Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-11-26


act in the line of fraternity. O. v
Joslyn responded in few we'll chosen
remarks. Mr.. Drown and son will re-
turn to the business of his shop now
that his house is completed.
The following is the program of the
Orleans County @. E. Convention tic
be held at Congregational church, Bar
ton, Dec. 4th and 9TH:
Tuesday Evening = At O'Clock,
prayer and praise service, Mrs. Geo
King, Barton; 7:3O, address, GIVE
Points with Five Initials, Y.P.S.C.E.,' y
Rev. James L. Hill, d. D., Boston,
Mass; reception.
Wednesday Forenoon-7:OO, early
prayer meeting, VIM. L. Dustan, N.
Craftsbury; $50. devotional service,
E. e. Dutton, Bloomington; 1000,
address of welcome, Rev. A. @. Swain,
Barton; 1915, response by president,
D. W. Kelley; 1880, 'Some Practical
| Undertakings for the Winter" Clar-
ence w. Richmond, Newport; 1O:45,
Study" Miss Jennie M. Locke, Barton
Landing; 11:45: elbow to Show More
Loyalty to the Church, r. w. Daley,
Derby; 1880, suggestions; 11:45,
"Sanctified Endeavor,' Miss Elva
Parkhurst, North Troy;
Wednesday Afternoon-1:3O praise
service; 1:45, reports and business;
2:30, "Junior Work. Rev. J. P Mar
vim, w. Charleston; 2:45, NEGLECTED
Committees" Rev. L. Dodd Iras burg;
800, "What is Your Aim, Endeavor-
er?'Rev. E. A. George, Newport; 3:15,
suggestions.
"Wednesday Evening" 49, song
Appointed Model Rev. A. q. HEATH Heath,
st. Johnsbury; conservation service,
led by Rev. James L. Hill,D. d. Bring
Gospel Hymns No. 6.
Barton Landing.
Geo. Martin is home for the winter.
Fred Conner has sold his house to
Mrs. Simpson.
Carl Gay is building coal shed at
the rear Of the O. Ell. Austin block.
E. A. Emerson has traded his farm
for the E. L. Chandler house on the
Irasburg road.
Mrs. Chas. Wiley will move into the
w. G. Twombly tenement in his new
block.
Keep in mind the Ladies' Bazaar on
the 18th, 18th and 18th of Deem
Der. Have you made anything for it
yet? [ have.
w. G. Twombly will have two nice
tenements over his new store. Geo.
Ford will rent the larger store in the
w. @. Twombly block.
Albany.
A. I'll. Darling and wife are visiting
in Montpelier. ,s9eB
Misses ldlaf and Myrtle Campbell,
and Grace Darling are visiting in
Morrisville.
Mrs. Martin has moved from P. Bash
AVIS house into the Geo. Kelley house,
recently purchased of the Phelps es-
tate. fsae
Mrs. Daniel Lawrence is on the sick
list.-Mrs. Renfrew has gone to Peach
am to care for her father, who is Sc
riously ill.
The Cong. society will put in a fur
mace to heat their church. Prof Will
present, (tzh6 Iaaassias gt 1thel shoir O. this
hisb organ avoluntaries are
fine and much appreciated.
East Albany.
Mrs. L. L. Sanborn is very. sick with
influenza. =
l.. L. Sanborn has sold his farm,
formerly known as the Dow place, to 4
G. Anderson, with hay and stock.
Amasa Fairbrother and wife go to
E. Hardwick, where their son-in law
and daughter reside. Since the exc
dus from this vicinity to that place
began a large number or worthy citi
zens have left this town.
The Rileys have moved to the Fair
brother place, which they recently
purchased. = Willis Grant has pur-
chased the Riley place and moves to
it, and Mr.. Collins, the blacksmith,
Guys and moves to the Grant place.
A boy baby at Will Fletcher's.
Elmer Leonard has hired Harvey
Leland's farm.
Lizzie Campbell will attend the win
jer term Of school at Barton Landing.
Mrs. Lora Fuller is working at
at Gilman & Co.'s,
Newport.
J. G.Turnbull has bought the cheese
actory and is converting it into a
creamery. s e...e.l
Mrs. Nathan Rutledge of Bath, N.