Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-12-17

ell Chapter and Glover Chapter; FL
deity in League Work, Island Pond
Chapter and Albany Chapter. At
6:45 m, Praise Service, George O.
Barnes; 7:15, Address, Rev. G. o.
Howe; 7:45, Address, Rev. T. lyric;
Collection.
Friday at S:15, M, Prayer Service.
Glenn Stafford; the Epworth League
as a Training School, e. Charleston
Chapter and Newport Chapter; Bible
Study, Mis-; Mary Craven; the Value
of Spare Moments, Evansville Chap
ter and Irasburgh Chapter; The Chris
tian for The Times, iCraftsbury Chap
ter and S. Albany Chapter: Devotion
al Meetings, Newport Ctr. Chapter
and Coventry Chapter; Systematic
Benevolence, Westfeld Chapter and
Derby Chapter; the Importance of
Beginning Right, Barton Landing
Chapter. Business. Adjournment. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Lowell
Gertie and Jennie Parker are again
in charge of the village schools.
The three churches unite in Christ
mas exercises at the town hall this
year.
B. Harding has gone to Colorado,
and Clara Dodge Little has return
ed to her home in Summerville.
A young lady from Nova Scotia,
who came here in the summer to visit
her uncle, Solomon Morton, died Sun
day morning. The remains were en-
balmed and sent home.
Newport.
Our schools closed the fall term last
Friday for vacation of three weeks.
j. E. Farrell was admitted Dec. at
Montpelier to practice in the U. S.
Circuit Court.
Geo. Smith, recently married, will
commence housekeeping in the Law
renee Block.
o. M. Gale of Florida, son of Thos.
Gale, has sent home several boxes of
nice oranges.
Orlo Badger has his house on Cen
trail st. nearly completed and expects
to occupy it by the 1st of January.
The village trustees have purchased
snow scraper for the sidewalk, which
is great improvement over the old
one.
Myrton Upstone of Derby is at
work in the store of E. Lane & Son.
Ed. Miles is at work In the Boston &
Maine freight office.
The Cong. Sunday school will OBJ
serve Christmas by having tree, the
younger portion of the school doing
the main part of the exercises, on
Tuesday evening, Jan %.
The lecture given last Tuesday eve |
by Rev. j. B. Silcox OF Montreal was
we'll attended, several driving II or 10 |
miles and feeling well paid for their |
trip. Those who failed to hear it miss
ed great literary treat.
E. A. Cook and j. w. Redmond, two |
promising young lawyers, have form
ed partnership and will be known
under the firm name of Cook & Red
mond. They will occupy the same Of
flee occupied by Mr.. Redmond.
The new officers of the Y. p. S. @. E.
of the Cong. church are as follows:
Pres, Mrs. j. r. Aiken; vice Pres,
recording secretary and treasurer,
F. S. Tinkham; organist, Inez Miller.
John Hazen has gone to Ireland and
Scotland to be gone few weeks
Matte Clement has gone to East
Charleston to teach for the winter
Alice Enos teaches in the Fish Dist, in
Derby. = John t. Rogers has gone to
Jersey City to work for the Frost We
neer Seat Go.
Roy Martin has moved into Mr..
Spaulding's house on Pleasant St.
JOS. Rochleau has moved into his new
house near Batesville. John Purtell
will occupy the house Mr.. Rochleau
Bowen has moved
to Mansonville Station, where he has
taken farm.
Another one of our enterprising
business men, F. A. Brown, has dis
covered that the MONITOR has found
it's way into hundreds of families in
this section of the county and that it
is good advertising medium for the
business of this town. We call atten-
ton to Mr.. Browns ad. Those wish
ing articles in the jewelry line will do
we'll to call on him.
Have you seen the windows and the