Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-02-21

A. Fraser. Evening: praise meeting,
Dea. |. D. R. Collins; Christ preacher,
Dea. S. H. Pearson and Rev. Rufus
King; sermon, Rev. L. Phelps. We'd
nesday morning: prayermeeting. Rev
A. H. Milliken; Christ the enemy
of sin. Rev j. Boardman; Christ our
friend, Rev. J. N. Walker, and Rev. H.
+. Austin; Christ the sacrifice for sin,
Rev. w. Carr and Rev. J. L. Litch
Christ our Righteousness, 0. Fl. Austin
and w. 7. Herrick. Afternoon: semi
centennial of the Newport church, memo
rial service. Evening: promise meet
ing, Dea. Charles Carpenter; What is
Christ to you? B. F. Paine, D. E. Cur.
| tbs, Rev. J. A. Bates.
Newport Center.
Antiquarian supper Melted $12.65.
Wooden wedding celebration at jarrett
Clendennings on the 18th inst.
Alvin Bowley has rented his farm to
his son-in-law, Heman Gaylor.
Geo. L. Sleeper has bought lot of
land formerly owned by Geo. Sabin.
J. A. Riley and family are talking of
moving to Springfield. Should be sorry
to lose them from our community.
North Troy.
The Baptist Sabbath-school are to
give concert at their church next Sun
day evening.
Mitchell Hunt and Harvey Porter are
to start next week for Idaho to remain a
year or longer.
George R. May has now forty men at
work at his lumber camp. He is doing
an immense business.
About sixty ladies and gentlemen
from this village went to Newport by
special train last Friday night to hear
| josh Dllllngs.
About thirty couples, members of the
|. A. club here, met with Milo Burbank
of Derby last Wednesday evening.
They were transported to the place of
meeting in one four-horse and three two
horse teams.
WeStmOre.
School closed at Mill brook on Friday
last.
The measles have not finished this
town yet.
G. S. Gilman is In very feeble health
from stomach and liver difficulty.
Mrs. W. Ross is very sick with cry
sipelas-Diphtheria is abating.
Mr.. Averill Is changing engines. the
first one was not heavy enough to do
the work.
| Now Horatio Devereaux steps to the
front, his boss load of timber having
scaled 1857 feet.
| A. J. Twembly finishes his lumber
/ Job on the east side of the lake this
week, and will commence one on the
west side next week.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The next county fair will be held
Sept 20, 81. %, as the society voted to
have it the week following the state fair,
and that is now set for Sept. 1916.
sheffield.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap.
fist church give one of their pleasing
entertainments on each of the evenings,
Feb. "a and g. Admission 10 cents
and proceeds for the repair of the church
Stannard.
Anybody who wishes to be lister this
year will please step to the front.
E. H. Patch finished his large lumber
Job last week.. n. g. L. W. Clark
have finished their mountain wood job
and will draw lot more from the I. G.
Batchelder farm to the Bend.
East EIard~Viclx.
very creditable lyceum has been
maintained the past winter at the Hazer
: road school-house
The Congregational church have de-
> cided to use no more fermented wine in
communion services.
Sutton.
Gilbert Campbell's face is luminous
it is girl baby.
Rev. Frost of St. Johnsbury gave (;
t reading on Friday evening, which was
very well received.
The only fault in Rev. A. H. Webb
{ lecture was its briefness. People woulC
have gladly listened another hour.
Village school closed on Friday. TIL,
= term has been a very profitable one. A
a slight token of esteem, Mr. Hodg
0 denis pupils made him contribution
for the purchase of valuable good pen
1--WE are in receipt of letter iron
Rev. Silas Virgins and his wife. rela
8 tive to matter between them and Rev