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

IN raising FUNDS SufnCl0nt,a and securing
Home for friendless women anc
girls in our state.
Resotued. That as Christian work
ers for "God and Home and Native
Land" we enter our protest against
the Sunday opening, even of the
Worlds Exposition at Chicago, moi
only that those employed on the
grounds and in the buildings may
have needed rest, and an opportunity
to attend Divine worship, but that
the honor of the nation be vindicateC
as people who fear God and keep
his commandments.
/ Realizing more fully than ever be-
fore the harm arising from, and the
very filthy habit of using tobacco in
any form, but especially the cigarette
therefore
Resolued, That we increase our eff
forts to prevent it's sale and use in
our midst.
WHEREAS, The white ribbon is our
silent protest against the liquor traf-
fic, therefore,
ResoIved, That we will emphasize
the Importance of wearing it on all
occasions.
Resolved, That as Christian workers
we try to arouse in the hearts of our
children a love for all dumb animals,
and that we refuse to wear for adorn-
ment anything for which life has been
sacrificed.
ResolUed, That we tender our sim
cere thanks to the members of the
Union in West Charleston for their
sisterly welcome, and the royal man
ner in which they have provided for
all our needs, to the citizens for their
generous hospitality, to the pastor of
the church in which we have conven
ed, and all other gentlemen who have
assisted us by their Christian sympa-
thy and words of encouragement so
freely given, to the choir for their
fine music and to all who have con-
tributed to our comfort and pleasure.
East Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Carruth, Mrs. j.
S. Sweeney and Mrs. L. w. Stevens
attended the Grand Chapter of the or
der of the Eastern Star of this state,
held at ST. Johnsbury last week. Mrs.
Stevens is to spend some time visit
lug in Caledonia county.
Miss Mae Trip is home from Boston
on vacation.-Mr. and Mrs. r. P.
Stevens have been visiting Mr.. Ste
VEINS sister, Mrs. Miles, in Sutton
Loren Young, and daughter, Mrs. Cliff
ford, of st. Johnsbury, his son Ben and
a daughter, Mrs. Wiley, from Michi
gan, have been visiting friends here.
Miss Blake of Lowell, Mass, is Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Clark Royce.
Coventry
Willie Carrow has returned to
McIndoes Falls.
Calvin Geer has gone to Newport to
work for Willie Richmond
Mrs Amelia Baker of Waterbury is
stopping at her fathers, Mr.. Treau-
do.
Rev. M. S. Eddy preached at the
Day school house last Sabbath at 4
O'Clock.
Mr.. Downing has the contract to
carry the mail from this place to the
station for the next four years, after
July 1st.
Mrs. M. S. Eddy entertained her
Sabbath school class at her home re-
Gently. The young people enjoyed a
pleasant evening.
Children's day exercises passed off
very pleasantly at Cong. church yes
terday. They will be observed at the
church next Sabbath.
Mrs Lucius and Mrs. Salmon Nye
have been at Glover the past week on
a visit.-Eugene Greenwood of Enos-
burgh Falls is visiting his sister, Mrs.
Cleveland.-Fred Stevens and his
Nellie, of Derby, spent the
Sabbath at his fathers, VIM. Stevens.
Chas. Conant has returned to Athol, |
Mass.
Job Allen is shingling his house and |
Bartlett Williams his barn.
Amasa Scott has nearly half finished
MS first cutting of hay.
Mr.. Shannon is receiving the pat
ronage of the dairymen.
Mr.. William Adams, wife and daugh-
ter visited at III. S. Andrus' Thursday.
Martin Johnston is building a large
Darn, Reuben Brook, doing the work.
Amory Mason, one of our older citi-
zens, has been laid up sometime with
J. D. Leavitt had car of furniture
arrive recently, which was nearly all
contracted before finished.
Charles Witt has moved into the
Widow Badger house, and Fred
Chandler into the house vacated by
Witt.
The Anderson boys from Glover