Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-12-07


port. Thursday, 900 a. M, prayer
meeting, led by the president, Hon.
Charles Carpenter of West Charles
ton; $50, temperance work in Sun
day School, opened by Rev. w. N.
Bacon of Coventry, w. F. Clark of
Glover; 10 100, the home religious
instruction of children. opened by
Rev. L. ;. Bean of West Derby, and
Rev. r. King of Lowell; 10 80, The
practical application of the lesson in
teaching, opened by Rev. j. A. Glib
son of Bloomington, and Rev. Mr..
Tenney of Troy; IL 90, Spirituality
in teaching, opened by Rev. S. B.
Currier OF Barton. and C. F. Ranney
of Newport l l 80, Question drawer,
opened by the president; II, bust
ness, adjournment; 80, p. M,
praise meeting; As, children's
meeting, short addresses; 2:45,
closing address, by Rev. J. H. Wal
lace of Westfeld !; adjournment.
Bring your Bibles; bring Gospel
Hymns combined. Let all Sunday
School workers be present. Come,
seeking a blessing at the hand of the
Lord. Pastors please notice the meet
ing from their pulpits, the Sunday
previous. Speakers appointed and
not able to be present will please Sc
cure substitute, or notify the chair
man of the executive committee.
Jay.
Mrs. FL. Trim is quite sick.
The M. e. society is pushing for
ward the work of completing on their
vestry.
Quite a delegation attended the
dedication and ministerial meeting
at Derby.
L. j. Elliott has rented the board
ing house of B. F. Paine and is 60
ing to keep the Transfers.
Miss E. A. Crandall is engaged to
teach the school in the Alexander
district, and Sybil Reynolds in Dist.
No. l.
T. A. Chase made flying TRIP
through this place with his fathcr-in-
law, looking after his business af.
fairs in general.
Lowell.
Mr.. Kinney has his steam mil
running.
H. c. Brown raised his large barn
Monday.
| George Dana appears to be failing
He has been suffering for six month.
with Bright's disease.
Mrs Martha Stephenson has re
ceived intelligence of the serious i'll
ness of her daught er, Ida, of Lowell
Mass.
Albert Goodrich has threshed 16,
1913 bushels of grain with Sampson
machine in ~ days, an average o
228 bushels day.
A four horse load of young peopl'
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Fremon
Miller at their home in Westfield
last Monday evening.
We regret to note the departure o
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Jones, for thei
home in johnson. During year.
residence here they have made man.
warm friends.
F. H. Skinner and family who ar
spending the winter in Moretown
have returned to their home for
couple of weeks. Mr.. Skinner re
ports success in the numbering busl
ness.
The law suit which was pending il
county court between John Blake
of johnson, and Benjamin Ariel o
this town, has been withdrawn ant
will be decided by arbitration. Lev
Wheelock of this town, 7. j. Baker
of johnson, and f. White, of Eden
were chosen arbitrators.
The village school commenced
Monday under the management o
the Misses Davis and Campbell
Grant Skinner is teaching in tn
south district, where he taught
successful term last summ. /
Miss Edith Hartwell has been en-
gagged to teach a second term il
the north district and Alton Dodg
will teach the same school which h,
taught last summer.
Morgan.
B. F. Moore has received two car
loads of apples and sold all but I
few barrels.
Gertie Barrett had the misfortun
to break both bones of her arm Will
at school, recently,
Morgan Center.
Miss Gertie Waterman is clerking 70
A. j. Applebee.
Seymour Lake House is doing goo,
business this season.
Samuel and Augustus Elliott have fin
ished threshing and have taken con
tract to cut and haul logs to Gray & Gil
more's mill.
Gray & Gilmore have completed an ex
tension on their mill to make room for
shingle machine and other machinery
They have engaged Dyer Gallup to say
this winter.
Newport.
Heman Clement has gone to Crete, Ne
braska.
J. S. Manuel and wife from Kansas ar
in town.
Henry Cushman, county clerk, move
to town last week