Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-06-13
Broome, P. O., visiting friends.

Mr.. Scott from Conn. is here visit
ing his sister in law, Mrs. John One
ney.
East Bloomington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Drown are
| visiting friends in Hardwick.
Mrs. Jennie Leach, her little boy,
and two young ladies were thrown
faom carriage recently and consld-
erably bruised, but sustained no serl-
Gus injuries.
Coventry.
The raising exercises were very
pleasant and the speeches good.
Mrs. Riley Bowley was recently
painfully hurt by a carriage accident.
ChiIdren's Day at NJ. E. church next
Sabbath Dorcas Society meeting at
Charlie Wright's, next Friday after
noon.
Lucius Nye, wife and hired girl were
thrown from their carriage on Sunday
and badly cut and bruised, though no
bones were broken. The horse be-
came frightened and manageable.
i The remains of Mrs. Olive Kidney
came from Nashua Sunday morning,
and the funeral was attended onTues-
day at M. E. church. She was wo-
man much esteemed. She had three
sisters living here, and had five chill
dren. several of whom were present
at the funeral.
The annual convention and school
of methods of the Orleans County
w. @. T. u. will be held in the COng'l
church, June HIS. The programme
is as follows: Tuesday morning, June
14-1O O'Clock, Prayer Service, Mrs.
l.. N. Franklin, West Derby; 1920,
Opening of Convention; 10:45, Words
of Welcome, Mrs. III. P. Harlow, Gov
entry; Response; Music: "There are
Bands of Ribbon White, "Convention;
Appointment of Committees; 11:45,
Talk on Organization, by the County
President; Music; Evangelistic and
S. S. Department, Mrs. Carrie Noodle,
Craftsbury; 11:45, Secretary's report;
Noontide prayer and adjournment;
1870, Devotional meeting, Mrs. n. L..
Skinner, Barton Landing; Music, Mrs.
A. B. Shaw, Barton; Essay, Mrs. A.
4 B. Owen, Barton; Essay, Mrs. @. E.
Bickford, Barton; Select Reading;
2:15, The Temple, Mrs. E. L. Housh,
State President; Juvenile department.,
Mrs Ida Niles, Coventry; Music; S.
T. [. Department, Mrs. M. H. Cum
mings, Newport; Address, Mrs. j. M.
Johnson, Irasburgh; Talk on Physi-
cal Culture, Mrs L. E. Alfred, New
port; Essay, Mrs. g. j. Mcclure, AL
bany; Reading, Miss Carrie Rowell,
) Albany; Music; Fair Department,
Mrs. P. r. Edes, Newport; Adjourn
ment. Evening Reception and So
cial meeting in the Vestry from to
conducted by the Y's; Music, Scrip
ture Reading and Prayer; Address by
Mrs. E. T. Housh, State President;
Collection and Benediction. We'd
nesday-S:3O, Meeting of Executive
Committee and County Supt's; 900
Prayer and Praise Service, Mrs. FL. P.
Harlow; Treasurer's report; Report
of Committee on Credentials; Roll
Call and election of Officers; Music;
Dept of H. and H., Mrs. V. 7. Hin
man, Charleston; Y. Department,
Mrs. L. E. Alfred; Parliamentary
, Drill, Mrs. E. T. Housh; Legislative
Department, Mrs. A. d. Chandler;
Select Reading, Mrs. E. @. Thrasher,
Coventry; Song; Noontide Prayer
;. and adjournment; 1870, Evangelistio
service, Mrs. r. c. Noodle; 200, Mod
ell Meeting, Mrs. E. T. Housh; 2:30
ESSAY. ssThe White Ribbon" Mrs
Emma Sawyer, West Derby; Reading
E. S. Grow; Essay, cigarettes, D
i Mrs. N. A. Bogue, West Derby; $3.50
Press Dept, Mrs. A. B. Owen; Music;
Social Purity Dept, Mrs. Nellie Cass
> Craftsbury; Social Work, E. j. Spald
ing, Derby Line; Glover Union: Els
say, ssThe Press,' Mrs. Helen Perez
val; Essay, Mrs. E. A. Clark; Essay
ssRum on the Congo" Mrs. @. @. Ste
vens; Essay, Mrs. E. G. Whitney;
, Question Box, Mrs. E. t. Housh; Re-
port of Committee on Resolutions
Adjournment. Evening Opening ex'
ercises by L. T. L. of Coventry; Scrip
ture Reading and Prayer; Music by
White Ribbon Quartette; Address
Miss E. u. Yates of Ronnd Lake, Me.
Collection and Music; Benediction.
CraftSbury.
q Mrs. A. Paddock is at the sea shor'
resort.
n George Simpson has just returned
from Boston.
) Horace Smith is suffering withshear
trouble.