Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-06-12


4th of June, F. III. Foster, Supt.
Clinton Anderson and wife are stop
ping at Gilman's hotel.-Mrs. A. w.
Lyon is visiting at Island Pond.-D.
HFox and wife attended the Veterans
Reunion at Troy.-Mrs. III. S. Miller
has been visiting in town.-Mrs. E. @.
Hunt is home from Lowell.-Mrs. E..
M. Beck and family are visiting here.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
st. JOhnSbury Center.
The Third Annual Convention of the
st. Johnsbury District Epworth
League is to be held at st. Johnsbury
Center June 20 and 81. Following is
the program: Tuesday, June 20, at
1:30 O'Clock, prayer service; 200, bus
mess meeting; 2:15. 'The Junior
League" Miss Ida Foy; 2:4O, "The
Essential Qualifications of the Eff
cient Young Methodist" Rev. E. E.
Reynolds; 1905, "Bear Ye One An
others Burdens" Miss Minnie Hunt
ington; $3.50, "Our Daily Influence"
Miss Mabel Flint; $3.50, 1.-THE Spirit of
This Age" Miss Carrie Sargent; 4:20,
Minute Reports from Chapters. Ev-
ening-7:3O, Praise Service, Mrs. Jen-
ME Powers; 800, Our Work, ode
partment of Spiritual Work." Rev. F.
w. Lewis; Department of Mercy and
Help" Rev. w. @. Johnson; ode
partment of Literary Work." Rev. w.
R. Davenport; department of Social
Work." Rev. w. S. Smithers. We'd
nesday, June 81, $50, Love Feast and
Conservation Service, led by A. L.
Aldrich; $50, Devotional Service,
Rev. F. E. Currier; 8: As, ''Latent Pow
er in our Young People, Miss Ran
ney; 9:1O, "Give and 1t Shall Be Civ
en- You," Miss Rosa E. Hunt; 9:35,
Giving at Our Best" A. A. Olmstead;
1000, "Our Young People as Soul
Winners Rev. J. o. Sherburne; 1925
Poem; 1926, Brief Talk from the Pre-
siding Elders Standpoint, Rev. J.
Hamilton; HOO, Question Box, con-
Quoted by the Conference President;
11:25, Organizations; 11:45, Closing
Exercises. Each Chapter, and each
Church where there is no League, is
requested to send three delegates and
a report. Let us make this grand
success.
Lyndon.
The committee on Morgan horses
have selected two in this town which
will be taken to Chicago. They are
owned by Geo. w. Sinett.
Editor Chase of the Union continues
his "reminiscences of Lyndon people,
and it looks as though he proposed to
give the history and biography of ev-
cry event and every Individual that I
ever had to do with the affairs of that
town.. Mr.. Chase's articles are al
ways interesting.
The remains of Will Bigelow,
former resident of the town, and for
some years a railroad engineer were
brought here for burial from Chicago,
where he died of pneumonia, after
few hours illness last week. He was
a young man held in high esteem, and
was the son of Mrs. Bella Hastings of
ST. Johnsbury.
The M. E. Preachers Meeting of the
ST. Johnsbury District was held at
Lyndon last week. Sermons were
preached by Revs. Wright of Barton
Landing, III. A. Spencer of Montpelier
and J. E. Knapp. Interesting papers
were read by several brethren and
able discussions on pertinent subjects
were had.
Sutton.
Mrs j. M. Pillsbury is in a very
poor state of health.
Caleb Moulton for a long time
sick is better.-Mrs. Towsley of Mass.
4 sister of Mrs. MoultOn is visiting her.
D. G.. Huntly has moved from the
station to his fathers house.-Wesley
Mitchell into the Freeman Hyde
house at the Hollow.
DR.. G. w. Richardson will move his
family from Brooklyn, n. Y. to the
I'D farm residence on the Ridge to
spend the summer.
DIN. Beckwith has moved his family j
rom Mass. and will occupy the Web
,ter house near Clark's where he can
attend to his lime business. He has
prepared several dry houses where
he lime from Eaton Pond is being
Tried for shipment.
Word has been received of the
leath of Thomas A. Russell of Massil- {
on, Ohio, who died May %, from the
affects of PARALYSIS He was one of !