Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-06-11

the children, recitatiOns and respon-
sive readings. The plant and floral
decorations were very fine and APP
propriate.
Barton Landing.
A large number Of our people at
tended the grove meetings at Evans
vile last week.
Children's Day was observed with
appropriate exercises at Cong. church
Sunday evening.
Rev. Joseph Hamilton of St. Johns
bury delivered an excellent discourse
at the M. E. church yesterday.
South Barton.
Eliza Folsom is at Lyndon, and Ben
Doyle has gone to Littleton to work.
Mrs. John Stanley, who was badly
hurt by jumping from a wagon, is
about on crutches.
Mrs. Nath.Lord is an intense suffer-
er from cancer. = Henry A. Down
ing is in very poor health. The mea-
sles and mumps are depicting the
school
Amos Drown and wife from New
Hampshire are visiting at I.Drown's
Mrs. Aaron Gray has been here on a
VISIT Lottie Folsom is at A. w.
Varney's. - Willie Young has been
here visiting at B. @. Berry's.
Albany.
Mrs. Lydia Hovey has purchased
the Hovey farm, for $4,000.
Geo. Saunders people have adopted
a bright little boy about four years of
age.
II. Pierce and wife have returned
from Boston where they were called
by telegraph to attend the funeral of
Geo. Coolidge.
r. R. Beede, Deputy Collector, will
be at So. Albany Wednesday the 18th,
and at Albany the 18th, to make out
sugar bounty papers.
The MONITOR is in receipt of a very
fattering notice from stranger pres
ent, Of the entertainment given at
Maple Hall on the evening of May 80.
The young people in the play did them
selves great credit and deserve praise
for their efforts, both upon the stage
and for the cause to which the money
was appropriated.
In the printed programs of the Or
leans County Christian Endeavor |
Convention to be held lat West Alba |
ny, June 90 27, there are few mis- 7;ul
takes which are corrected in the fol-
lowing:
Tuesday evening, June 26,-7:00,-
Praise Service, Miss Matte Reynolds, |
Albany; 7:3O,-Address,- More Spirit
ual Energy in our Christian Endeavor,
Robert E. Lewis, Pres. Y. M. G. A.,
ST. Johnsbury.
Wednesday forenoon,-6:3O,- EARLY
half hour prayer meeting, F. F. Dow,
Coventry; 900, Prayer and Bible, /
Reading, Rev. R. c. Noodle Crafts
bury; :3O,-Address Of Welcome,
Rev. A. j. Cameron, Albany; 10:00,-
Response by President, D. w. Kelley,
No. Troy; 1915, -Maximum Christian,
E. J. Winslow, Barton Landing; 10:3O,
Obligation to our County, Miss An
ME Paddock, Craftsbury; 11:0O,-
Missionary Spirit, j. r. Aiken, New
port, and A. w. Clark, Derby; 1880,
Junior Work, Miss Mabel Joslyn,
Barton Landing.
Wednesday afternoon,-1:3 0,-Re
ports and Business; 200, -Symposi-
UNI, More Conservation, w. Charles
ton society; 2:15,-More Enthusiasm,
Barton society; 2:30,-A stronger AL
legiance to the Pledge, Coventry;
-Faithfulness to Committee
Work, Newport. Center; 500, loyal
ty to our own Church, West Derby;
15,-Making our Religion more
Practical, Irasburg; $3.50, Quality
not Quantity, Westfield.
Wednesday evening, 30 :45,-Song
Service; 7:15,-Address, Rev. j. K.
Fuller; Conservation Service, Misses
Nelson and Harmon. All are request
ed to bring Gospel Hymns, Nos. and
6.
East Albany.
Children's day passed off nicely at
the F. B. church in this place.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
I. D. Merrill next Thursday afternoon
and evening. Every one is invited to
attend.
Mr.. Hiram Dewey and family from
Battle Creek, Mich, is stopping with
his sister, Mrs. Ell. S. Eldridge. He
has been absent fourteen years. When