col.
Fairbanks will give lecture pertain
g to his trip to Europe and the Eas
i'd to be very interesting. Good mi
will be provided. All are invite
Omission free.
Rev. Lewis Hill, who has been
eble health for some months, died {
Fiday last, aged 60 years. Elder Hi
IS been in the ministry for more thi
rty years, and has been very success
] in his work. He was widely know
ID universally esteemed. His renal
ere carried to Danville for burial y,
rday.
Yesterday was Children's Day at t
Z. Church and the house was We