Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-03-05

who has been living on E. j. Bruce's
farm for several years, has moved on
to the Berry farm in Bloomington.
Lewis Shedd and wife are again in
stalled in their old home. Mr.. Shedd
has made his home in Hollis, N. H.,
for the past two years. Their old
friends are very glad to welcome them
back.
East Charleston
A new girl baby at Curtis Barney's.
Don Albee of landau, N. H., is in
town on visit.
Warner and Florence Drown of
Burke have been visiting at their
uncle's, w. A. Chappell.-Mrs. Nell
Brainard is in st. Johnsbury visiting
relatives.-Guy Bruce of Burke has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. E. @.
Streeter.
There has been organized a society
in this place called the East Charles
ton Reform Association, which has
thirty five members. Pres, @. E.
Blood; Sec. and Treas, G. B. Stod-
dard. They have meetings every
Wednesday evening, which are well
attended. The object of this associa-
ton is to elevate the minds, morals
and manners of each member and SO
to mould the public opinion that pro-
fame language and low conversation
shall not be tolerated in the COM
munity.
Coventry
The towns indebtedness is 50, 400.
Rev. L. Harlow's son from Mass. is
visiting him.
Clarence Brooks has gone to Barton
to clerk for Mr.. Grow.
Mr. Edmunds has moved from the
Ezra Guild farm to Irasburgh.
A. Fl. Hancock is very sick.-Lillian
Goodenough is sick with grip.
All are invited to a sugar party at
NJ. E. vestry next Wednesday eve.
Eight persons were baptized and
taken into the Cong. church yesterday.
Mrs. Ellen (Collins) Trow has re-
turned to her home il Leomister,
Mass.
T. G. Williams has moved on to the
Ezra Guild farm, which he has pur-
chased.
Rev. S. G. Lewis of Newport Center
preached an excellent sermon at the
NJ. E. church last Sabbath.
At the last quarterly conference a
unanimous call was extended for the
return of Rev. NJ. S. Eddy.
Mrs. Hubbard Gray is very sick.
Her daughter, Mrs. Smith, OF New
port, is here caring for her.
FIR. Downing has moved into his
new house.-Eddie Hitchcock of New
port has moved into Mr.. Downing's
old house.
The noted oculist, DR.. Fl. D. Martin,
will be at the Coventry hotel Mar. g.
go. Good sight and skillful work is
assured to all who consult him.
The Third Sub district Convention
of the ST. Johnsbury District Epworth
League is to be held at Coventry Mar.
Is, 1894, for the Chapters in this Sec
ton of the District Following is the
program:
800 a. M, prayer service, f. NJ DAWSON;
$3.50, Welcome, DR.. Badger: Response, Rev. |
J. Hamilton; 1850, prayer and song, Rev. S. g. /
Lewis; address, ''Look Up and Lift Up" Rev.
NJ. S. Eddy. Papers from various Chapters:
'sWhat are our Difficulties in League Work."
Mrs. w. G. Johnson; 'What is the Secret OF
League Success?" Mrs. w. e. Curtis. Prac-
tical conversation of department work led by
Spiritual" Rev. G.. II. Wright; "Mercy and
Help" Rev. j. S. Allen; Literary" Rev. T.
w. Lewis; Social" Rev. w. c. Johnson;
Rev. 1. P. Chase; Ell
nance" Rev. o. E. Newton. GAS, Pentecostal
service president; 700 'The Ideal Lacquer"
J. E. Knapp; 500, address, Rev. j. Hamilton.
Come all who can. Canvass your Chapter
and notify Rev. M. S. Eddy how many desire
and how many are coming by
rail, that teams may meet you at the station.
Come.
Mrs. Ed. Hoyt is quite sick. ~
P. Garvin is on the sick list.
HI. F. Graham has hired the Andrus
farm
Several from this place attended
the musical convention at w. Glover.
Lorenzo Coburn has the grip. His
son, William, is sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. Root has returned from Burl-
ngton hospital, where she has been
for several weeks.
Henry Coburn has bought the Whit
5imore place on the Gulf road. Loom
S of this town has hired the Ellis
'arm, near So. Albany, and moved on
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