Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-03-15
dLBANY.

that big pile OF wood referred to week
before last, instead of Renter Mills.
Fellowship meetings at Congregation
al church, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week. Everybody is
cordially invited.
Mr.. q. E. Jameson of Irasburgh, re-
Gently spoke before the Reform Club on
the subject of Productive industry"
The address was good, and we regret
that more were not out to hear it.
]. G. Dow has rented his farm on the
west hill, to Nathan Beede. Jr., for one
year. We understand that the present
occupant, Thomas Mcclellan is coming
to the village.-I. L. Sanders has rented
his corner block to Manly Balan.
Dr. Campbell has returned from Brat
tleboro where he went to take his wife,
who is insane, much pleased with the
condition of patients in the asylum, and
the management of the institution. He
hopes that his wife may receive help
and soon return to him, her former self.
The following is the program for the
Fellowship Meeting at Congregational
church, Albany, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, of this week.
Tuesday afternoon OO-Prayer for
Gods blessing on the Meetings. Matt.
81; %. 2 45-Discussion topic, The
present needs of our Churches. Intro
duced by Rev. G. G. Burnham, West
field. Bvening-7OO-Pralse and
thanksgiving. Meeting; Phil. 4;5 7.3O
Sermon by Rev. j. Boardman.
Wednesday morning-9.45-Prayer
and Promise Meeting. l0.l5-Discus-
sion; topic, How far does Christ's cause
depend upon individual effort for sue
cess introduced by Rev. l.. Phelps,
Barton. 1l.0o-Discussion.: topic,
Personal conservation to Christ how
gained and who needs it? introduced
by d. E. Curtis, Lowell. Afternoon
2,0O-TestimOny Meeting; Is. AZ !;
9-l2. 2.30-Topic; What is true pray
err? Rev. w. Carr. 3.l5-Topic The
weekly prayer meeting; what is its value
and who is responsible for it. l. d. r.
Collins. EUentng- 7.O0-Prayer and
Conference Meeting; topic, Gods love
to US. 7.45-Sermon by Rev. J. A.
Bates.
Thursday morning .45-Service
of Prayer. 10.OO-Topic, Revivals Of
religion are they limited How brought
about G. f. Davis, Barton. 1O.45-
Question Drawer. Afternoon-2.OO
Prayer and Conference Meeting; topic,
Our responsibility before God. 245-
Sermon by Rev. J. L. Litch. After the
sermon the Communion Service.
BARTON.
Mrs. Parker, mlliner, has lots of new
goods.
Nice oranges at Curriers' at 25 cents
per dozen.
F. W. Baldwin advertises pastnrage
See advertisement.
An unusual press of matter will ex
plain why some articles promised arr
not in this paper to-day.
William lite and his father hav
taken Ira Sturtevant's farm near the oil,
fair ground at the halves for one year.
Don't forget the far-famed Whitmor
& Clarks Minstrels at Robinson's Oper
House, Saturday evening next. Ticket
at E. f. buttons.
MasOns will please take notice, tina
the next regular communication will occu
on the 26 inst, instead of the 10Th a
announced on cards.
Rev. Annette j. Shaw will exchang
pulpit services with Rev. L. H. Tabo
of West Burke, on Sunday, Mar. 2lst
Services at the usual hour, l 4: 80 P. N
Guy ROwell recently brought into thi
office an egg laid by gosling month
old, that weighed L ounces and mea,
ured l-2 by IL inches. 1t was nor
ster egg for any goose.
Wallace ]. Robinson and G. Burto
Stone experienced, during the past week
that excruciating joy, known only to
man when he discovers for the first tim
that he is a pa-ri-ent. Both boys.
LISTERS MEETING.-The listers G
Orleans county are requested to meet a
Pixies hotel at lrasburgh, on Saturday
Mar. 20, to agree upon uniform pric
to apprise personal property.
MANY LISTERS.
Read the card from "Oak Hail." 30,
ton, IN another column. This system {
doing business was introduced by Messr
Simmons last year, and is perfectly su,
cessful. Send for circular if you wis
an agency.
M. W. Miles received at the la,
March meeting his seventh successiy
election as constable and collector fc
the town of Middlesex. Myron woul
have to be a republican if he lived !
Barton to do as well as that.
In our report of last week we state
that the cost of the new road, called Il
McNeal road. was 1884. The exact su
was S239.65. There was S44.35 cen
expended on new piece of road ne;
Oliver Valleys, making the who
expense of new.IrOads fs2S4l as abor
stated.
Had Folsom cameFnear los;no -.