Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-12-29
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The Third Meeting of the Orleans Co
Union, Y. P. S. C. E., in the COugrega
tional Church, Newport, on Friday, Jan
nary I'd, 1891. The programme is as fol
lows 10 O'Clock a. m, Praise service
lO:15, Method of Conducting Christian
Endeavor Meetings, L. Stephenson, Jr.
Committee Work, Miss Carrie j. Bates
Junior Society Meetings, Miss Nellie Bur
CESS; IL 80, Cultivation of the Missiona
ry Spirit, Frank Leach II 100, adjourn
ment. Afternoon, 80, Associate Mem
bers' part in meetings, II. d. Dawson
Active Members part in G. E. meetings
Prin. B. G. Day; 2:15, The Week o
Prayer, Preparation for; Mrs. G. E
Bennett; Relation to. Rev. G. H. Dunlap
3 100. Two-minnte reports from the Soci
cites; B: 80, The Lookout Committee
Miss Jennie Locke; 4 100, Question Draw
er, c. F. Ranney. Evening, 7 100, Praise
Meeting, G.. A. Dow; Z 80, address, Rev
2. Mcmillan of Woodstock, Pres. State
Y. P. S. G. E.; s 80, Conservation meet
ing. Bring Bibles, Gospel Hymns, ant
Questions. The Newport Society will pro.
vide free entertainment for all delegates.
A collection will be taken to defraY the
expenses of the meeting.
NEWPORT Center.
Rev. w. c. Morse's donation netted
$45.
Joseph Wing moves into rooms over
the Hildreth store.
Sherburn Locke has sold his village
place to r. S. Lathe, for $500.
Rev. Mr.. Marsh, of Bronze p. @. has
closed his labors with the Advent church
in the West nei9hborhood.
Mrs. Bill Nichols is home from Boston,
also Nye and Geo. Sleeper, and Clifford
Titus from Middletown Conn.,, on a holt
day visit. Mr.. Titus expects to go into
business soon at Maiden Mass.
Mrs. Eunice w. True, an aged lady
living with Geo. w. Rogers, got a fall
recently that seriously hurt, if it did not
break or dislocate the shoulder. DR.. Err
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well.
WeStfeld.
Miss Lillian Wright has engaged to
teach a school in Newport, and begins
her work this week.
O. p. Wright tool a trip to Hartford,
Ct. last week and returned with a new
bride, formerly Miss Alice Lombard.
Edwin Courser has sold about % acres
of his farm to his neighbor, Thomas Gil
bert for 5000. The land has a new house
ON it.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Miller, and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. Hitchcock accepted an invita-
ton to spend Christmas at A. c. Ray
mond's, in Stowe.
AFRO Aseltine and Mrs. Albert Aseltine
of E%nosburgh Falls, were in town lately
to see their mother, Mrs. A. NJ. Aseltine,
who is seriously sick.
Rev. E. w. Smith formerly of West
NewburY, has been engaged to preach
for the Cong. churches here and at Troy
for one year. He began his labors sun
day Dec. 81.
Troy.
Rev. Mr.. Smith has moved into A.
Woods house.
Bert Chandler has taken the school at
the mill village.
Mrs. Mary Brown, formerly of this
place, is visiting her brother, f. O. Ken
needy.
Frank Baraw, who has been TO Iowa,
has returned and J. H. Buck came bach
with him to spCnd the winter.
North Troy.
Miss Elva Parkhurst returned from
Providence, r. L., Wednesday eve, Dec.
"a.
There were three Christmas trees in
this place on Christmas eve and a good
attendance at each is reported.
DR.. Cummings father and mother from
Franklin Co, are spending the holidays
with him
j. II. Buck Esq, a former resident in
this vicinity, now of Lake Mills, Iowa,
was in town last week.
The Congregational society expect
Rev. Mr.. Bushee to preach next Sun
day. Mr.. Busbee comes as a candidate.
w e$GHnOre.
G. Fl. Fox has gone to Newport team
ing.
S. A. Hunt came home for a Christmas
Elder Gray goes to Sheffield to spend
Christmas.
Miles Gilman works another year for
c. NJ. Chase in the Union office.
Lewis Rash runs Harvey Fosters board
saw at Evansville this winter.
The Christmas exercises and tree at the
school-house were fine and well attended.
Willoughby Lake finished freezing over
the Doth inst.-no earlier than usual de-
spite the cold weather.
The transfers who went to Newport
are all home again. The grade
and condition of the road were not as
expected.
The item in regard to Blanchard's burr
al here was somewhat premature. He
was not brought here for burial, although
he asked to be, and some arrangements
were made. 1t is the opinion of your
correspondent that a person hanged in
the Dominion is buried in the precincts
of the Jail.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
w est Burke.
L. w. Green has returned home from a
trip.
Cyrus Varney has gone to Gallup's
Mills to clerk in a store for a few weeks
for A. & H. Russell.
The Quebec Lumber Co. shut down
their dressing mill last Saturday night
for a week or ten days for the purpose of
invoicing their stock of lumber.
On Tuesday of last week about fifty of
the n~eighbors and friends of Samuel
Bailey and wife, met at their residence
to remind them that it was their tiftieth
marriage anniversary. The afternoon