Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-06-18
South Albany.

Quarterly meeting at the w. M.
church last Sunday.
Mrs. J. A. Gibson of Bloomington
is visiting friends here.
Children's Day passed off very
pleasantly in the M. E. society.
Rev. r. Gluckler attended meet
ings at st. Johnsbury last week.
The Ladies' Social Circle meets with
Mrs. A. D. Patterson next Friday af-
ternoon andevening.
A. Church has sold his house to w.
o. Harvey and has bought place in
Sheffield and has moved there.
The Epworth League of this place
were invited by the League of West
Albany to free entertainment and
supper last Thursday night. Many
went and reported a good time.
GROVE MEETING. To continue
eight days, will be held Cd. w. in the
| Bliss Grove near So. Albany village,
commencing next Sunday, June "a, at
II p. M. This meeting, wholly unsec-
tartan j n character, it is expected will
| be sustained by Christian Workers
representing various denominations.
Rev. E. w. Bruce, secretary of the
General Conference of the w. M.
Connection, will preside. Services as
follows: three each Sunday at II a.
NJ, and and Z p. M; each afternoon
and evening during the week at and
7:3O Should the weather be cold or
damp the evening services will be
held in the church. A special invita-
ton is hereby extended to all neigh
boring pastors and churches to attend
as much as possible. The entire pub
lie cordially invited. Any desiring
can pitch tents and remain on the
grounds. 1t is requested that care be
taken to hitch horse where they will
not bark or damage young trees. For
further information address E. Trow
bridge, So. Albany, VT.
East Albany.
Alec. Annis and wife are in Will
hanson on visit.
Clark Keith, Percy Longe and w.
Story are making cedar oil.
Children's Day at Free Baptist
church on Sunday with the usual in
teresting exercises. Rev. Cowell who
was present made some very interest
ing remarks.
Pastor and people of East Albany
are feeling very grateful to Mr.. East
erbrooks' people OF Worcester, Mass,
for liberal present efrnice paint to
paint the church at this place. The
church is being otherwise repaired by
the efforts of Rev. r. w. Collins.
Evansville.
Mrs. @. r. Prescott is quite sick.
VIM. Alexander is repairing the F.
Alexander house. 5
J. w. Brown & Son are having the
parsonage painted.
A. A.Brown is moving into the VIM.
Alexander house.
Rev. Newton, attended preacher Is
meeting, at St. .Johnsbpry last week,
Quite a good interest was manifest
ed at the grove meeting and over 60
reported.
The grove meeting, despite the un- !
favorable weather, was grand sue
cess, there being large attendance
at every service. There were sixteen
Methodist preachers present during
the week Rev. l.. B. Bates gave
grand exhortations. Rev. T. lyric of
ST. Johnsbury, Tuesday, gave one of
the best sermons to which the writer
ever listened. Rev. FL. A. Spencer of
held the audience in close
as they listened to his stir
ring appeal. Also Revs. P. N. Gran
ger, A. l.. Cooper, 1. P. Chase and j. |
E. Knapp spoke in demonstration of
enty expressed a desire to serve
Christ. The interest was such that |
the meetings were held over the Sab
bath. Sacramento service was held |
Sunday afternoon and at the closing /,
service Sunday evening, nearly twenty
were at the NATURALIZATION.
East Charleston.
A bran new boy at T. G. Towards. |
j. S. Sweeney has bought of Geo.
Spaulding the Hunt place in the viii
lage.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs
John Fuller, Wednesday, June 20.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Children's Day was observed here
in the church, Sunday, June 10. The
exercises by the children were very