Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-02-12


Landing have recently given Given
ty Years of Congress-" by James G.
Blaine, to the Academy Library, in
memory of Judge Austin. The follow
/ ing statements from the records of
the library from Feb. 1, 1898, to Feb.
1, 1894, may be of interest: Number of
persons taking books, 224; total num-
Der of drawings, 1911; the number of
books now in the library, exclusive of
unbound periodicals, is s5s.
Derby.
Edward Derusha has bargained for
the Jewett farm.
w. F. Kingsbury has gone to Nor
ton to do surveying job.
Henry Witherell has removed from
the Lamere place to the house vacat
ed by A. B. Hopkins.
Henry Wiley and family of Barton
Landing have been visiting at Daniel
Davis the past week.-Mrs.. Spauld-
ing of Morrisville is guest at Rev.
N. w. Wilder's.
The report of the clerk of school
directors shows that there were 5S
deaths, 70 births and 80 marriages in
town during the year 1898. There are
876 school children in town, nearly
one-h half living in w. Derby.
West Derby.
G. M. Sawyer is home from his
school which closed Friday
The Advents held another baptis-
NAL service at the river Sunday.
Jake Martin is talking of moving to
the village, to be nearer his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Addison, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Wooley are each rejoicing
over the arrival of little daughter.
Miss Lula Allchurch is in town for a
few days.-John Shannon has return
ed from his work in Manchester, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins-Mr. Boyn-
toms sister-have moved from Lanes
block into VIM. Boynton's house. Mr..
B. will board with them.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet next Thursday with
Mrs. Emma Sawyer at 2:3O p. m. A
good attendance is desired.
Mrs. Fogg, widow of the late Cap
tain Fogg, died at her residence Thurs
day. Funeral services were conduct
ed Saturday. She leaves an adopted |
ed son and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hutchinson
moved last week to Woodbury., where
Mr.. III. has purchased farm.-Messrs.
Constantine and Labounty with their |
families have moved to Lowell.-Ho- |
mer Gotta has rented the Fred Porter
place.
Miss Emma Fairchild's and Miss !
Mabel Gays pupils having obtained
the A stars, being that number of days
in attendance with no tardy marks,
had treats from their teachers. Miss
Gays little ones a fine sleigh-ride-
Miss Fairchild's, tickets to the Friday
afternoon concert of the convention
at Newport.
Revival services are being held this
week in the Free Baptist church. The
pastor is assisted by Rev. M H. Abbey
of Charleston, formerly of Port Ale
ghany, Pa, who is we'll and favorably
known in the denomination. The SER
vices will begin with praise and pray
er every evening promptly at $50.
The public is cordially invited
The County Sunday School Associa-
ton holds it's annual meeting at West
Derby, Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb.
1921. Program:
Tuesday a. m.-9:3O, Praise and Prayer SER
vice, Pew. L. Harlow, Coventry; 1000, Defects
in Present Sunday School Methods, )" 1. "Their
Natrre,' D. M. Camp, Newport; 2. "Their
Cause Orem Newcomb, Newport; 8. ''Their
Remedy" Rev. j j. Munro, No. Troy; Dis
cussion; 1880, ''Ideal Sunday School, '-1 1.-The
Helps" Rev. j. Mcdonald, Glover; 2. ''The
Teaching" Rev.N. w. Wilder, Derby; 3. 'The
Teacher" Rev. A. j. Cameron, Albany; 11:40,
Temperance Teaching in the Sunday
School," Mrs E. E. Ware, Coventry.
Tuesday Afternoon-1:30, experience meet.
ing Rev. o. G. Baker, w. Charleston; 2:20, !
Greeting, by the pastor of the church; Re-
Spouse, Rev. r. L. Odds, Pres, Newport; 800 I
''Methods of Enlarging the Sunday School,"
Geo. H. Blake, Barton; 2:35, discussion; eco
"Inductive Study in the Sunday School,
1. sWhat it ISL Rev. j. N. Flower, No. Troy;
g. ats Advantages 400, Craps for the
Young and How to Avoid Them" Rev. j. K.
Fuller, Barton Landing. t
Tuesday Evening = 700, Praise service j b.
Holton, W.Charleston; 1880, Address-'Super- :
lative Duty, Rev. II. Francis Perry, Hyde
Park Mass.
Wednesday Forenoon = 900, Praise and
Prayer, Rev. F. B. Phelps, Irasburg; $3.50, L
"The Early Conversion of Children. "Its
Mrs. j. R. Aiken, Newport;
How Secured Rev.M. H.Abbey, Charleston;