Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-06-25

side with her daughter at S. Kings.
The Greensboro Bend Cornet Band
gave promenade concert at Institute
Hall Friday evening to full house The
band boys were very gentlemanly and
played finely.
At caucus held Friday night c. p.
Owen and VIM. Kelton were chosen del
egates, E. o. Randall and A. Chase al
ternates to Republican state convention
at Montpelier, next Wednesday; Randall
and Chase delegates, Owen and Kelton
alternates to district convention.
The Sth annual meeting of the Orleans
County W. c. T. q. will be held at the
Cong. church on Wednesday and Thurs
day, June 81 and % The following pro-
gramme has been arranged by the COM
mittee:
Wednesday morning 1000, devotional
meeting, conducted by Mrs. r. M. Fraser,
Craftsbury; 10 80, opening of Institute +;
address of welcome, Mrs. J. E. Dwinell,
Glover; response, Mrs. J. M. Johnson,
Derby; secretary's report; presidents
greeting appointment of committees /;
music; noon hour. prayer and adjourn
ment.
Afternoon: 80 prayer service, led by
Mrs. A. B. Hopkinson, Derby; 100. mu-
sic; essay, 1.-THE Past, Present and Future
in the Temperance Work. Mrs. II. A.
Tibbetts, Irasburgh; social purity, Mrs.
f. A. Richardson, Charleston; Supt's. of
departments, evangelistic, Mrs. r. King,
Lowell; Health, Mrs. DR.. Clark, Derby ;
S. T. l., Miss M. L. Williams, Coventry
paper by Mrs. Ida Niles, Coventry; poem,
Mrs. Helen Percival; music; adjourn
ment.
Evening: Z 100, praise service; 30,
address upon Suffrage, Rev. Geo. s.
Chase, Derby; music; address, Mrs. e.
t. Housh, state president; music.
Thursday morning: 100, meeting of
executive committee; 100, prayer SER
vice, conducted by Mrs. Geo. S. Chase of
Derby; 8 3O,report and recommendations
of executive committee; report of Gre
Dental committee; roll call and election
of officers; 10 100, report of Unions
10 80, treasurer's report; IL 100, discus
sion, alcohol in medicine, opened by DR..
j. C. Campbell, Albany; address by DR..
Cowles, Derby Line, and Others essay,
Mrs. JENNIE. Glover; music; noon hour,
prayer and adjournment.
Afternoon: l 80, devotional meeting,
conducted by Mrs. H. L. Skinner, Barton
Landing; 2 100, music: question box, con-
Quoted by Mrs. E. T. Housh; essay, Mrs.
III. B. Cowles, Derby Line; Supts. of de
partments, fair work, Mrs J. E. Dwinell +;
press, J. NJ. Johnson; legislature, S. e.
Blodgett, Derby Line; S. S. and juvenile,
A. B. Hopkinson; 100, chalk talk by
Mrs. E. A. Kenyon, state Supt. of juve-
nile work; report of committee on reso-
lutions; music; adjournment.
Evening: 80, reading scripture and
prayer; music; poem, Mrs. S. E. Blodg-
EFT; music; 100, address, Rev F.
Rhodes, Barre; Temperance Doxology
adjournment.
West Glover.
The following resolutions were recent
ly passed by the M. E. w. F. M. s.:
WHEREAS, In the Providence of God
He has seen fit to remove from our midst
our dear sister, Mrs A. A. Martin, and
the first member of our Society removed
by death, therefore,
ResOlUed, That in her death this Socie-
ty has lost worthy Christian friend and
devoted and everything supporter OF
the cause of missions, and one who bore
her trials patiently, ever willing to testi-
fly to the unfailing grace of Christ, in
whom she trusted.
ResOlUed, That while we as band OF
workers, deeply deplo:e our loss, we will
strive to renew our diligence in the work
and will endeavor to initiate her virtues
and love for Gods cause.
Greensboro
Mrs. NJ. e. Remission has returned from
st. Johnsbury much improved in health,
though her lameness fingers
n. Remission is taking down a barn on
his old farm and will put it on the prem
ises on which the buildings were burned.
The post-office at the Corners is still
without its mail for want of carrier Bids
are called for to carry the mail three times
a week.
A grandchild of Silas Willey's got hold
of some Paris green, and it is supposed ate
some of it. It caused vomiting, and his
life was saved.
The Springfield Fire Marine made a
prompt and satisfactory settlement with
Mrs. Remission for the loss of her build
ing, occupied by c. S. Conant.
Mr. Fred Drury of Northampton, Mass.
and his new wife were here last week on
their wedding tour.-Mrs. Helen (Conant)
Wright of Minneapolis is here for a few
months visit
Holland.
David Applebee cut his leg quite severe
ly on the Goth inst, while hewing timber.
barn with basement-G. G. Kimball has
just built horse barn.
James Boothman lost mill last fall by
fire, and another on the 10th inst, but his
courage is good yet and he is making
preparations for building another.
1raSbIsr-&h
+. B. Webster of Boston is visiting his
brother, ID. II. Webster. He hopes the
country air will improve his health, which
is quite poor.
Alice B. Chase, niece of Rev. Up. Chase,
won three prizes at the Montpelier Semin-
airy last week, and is winning a high rep
utation in the school,
Special communication of Central
Lodge, No. 50 f. & A. NJ, Wednesday
eve, June 27. Work on the third degree.
Members from adjoining lodges invited.
Barton base ball club played a game
with the Irasburgh boys on Thursday, re-
sulting 81 to 4 in favor of the latter. On
Saturday, the Newport nine came
down to see what they could do. After
hot game the result was Is to Is in ia
vor of the Irasburgh boys. Newport nine
times at the bat and Irasburgh only eight.
Lowell.
Harvey Stewart is back from the West
The district Union of Good Templars
will be held here Thursday, June %.
john Papineau has returned from the
hospital He has sold his house and goes