Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-04
Barton.

'Barton.
Frost this morning.
Children's Day services at NJ. f. church
Next Sunday morning at 1915.
Guy S. Rowell has gone to Manchester,
rs. H., to learn the job printing business.
DIR. Parsons dental rooms will be
closed this week Wednesday, Thursday
ind Friday.
Gen. Sheridan still lives, and congress
Fastened to create him General of the
Army by an act which was made law last
|Teek.
Quite large number participated in
THO Decoration Services at the cemetery
Mere before the Post went to Barton
Landing for further services.
Rev. A. B. Blake and family from
Hardwick are spending few days in this
county among relatives and friends. Mr..
Blake preached at Derby yesterday.
C. C. w. Heath of Albany has moved
70 this place and will go into the barber
shop and grocery rooms in the Page
block, recently occupied by Mr.. Lyon,
Ind himself and wife will board at j. B.
EFreeman's.
Our friends Reuben H. and Fred n.
Cheney of Manchester, n. H., have our
hanks for a Decoration souvenir-the
Pld song America in manuscript. We
understand the Cheney boys are doing
an excellent business for the Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of n. Y. as special agents.
Butter got black eye in market last
week and sold at 10 and 16 cents here on
Saturday. The creamery folks sent their
weeks stock to Boston through J. B.
Freeman's agency, that they may be sold
PIP to the June product, which will be
but into cold storage rooms if the price
Oes not go up to reasonable figures.
The AdUocdte, published at White River
Party Prohibitionists of this state, has
nst made its appearance. 1t is a six col
mn folio, patent ''inSides." etc. Nobody
named as editor, and nobody assumes
Dntrol of the organ, as we can learn. 1t
itches into both parties, promiscuously.
Our people will remember the lecture
@f Mrs. Wallace at the NJ. E. church
N ednesday evening. Mrs. Wallace is
be hohored mother of Gen. Lew Wallace,
amous both as a soldier and author, and
he has a wide reputation as a lectur-
q. She speaks on Woman's Suffrage.
frs. w. speaks at Glover Thursday night
nd at Irasburgh Friday night.
The republican county committee are
olding a meeting in this place to-day
nd decide to hold the next county con-
entioD at Barton, Aug. 18th. The large
nmber of political and other conventions
pat are crowded into this month, make
delay till after the haying season nee
sSary. Arrangements will be made for
very large political gathering at that
ime.
We have been handed a set of very
onching and appropriate resolutions
Which were adopted in Providence, r. l.,
u the Franklin Society in honor of Dr.
N bwn. DR.. Brown was an honorable
hember of the society and was esteemed
ighly for (to use the language of the
esolutions) ''his upright, Christian char
Gter, and a heart and mind devoted to
ght and truth"
The NelrS, Usage, Iowa, has an account
the installation services of Rev. c. B.
IOody, late of this place. The candi-
ate was thoroughly examined in matters
theology and in the doctrines of the
hurch, and, to use the words of the
t11s, acquitted himself to the salts
ction of all, neither lodging points nor
ling to answer readily" Mr.. Moody
ppears to have made very favorable
art in his new field of labor.
The conference of the Congl churches
Flll be held in this village on Tuesday
nd Wednesday of this week and the
rogram and agreeable weather will call
ut good attendance. Our people will
nd the exercises of much interest. The
blowing is the program
4 Tuesday--l0.00 a. m, Prayer meeting
~ nd organization; HOO, Essay, Chow
hall we deepen the religious life of the
eOple?' Rev. G. II. Dunlap, Bro Chas.
Carpenter; l.3O p. m, Prayer meeting,
FL by Bro. w. f. Niles; l.30, Ladies'
Missionary meeting, vestry; 200, Bus
hess; 2-3O, Discussion, 1.-The church and
importance work." Rev G. A. Mills.
on. o. Ii. Austin; 800, Report of
hurches by register, Dea. c. F. Ranney ;
What features OF our church work
ught to be especially emphasized?'
ev- George Sterling DR.. C. w. Cowles
40, Essay, "Outsiie Christians" Rev.
n Walker; 400, Discussion, "How to
eep mp the small churches Rev Will
am Schoteld, Bro. Z. o. Randall; 6.3O,
Dung Peoples meeting, vestry, led by
Pea C. f. Ranney; 100, Praise service,
fd by A X. COwIes; 80, Discussion
Work OF the young people in the
hurch, Rev. NJ. A. Gates, followed by
Tiers; 500, Conference sermon, Rev,
n. Bacon; alternate, Rev S. KnowI
pm Wednesday u. m, Devo
onal meeting. led by Dea Moses Root