Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-06-22

at the MGGhOdlSU Cnap6l next week:
Prayermeeting each morning, $3.50 m.
Sermon, June %, 1880 p m, G. w. Pierce.
Sermon, June %, 1880 m, w. E, Allen.
TUESDAY.
Elements of Pulpit Power, P. N. Granger.
"The Greatest Thing in the World, - A Re-
view, G. NJ, Curl.
Nehemiah-His Life and Character, S. Don
aldson.
ssChristian Science" Is it Scientific or Scrip
tural? H. w. Walter.
Post Graduate Course of Study for Our Min
| istry, A. L. Cooper.
| Responsibility of Citizenship, j. E. Farrow,
w. G. Johnson.
WEDNESDAY.
| The Relation of the Ministry to Politics, L.
! Dodd.
An Exegesis, James 5: 14-5 r. J. Chrystie.
Difference between Eternal Existence and
Eternal Life, N. w. Wilder, A. Gregory.
Difference between Inspiration and REVEAL
| ton, w E. Allen, j. Thurston.
Relation of Right and Expediency, T. Ire
william, c. Wedgeworth.
Ought the Discipline to be modified to Har-
monte with the Practice of the Church? c..
] S. Hubert, J. Morse
Led by the Holy Spirit-What is it and How?
| C. w. Morse, j. S. Allen.
All parties not assigned are invited to pre-
! sent Il SkGlCIi Oi inc ltSI StIliOh piNHACHtu
District Stewards viii meet at Lyndonville
June 81, 80 p. m. Pastors will notify their
/ District Stewards.
! The Epworth League convention will be
held on Wedsday afternoon.
! 1870, Religious Exercises, G.. NJ. Curl, Pres.
l. Christian Work, Mrs. VIM. Chaplin.
2. Mercy and Help, Miss Delta Powers.
8. Literary Work, Miss Matte Hill
4. Entertainment, Miss Nellie G. Donald
son.
! Ought we organize a Junior League on our
charges? Mrs. G. NJ. Curl, Mrs. P. n. Granger.
Bible Study for the League, F.W. Lewis.
Suggestions for League Programs, 1. P.
Chase.
Question Box.
At 1880 p. m, lecture by A. H. Webb of Brat
tleboro.
All chapters are invited to send at least two
| delegates, and all churches not having league
are invited to send delegates
Each chapter and church sending delegates
should notify Rev. L. Dodd of Lyndon of the
number that will be present.
West Burke.
A little son of Geo. Marshall came
near being drowned last week.
Alice Townsend and Nellie Forrest
graduated at St. Johnsbury Academy
last week.
For some years there has been more
or less trouble in regard to the prose-
cution of liquor sellers and liquor
drinkers in this vicinity. A special
prosecutor has been appointed for
some time back and there has been an
attempt to enforce the law more thor
oughly. For some reason the officer
fell into disrepute on the part of many
and it was felt that new officer should
be appointed. The governor was pc
titioned and counter petitioned to re-
tain the old officer, to appoint new
one and to leave the matter in the
hands of regular prosecuting officers.
Some time recently l.. ID. Warren was
made prosecuting officer, and lately
S. G. Otis has received the appoint
ment of justice of the peace. These
are both staunch temperance land
they will doubtless see to it that those
who seek to violate the laws are duly
prosecuted, while they will exercise
prudence and fairness in the admins
tration of the law.
East Hardwick.
H. A. Smith, wife and son spent the
last Sabbath at Barnet with relatives.
The rain of Tuesday night was a
great blessing.
Clinton Keith has begun work upon
the Odd Fellows block.
J. w. Campbell is remodeling and
repairing the ell part of his house and
horse barn.
i'll. Bailey of East Cambridge, Mass
achusetts, is visiting his son, w. S.
Bailey, at the MaplewoOd stock farm.
WheeIOck.
Crops are looking well.
A good concert Friday evening with
a large attendance.
o. d. Mathewson is at home from
Barre on vacation.
Deputy Sheriff Leslie is attending
court at St. Johnsbury.
Ward Bradley and wife went to Cam
ada last week on visit.
M. D. Park, the hotel proprietor
has the mineral water running at his
hotel.
The Quot Club will declare divi-
dend June 81. All are requested to be
present.
The Library Association held a
promenade concert at the town hall
Friday evening.
Some of the road surveyors would
not accept the highway tax bill and the
selectmen are working out the taxes.
Sheffield.
Mrs. Dwyre and Stanley Hunter are
sick.-The son of R. j. Mcdowell has
had the measles.
Children's Day at M. E. church
June 2S.-Grange meeting John Oar
ing's June 27.
DROWNED. Clarence Miles, son of
Mrs William Pierce of Bloomington,
was drowned in the Charles Chesley
mill pond while bathing on Sunday,
June 81 He had been employed by
J. c. King and was fine young man.
Eddie Root has moved from the
Mrs. Slocum place to his own place
D. S. Clapp has moved into the B. In
gals house and his son, George, to
the place vacated by his father.
Sutton.
Charles Powers of New York is in
town.
Ladies' Aid will meet a Deacon Par
/ ker's next Wednesday.
Miss Fanny Dow, school teacher
from Boston, is stopping with Mrs.
Jonathan Eastman for short time.
Rev. Henry Holmes of Evanston,
ILL.,, is visiting his parents. He preach
/ ed an excellent sermon last Sabbath.
Arthur and Bertha m, sons of DR.. An
drew j. Richardson of New York City,
have arrived at the old homestead on
the North Ridge. They will remain
with their grandmother, Mrs. Luclna
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