Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-10-18

ney, followed by discussion, opened by Rev.
G.. A. Bill; 1900, Adjournment; 1.30 p.
M, Prayer Meeting, led by Dea. Moses
Root; 200. BUSINESS $50, ssThe duty
of enlarged benevolence ;,,Q). AS shown
from the Scriptures; (2). AS demanded
| by the needs of the times, Rev. M. A.
| Gates, to be followed by general discuss
ion; 3.15, Topic; ssHelps to Systematic
Bible Study" Rev. E. E. Rogers; $40,
Essay, 'sThe place of Temperance in onr
Church work. Rev. William Schofield;
4.30, Adjournment; 700, Service of Song;
7.30, Essay, 1.-THE mission of the Com
forter," Rev. G. w. Henderson; 500,
Conference Sermon, by Rev. L. b. Ten
ney. Wednesday. 300, Prayer Meeting
led by Bro Charles Marston; Promoting
Rev. Geo. Sterling: (2) The work of a
Church, Rev. S. F. Drew; 60. The Spec
ial Duty of the Pastor, Dea. A. P. Dut-
ton; az. The place of Evangelists, Rev.
C. B. Moody: 1.30, Essay on the ssDuty
of Joining the Church" Rev. E. P. Wild,
d. D.. 1915, Essay, sWhat IS, and what
is not, involved in being a Christian"
Rev. W. N. Bacon; 11.0O, Topic, "The
Signs of the Times, with the Call to Mis-
sion Work." Rev. John Fraser, Rev. R.
| c. Drisko, to be followed by others
11.45, Essay, american Congregational
ism and English Independence, with
| boi, in Do1it
Rev. j. F. Walker; 1900, Unfinished
Business and Adjournment; 1.3O p. M,
Communion Service, conducted by Rev.
R. King and Rev. c. B. Moody.
West Charleston.
The new boarder at George Danes
is 10 pound boy.
Jason Human has just made his
brother, c. S. Human, short visit.
Clara Wilson is going to Westmore
to teach school; her sister Emma
goes to East Burke.
Miss Annie Webster has returned
to Washington, D. c., to resume her
work in the pension department.
Hattie Bennett has gone to Boston
for new millinery goods. -Eva Wheel
er has gone to Derby to teach fall
term of school.
| Rev. S. F. Drew has just received
word that his brother, Baptist min
lister in Brunswick, Me-, has been
stricken with paralysis.
William Aldrich has converted the
dry house that he bought into a dwell
ing house and moved into it.-Mrs.
Pratt has had her house reshingled
and new chimney built.
| Wesley Foster has moved into his
house in the village.-Fred Gray
from Morgan Center has moved on
to his fathers farm near this village,
known as the Edison Lyon place.
Leavitt Hildreth has rented one part
of Mrs. P. O. Clark's house.-Widow
Leavens has moved into the house
with Mrs. A. X. Brown.-Robert
Parker has moved into one part of
Mrs. Bakers house.
Holland.
Frank Jenness has bought the
William Addison place for $3.50.
Andrew Smith has sold his place
to party in Barnston, p. Q.
The select men have been at work
in the cemetery, and have greatly
improved the appearance of it.
lrasburgh.
The M. E. Sunday school will hold
jug breaking and supper, on
Wednesday evening, Oct. 20.
Jay
Isaac Wheeler has. his new house
nearly completed.
G. A. Lucier has moved to the
J Wakeman & Titus mountain lot to
run the lumbermen's boarding house.
Alden Crosley's little boy, Harold,
died Wednesday night, making three
deaths in this part of the town with
in week.
Mrs. James Garvin attempted to
commit suicide at No. Jay recently
! by hanging; she was discovered in
season to prevent immediate death
but is insane and in precarious con.
dition.
Stephen Huntley was taken sick
Oct. Sd, and died on the Sth. His
funeral was held at the M. E. church
Rev. j. H. Wallace of Westfield Of
floating in the place of Mr.. McKen
zie who was absent.
Mrs. Sarah Watts. formerly Sarat
Nc Clellan, of Troy, who has beer
, living at Mrs. Chaplin's for some
time, ill and insane, hung herself or
the 10th inst. by ribbon, and was
found dead when the family returned
from Mr.. Huntley's funeral.
well.
Charley Harding is in town visit.
ing friends.
Robert Friend is getting ready te
build house near Mr.. Ramsdells.
Town representative Curtis drove
his horse to Montpelier Oct. IL. THAI
, night the horse was taken sick and
died.
Mount Norris Lodge of Good TEN.
plars was organized here Oct. 8, with
the following officers: w. C. T.,
Edison Ranney; w. V. Mrs. L. R
Wellman w. S., w. L. Kinsley; W
! F. S., /. Stevenson w. t., R. Kins
ley; w. c., A. Richardson; w. M.
, Ed. Coolidge w. I. g., Mrs. G. B
Stannard; w. O. g., H. j. Stewart
w. R. H. S., Mrs. R. Kinsley; w