Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-05-25

Mrs. o. w. Locke is visiting in GLOW
er.-Mrs. DR.. Brewster and daughter
are stopping with her parents.-Grant
Skinner and wife visit here.-Mrs. I.
N Cushman is spending a few days
here among old friends, who are al
ways glad to see her.
Lowell.
Mrs Wellman is home from N. H.
Allie Dodge is home from N. Y, and
Leigh Wellman from Morrisville.
Rev. I. Chase will deliver temper
ance lecture at the Baptist church
Wednesday, May 81.
Newport.
WILDER Hutchins has returned to
Waltham, Mass.
B. F. Hamilton has taken the job to
build the addition to Fosters store.
Miss Willoughby is clerking at Gill
man's.-Andrew Robataille is clerking
at Homer Thrasher's.
w. d. Crane has bought five more
horses. One-half the stock of the New
port driving association has been call
ed for June 1st.
DIR. L. E. Brewster had his face bad
~ bruised and his nose broken by the
kick of his hOrse.-Frank Clark had
a thumb nail torn off on Saturday at
a base ball game. Jim Egan had a
hand SO badly smashed in coupling
cars last Friday eve that it was neces-
sary to amputate three fingers.
The Knights of Pythias Lodge went
to st. Johnsbury last Thursday night,
where they worked the second degree.
At the regular meeting of Orleans
Council the following officers were
elected: Geo. McDermaid, T. [. M
S. G. O'Conner, D. M; G. P. Story, p.
G. Of w; R. j. Wright, treasurer;
l.. E. Thayer, Sec; j. P. Plummer, G.
of A; DR.. Garfield, G. of c.; E. M.
Clark, steward.
The Orleans County Conference of
Congregational Churches will hold tbs
fifty second annual meeting with the
church in Newport, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, June and 5, 1891. The
following is the program: Tuesday a.
m.-10:30, prayer meeting, led by Dea.
Chas. Carpenter of Charleston; 1880,
organizations; Words of Welcome by
Rev. w. G. Schofield; 1900, adjourn
ment. Astronomical Social meet
ing, led by Bro. d. w. Kelley of No.
Troy; 200, business; 2:15, report of
the Register on the condition of the
churches; 2:30, Is the statistical show
ing of the Cong. churches of the cOun-
try for the year 1890 a cause for alarm?
Rev. G. H. Dunlap, Derby Line, Dea.
E. A. Stewart, Newport; $3.50, Address
or the work of the college and educa-
ton society, by Rev. J. l.. Male OF
Boston, Field Secretary. Evening
700, Song service; 1870, Conference
sermon, Rev. r. c. Noodle of Crafts
bury; Communion service, led by Rev.
d. A. Mclean OF Barton and Rev. F.
Parker of No. Troy. Wednesday
Morning-9:OO prayer meeting, led by
Bro. S. Nye of Coventry; $3.50, The
ratio of giving, when giving as God
hath prospered US, Rev. E. Rose OF
Lowell, Dea. |. d. r. Collins of Barton
Landing; 10:30, In our anxiety for the
conversion of the young, are we neg
lecting the aged in our church work?
Rev. T. B. Phelps of Irasburgh, Dea.
A. j. AIlbee OF Derby; HOO, Separa-
ton in church culture on the line OF
age, Rev. L. Harlow of Coventry and
Rev. F. G. Smith of Troy; 1900, adj
journment. Members Y. p. S. c.. E
specially invited to share in this meet
ing. Each church is entitled to rep
resentation by its pastor or acting
pastor and four delegates.
Newport Center.
Hon Theophilus Grout of Newport
has been engaged to deliver the Me-
mortal address before Alexander Post
Memorial Day.
Sherburne Locke has moved into
the house he recently bought and re-
paired.-M. P. Lampher has moved
to Batesville, where he viii find en-
ployment at his trade.
The Good Templars' Quarterly Union
meeting will be held here Saturday,
June ID, commencing at 1920 a. m
Public meeting at , p. m. c. IL. Hay
den of Essex, G. T. c., will deliver an
address in the afternoon. The meet
ing will be of much interest and it is
hoped the attendance will be large.
North Troy.
R. w. Hulburd of Hyde Park was in
town last week.
Mrs. H. E. Harris of Newport is
spending a few days in town.
Mrs. NJ. Jackson preached at Rich
ford in exchange with Rev. Mr. Scho-
field.
Mrs. H. G. Wilson went. to st. Adams
Tuesday to attend the funeral of the
wife of w. ID. Wilson.
Rev. Francis Parker preached the
Memorial sermon before the Bailey
Post Sunday, May "a.
A H. Parker of Burlington has been
visiting his brother, H. B. Parker of
this place.
Misses Hattie Page and Mabel Cat
UdndCn dUU0ud6u UIlO OOllllUy ODlOu Oh
the Y. P. s.. G. E., held at No. Crafts
bury as delegates from this society.
Westtield.
William Dickson has purchased a
new Estey organ for his daughter.
S. S. johnson has rented the Barnes
farm for one year.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid Society met
with Mrs Josiah Miller last Friday af-
ternoon and evening.
Geo. Ducharme has moved from A
@. Hitchcock's tenement house into
Mr. Boutillette's tenement in the
blacksmith shop building.
E. H. Hitchcock and wife were in
Albany last week. Miss Lillian Wright
returns this week from Addison Coun-
ty where she has been visiting rela-
tives.-Mrs. N. Root and Mrs. Chas.
Laplant have returned from RoXton,
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