Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-10-04
Barton Landing.

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purchasing elsewhere.
The reading by Emma Manning
Huntley of Boston, which was to have
been last Monday eve, was postponed
until this evening, Oct. 4th.
LOST. Wednesday last, between
this place and Barton fair ground, a
long pocket-book containing money.
Will the finder please leave the same at
the MONITOR Office, or at postOfice Bar
ton Landing
CraftSbury.
j. W. Simpson is sick.
Mrs. Eliza Root is in Montreal for
medical treatment.
Mary Cages teaches at the village,
Amanda Dawson in the Dawson district.
J. W. Leavitt repairs the factory
buildings owned by Mr.. Kent at South
village.
Augustus Paddock has a stalk of
western corn measuring l3 feet, with a
large ear on the same l-2 feet from
the ground.
Coventry.
Mrs. E. Manning Huntley will give
one of her popular readings at the M.
E. church on Thursday evening of this
week. She is an excellent reader, as all
know who have ever heard her. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit of the Peoples
church, Boston. Tickets at post-ofice
and Geo. S. Livingstone's.
The M. E. Preachers meeting will be
held at this place, commencing on Tues
day Oct. II. The following is the pro-
gramme: Preaching ServiceS-Tuesday
evening, 1880 p. m, W. S. Jenne, alter
nate, o. w. Barrows Wednesday, 200
p. M, L. H. Morey, alternate, J. H.
Winslow; Wednesday, 1880 p. M, R.
L. Bruce, alternate, W. j. Johnson
Social ServiceS-Tuesday, $50 p. m,
Praise service, led by o. D. Clapp
Wednesday, loo p. NJ, Experience
meeting, led by H. f. Austin; Wednes.
day, $50 p. m, Glass meeting, led by
H. P. Cushing; Thursday morning
Love Feast, led by L. c. Dickinson
ESSayS-"Duty of a travelling preacher
to his predecessors and successors" H
F. Austin, l.. Dodd; ministers polit
ical duties" E. Folsom, w. J. Johnson
Identification" R. L. Bruce, A. H
Webb; Holiness" S. S. Brigham, H
I. Jones Preaching for the time
Manner and Matter" E. S. Locke, A
Scribner; "Woman's Work, as fore
Swallowed in Joel 2:28,' Mrs. Rev. A
| NJ. Wheeler; 1.-The conscious state o
the dead, Biblical proofs for" A. M
Wheeler, W. G. Robinson; "Methodism
its elements of strength and success,
L. G. Dickinson, L. w. Morey.
All preachers not assigned topics, ar
requested to select from the above list
and come prepared to follow in an ex
temporaneous discussion, being limiteC
to six minutes.
East Charleston.
Myron Buck will manufacture stare
at his factory this fall.
R. P. Stevens has rented his stare
factory to Samuel Burbank of Coventry
for this season. Mr.. Burbank is payin
: 20 cents bushel for potatoes.
The many friends of Ellen Col
Towne, daughter of Winthrop Cole
Esq. of this town, will be panied t
learn of her death, which occurred i
Missouri some time since.
The school-house in the Lang district
was burned on the night of the 22nc
The house was poor, and the chief los
is in school boOks-perhaps $50. N
insurance, and no knowledge of caus
of fire.
: West Charleston.
n j. E. Wilson is reshiDgliDg his hou:
: and fixing things up generally.
= L. Edwards, manager on the poo
u farm, has moved with his motely famil
o into the new house.
Miss Lydia Hinman left town la
week to take another years schoolir
= at South Hadley, Mass.
E. H. Robinson has so far recoVert
from his illness, as to be able to lea
his room, but is still quite feeble.
A. f. Whipple is reshingling h
!, house at the upper end of the stree
: and putting neat fence on the road
front of his residence. Mr.. Whip
:. is doing good business tailoring, Ell
:. ploying two assistants. Any one wis
- ing clothes made to order, will do We
to patronize him as he is an excelle
= workman, and worthy man.
;. Derby.
. Emma Manning Huntley reads
the Academy Hall, Tuesday eve, o,
- 9th. She is fine reader, and +;
should attend.
> The postofics has changed hand, a
y H. True now distributes the mail.
|, is to enlarge his store, and make it &C
venient for the office.