Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-06-10
John Brooks is raising up and building

The Methodists are talking of buying
parsonage.
Miss Ida Gorham from Putney is il
town visiting friends.
Rev G. w. Morse will give talk or
''Sights and Impressions next Thursday
eve, at M. E. church. After lecture
strawberries and cream will be served
CraftSbIsrv.
L. T. Wheeler, recently sick, is out
again.
Masonic meeting at their hall next
Wednesday evening.
Emma Dorman teaches the village
school at the Common.
w. D. Sabin is putting up a new
barn, c. w. Wiley is doing the work.
Mrs. Bert Woodbury. was thrown from
horse recently and sprained her ankle
badly.
Stephen Roberts went to Barnet last
week to attend the funeral of a niece,
Mrs. Gibson.
G. II. Young is building a new barn
40 40. james Anderson of Albany is
doing the work.
N. B. Williams is making a large adj
dition to his house which will be finish
in modern style.
1t is reported that Rev. John M. Dutton
and wife of Great Falls N. FL. intend to
travel in Europe this season.
Good Templars have an open lodge
meeting with refreshments and litarary
exercises, June 18th. All invited
Geo w. Simpson has gone to Chicago
and it is expected that his mother will
return with him in about two weeks.
Kate Randall returns from New York
this week.-Mrs.. Huntington's daughter
and children are expected this week to
spend the summer.
1t is said that some of the thirsty in
this vicinity are gratifying their appitites
by drinking some very hard cider they
have found in the cellar of Benz. Cate,
who is stopping at Glover. The effects
of the liquid are both seen and heard.
Mrs. Albert CasS has returned from
Athol where she has been visiting rela-
tives.-Pardon Allen is in town on visit.
R. D. Tollman and wife are at Lyndon
visiting daughter who is in poor health.
Charles Wheeler and wife are visiting
in Charleston.-Bell Hartman goes to
Boston Monday on visit.
The following is the programme of the
Orleans County Union Sunday School
Association to be held here Tuesday and
Wednesday, June Is and 10: Tuesday
morning 90, opening service of wor-
ship, and prayer for Gods blessing, led
by Rev. E. j. Banks; 1870, address of
the president, 0. H. Austin; HOO, open
ing and closing exercises in the Sunday
School-variety, length, music. the pas
tors part, etc.-for suggestions from all
members of the convention; 11.45, bust
ness meeting; report as to expenses and
funds. AfternoOn-1.30, song service,
conducted by musical director, j. E..
Chamberlin; 200, the Sunday School
its relation to the church, Rev. S. Knowl-
ton: its relation to those without the
church, Geo. H. Blake, A. A. Aseltine /;
2.3O, who ought to be in the Sunday
School, and why? Rev. j. c. Taylor, VIM.
W. Foster; 500, teachers: selection,
term, and necessary qualifications; Rev.
G. w. Kelley, VIM. L. Barrows, Rev. c.
w. Morse; 3.45, lesson helps-their place
in Sunday School work, Rev. j. Melon
aid, Geo. A. Bill. Evening praise
service, led by musical director; 7.45,
address, Rev. j. Phillips.
Wednesday forenoon-9.00, devotional
service; go, convention as a Sunday
! School lesson, that for April DIST teach
er, O. II. Austin; 10. 10, suggestions upon
methods in teaching, grading and the
practical management of classes. All
pastors, superintendent and teachers are
earnestly requested to bring some good
thoughts, culled from their observation
and experience, for mutual help. (See
Prov. 81: XVIII HOO, remarks by su-
| the blackboard. Afternoon-1.30 30, recruits
for the Sunday School-how to be obtain
ed, E. A. Stewart, Rev. M. p. Bell 200,
children's meeting: addresses by Revs.
w. N. Roberts, E. j. Banks, and others
800, closing address up and
parting words, Rev. S. Knowlton.
| Derby.
Alice Hazelton is here on Il visit.
Josiah Shedd has more city boarders.
The meeting of the w. c.. T. U. held
here last week was well attended and the
exercises from beginning to end were in
teresting and useful. All the addresses
and essays were excellent.
West Derby.
| Frank Wheelock is building Il barn.
Truman Blake's little girl is very sick
with canker-rash.
John Archilles has returned from Sutton
and obtained a situation in the railroad
office at Newport.
Miss Kate Alexander died very sudden
diphtheria. She was a lovely girl anc
all are saddened by her death.
Glover.
DR.. and Mrs. w. F. Templeton are il
tOWn.-Mrs. Hancock and Mrs. Leonard
are here for the summer
Quite delegation went from here t.
the convention of the w. G. T. U helC
at Derby last week.
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Rev. w. S. Jennie has been obliged OF
account of sickness to give up preaching
and Mr. Wright, pastor of M. E. faitl
has been sent here to preach in his steaC
for the present.
The next meeting of the w. G. T. u
will be at the church in West Glover
Tuesday, June lS.-The Earnest Workers
meet with Mrs. James Walker, Frida,
afternoon next.
In the heavy thunder storm of Sunda,
evening, the buildings belonging to Har
ley Drew, on the place known as TIL
Marshal Fayer. farm, were burned b,
lightning. The barn was struck and Sc
on fire and the other buildings connected
were burned. The barn was in goot
condition and had recently been repaired