Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-01-05

and Charlie Pierce. Alfred Trip and JeS-
sic Waterman Arthur Waterman absent
one day on account of sickness. No tar
DIV marks during the term. Number of
scholars, Is; average attendance per day,
HIS. Lila A White, teacher.
! At the last regular meeting of Quimby
W. r. C.the following officers were elect
| ed President, Areanna G. Bickford; S.
V. P, Ella Clogston; j. V. p, Julia
Drown; Treasurer, Lois Page; Chap,
| Susan Drown: conductor, Josie Bigelow;
guard, Mary z. Brooks; delegate, Elvira
| Abbott; alternate, Emma j. Berry. The
Post and Corps unite in the installation
of officers, Wednesday, Jan eth, 1891, at
. O'Clock p. m.
The following officers were elected by
Orient Chapter, No. -, o. E. S.. for the
ensuing year: H. II. Seaver, w. p; Mrs.
A. l.. Pierce. w NJ. Mrs. SIN. Baldwin,
A. NJ; Mrs NJ. A. Skinner, c.; Mrs L.
E. Rand, A. c.; Mrs S. FL. Currier, Sec;
Mrs. E. F. Scott, treasurer; Mrs. L. Gla
zier, w; Henry Gay, Sem; j. 2. Bald
win, Chap. Stars E. C. Murkland, Adah;
V. J. Jenness, Ruth; NJ. M. Currier, Es-
ther: E. NJ Miles, Martha; L. M. Moss
man, Electa. Alternates NJ. E. Brown,
Adah, Mrs. Brennan, Ruth; l.. f. Bur-
dick, Esther; Mrs. A. Seaver, Electa.
The annual county musical festival will
| be held at Newport Jan. 2O-2l-22-23, the
change in time having been made because
the last Of the month seems more conve-
nient than the first The arrangements
are all made and the circulars will be out
soon Mr.. Blaisdell is to conduct and
| Mrs Shepard is, of course, to be pianist.
The soprano soloist IS to be Miss Hattie
| w. Clarke, and the alto Miss Nellie Lou
| Use Woodbury., both of Boston. Mr.. L.
| E. Clifford, famous baritone sCloist, has
also been engaged Miss Hadley, the
reader who was here last year, is also to
attend.
Mr.. Longeway of this village, who
might do an honorable and paying bust
ness, has done himself and others consid-
cradle harm since he came here by drink
ing and selling liquor. Some days since,
| not finding the stuff here, he got young
! fellow and went to Gustin's, near the
Bartlett mill, procured some liquor, and
himself and his companion came home the
last mile on foot, having tipped over and
been left by horse that was more sober
and more Intelligent than they were. The
States Attorney was Informed and they
walked up and paid fines and costs. They
disclosed on Gustin and he gets job and
a few months board at the Work House
On Christmas day some parties at So
Barton celebrated by expressing in little
LIQUOR, getting drunk and making fools Of
themselves. They came down to the
States Attorneys office, paid fines and
costs, amounting, all told, to about $780,
The boys who must be drunk once in q
while in order to be happy, and those
who care to engage in liquor selling, are
liable to find the business expensive as
well as disreputable. Mr.. Miles is not a
man to be trified with in the matter of vi
olating the liquor law. He will 60 straight
ahead in this line, as with all criminal
matters, and it will be well for those who
break this law to s'stand from UNDER" we
predict.
Barton Landing
NIB. Durham and wife have been to
Canada on a visit.
H. c. Bassett has sold a part OF his
Bloomington farm to Il man in Newport
, Mrs. Jesse Alden is very sick.-Kate
Joslyn does not improve.
Arthur Ordway is recovering from his
hurt which he received at Chandler &
: French's mill.
Rev. w. C. johnson preached at the NJ
E. church yesterday. in exchange witt
Rev. C. S. Hubert.
+. E. Chamberlin has just moved here
INFO the house purchased of L. B. Harris
and he is Il welcome addition to the will
age.
Rev. L. Walbridge will conduct specia
religious services here at the Cong
. church through the week, beginning mex
Sabbath
: Quarterly meeting services at M. 4
church next Sunday, conducted by tn
Presiding Elder. Preaching Saturda
Il evening.
Miss IneZ French, daughter of d. I
French will visit Germany, we presum
+ both for travel and for study. She wi
o sail Jan. II.
F. E. Camp, brakeman on the wa
J. freight, was badly hurt at Bradford las
< Tuesday. While making a flying sWltc
he was caught between the cars in such
is way as to break five of his ribs. He wa
i taken home Tuesday night and now lie
in critical condition.
t. The annual meeting of the Orleans SUI
is day School Association will be held
St Barton Landing on Tuesday and Wedne:
day, January 18th and 18th. The follow
X ing is the program: Tuesday forenoon
IF 10 O'Clock, devotional meeting, led
ct w. w. Foster; 10 80, Address of We
come, Rev. G. S. Hubert; response
the vice president; IL, The Object of II
aC Convention, ex-Committee; II 80, Bus
u ss-Appointment of committees, fina
e cial report, etc. Tuesday afternoon, 3
t. Service of song, interSpersed with +
en- marks upon the place and object of mus
nd in the Sunday School, G. II. Blake; 2 i
ID The Primary Classes IN the Sunday Schoe
Ii methods of teaching, etc, Rev. f.
Lewis, c. F. Ranney, Mrs. w. c. job
oil son; Essay by Miss Hattie Burrough
l., 2 100. Hints on teaching grades abo
he Primary Classes, Rev. D. A. McLea
:, Rev. J. r. Franklin, MIST. S. Cumming
Tuesday evening, 7:3O, Service of Sol
and Scripture passages, Ell. Bryant; {
az Address. 1.-The Teachers Opportunity
~ Rev. r. L. Odds. Wednesday forenoo
ou 90, Devotional meeting, w. H. Gle
ne emit: 8 80, Pastors and teachers as {
workers. Rev. r. C. Noodle, S. III. Pc;
US son: 10 100, The method of the ideal Su
nv day School class, Rev. w. &. JohnSC
Ne Rev. G. q. Dunlap; 10: 40, recess; IL Il
Die The true place and purpose of the Sund
School. Rev w. S. Jenne, Geo. b. Ste
TT dard. Wednesday afternoon, &c, Prai
me and promise meeting, Geo. W. Roger