Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-01-14

world, who are willing their families
should suffer, rather than work
The following from some of thelead-
ing papers of the country show what
is thought of Byron Williams and his
lectures, the same to be given in the
Barton Lecture Course, Jan. 26: ga
literary treat, full Of patriotic senti-
nent.-Most interesting and instruct
ive.-The best and most entertaining
lecture of the course.-A very inter
esting lecture.-An exceedingly pleas
ant entertainment great popular
success. = Instructive and edifying
from beginning to end Evinced a
depth of research and knowledge that
is remarkaole.-Thoroughly convers-
ant with his subject.-A clear explain
alton of an intricate subject.-A de-
Hghtful talk on wonderfully inter-
esting subjec t.-Highly entertaining
and Instructive"
The Orleans County Union Sunday
School Convention will hold it's an
nual meeting at the NJ. e. church
in this place, Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Jan. 1928. The program will be
as follows:
Tuesday Forenoon-9:45, Praise and
PRAYER service, Rev. A. @. Swain, Bar
ton: 1O:45, verbal reports, from su-
perintendents and delegates; 10:15,
The Sunday School Hour, Orem New
comb, Newport; Ills, Sunday School
Education in Missionary Work. Mrs.
r. @. Noodle, No. Craftsbury and Mrs.
A. B. Owen, Barton; 11:45, appoint
ment of committees.
Tuesday Afternoon-1:3O Devotion
al service, r. W.Collins, East Albany;
200, address of welcome, Rev. F. w.
Lewis, Barton; response, Rev. r. L..
Odds, Newport; 2:20, "Mutual Re-
sponsibilities in Christian Work" 1st,
"What should the Sunday School Ex-
pect of Members Of Young Peoples
Rosa M.Cooper, Newport;
I'd, Chow May This Spirit of Obliga-
ton be Promoted?" Rev. FL. A. Per-
kins, Derby; 800, Sunday School
Work" 1st, s'The Oppor-
tunities,' D. M. Camp, Newport; I'd,
Glover; 400, "Growth in Christian
Character the True Measure of Sue
cess" George o. Howe, Island Pond.
Tuesday Evening -7:3O, Service of
Song; 500, address, Rev. T. lyric.
Wednesday Morning 900, Prayer
Service, Rev. J. G. Langford, Gov
entry; $50, obstruction From the
Bible,'' 1st, "For the Head" Rev. E.
A. George, Newport; I'd, "For the
Heart" Rev. J. Mcdonald, Glover;
1915, swimming the Scholar to Christi
1st, "By Personal Example," Mrs. E.
E. Ware, Coventry; I'd, "By Encour-
aging What is Good" Rev. NJ. FL. Alb
hey, West Charleston; Sd, "By Pray
or, Individual and Concerted" Rev.
A. j. Cameron, Albany; 11:00, "What
Truths Need the Most Emphatic
Teaching To-day" Rev. r. @. Noodle,
North Craftsbury; Rev. Geo. Ell.
Wright, Barton Landing.
Wednesday Afternoon-1:30 Prayer
service, Rev. J. P. Marvin, w Charles
on; 200, Election Of officers; 2:15,
Infant Glass Exercise; 2:30, ''T'he So
Shall be Met by the Sunday School?''
Rev. Leonard Dodd, Irasburgh, Rev.
4. G. Austin, Irasburgh; 300, "The
Jpbuilding Of the County Sunday
schools, G. F. Ranney, Newport. To
,e followed by five minute speeches.
$50, Resume, Rev. j. X. Fuller, Bar
on Landing.
Notes-Bring your Bibles. Let all
sunday School workers be present.
Jome, seeking a blessing at the hand
# the Lord. Pastors please notice
he meeting from their pulpits the
sunday previous. superintendent
will confer a favor by reading the
programme to their schools.
Landing. e1
Mrs L. M. Clement is slowly improv
ng.
Promenade at Browns hotel on Fri
lay evening. .,..
DR.. Stevens and wife have gone to
7. II. to be gone till next week.
E. D. Collins and Harold Fuller re-
urned to Yale on Monday last.
[. M. Conner recently received quite
severe cut by stepping on glass.
DIR. Rowell and wife have returned |
rom their holiday visit in Canada.
Our police court coDvinces the rum
rinkers that this is an expensive
lace for an exhibition of drunken
ess.
Emma Austin has returned to the
t. Johnsbury school, her sister, Hell
n, accompanying her for two years
curse.
George Ford is moving into the new
'ore just finished by w. @. Twombly.
Rufus Trip has moved into the DIR.
fright house. Himself and two sons
'ork in the spool factory.
Rev. J. B. Silcox of Montreal will
i've his lecture on scrip and Grit at
!. E. church ON Thursday evening,
In. II. The lecturer is very popular