Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-06-03

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very pleasant and successful Va
The two vacancies caused by dea
were filed by the appointment OF
Comings and Prof G.. A. Andrews
those places.
The soldiers from Derby Line
sembled at the monument Thursd
forenoon to pay tribute TO their I'D
comrades. The school children a
marched to the place and aided i'm
exercises by singing. A. II. Gr(
delivered an original declamat
very appropriate for the occasion
spirit of the day. The veterans III
returned to Derby Line, where
address and further exercises OF
day occurred.
The 56th annual meeting of Dried
County Conference Of CongregatioN
al Churches, will be held at Derl
Tuesday and Wednesday June 4th
9Th. The program is as follows: Tud'
day forenoon 10 o'clock, prayer med
ing led by Mr.. Chas. Carpenter; 10:
organization; 1O:45 "The Large MI
sion of the Church," Rev. ID. q. Ws'
lace of North Troy; 1900, Co-oper|
ton among church members,
elbow secured" Rev. Il. p. II. Deal
born Derby Line; I'd, effects upd
the Community" ID. M. Camp, Ned
port. Tuesday afternoon, 1880, Bib
Reading, Q. +. Ranney; 300, "Syste
in Religious Work." Rev. A. @. Swat
Barton; 2:45, ais there sufficient ind
portance given TO household religion
Rev. r.. Q. Noodle, Craftsbury; Toe.
day eve, 7:15, Preliminary service
1880, Conference sermon, Rev. j. 4
Fuller, Barton Landing; Communior
Wednesday forenoon, 300, Praise an
Prayer meeting, Rev. l.. p. Atwoo
Lowell; $3.50, Conditions of Rev
VAL" Rev. A. j. Cameron, Alban,
1918, "The Sabbath Morning."
best use, Rev. j. O. Langford, Cover
try; 1920, "The Work at Westmore
Rev. @. o. Gill; 1O:45, "Report {
Woman's Missionary Societies." Mr.
r. @. Noodle, Craftsbury, Mrs. G..
West, Newport; 1900, adiournmen
Each church is entitled TO represent,
ton by pastor or acting pastor an
| four delegates.
West Derby.
Miss Welcome has hired a rool
of Mrs. Geo. Magoon and will Z
dressmaking.
Rev. Judson p. Marvin delivere
the baccalaureate sermon to the grad
uating class of the High School
Rochester, Sunday June ,.
Mrs. Root has moved TO Sou
birmingham, Mass. Mrs. Alva Me
rill has returned from Glover
Smith has gone TO Morgan TO work.
Mason Kimball has gone TO Barton
work in a store.-Mrs. William HaC
ley is visiting her niece, Mrs. SedI
wick, of Barton.-Gertrude and Nell
Lunt have returned from Worceste
Mass.
Glover.
Samuel Bean has gone to Mar
chester to work.
Mrs. Eliza Mcclellan Young OF low
is here on a visit
A. E. Anderson has a violin in h
possession made in 1894.
Joseph King has bought a residenC
of Henry Scott in the village.
r. e. French has hired his forme
clerk, r. A. Bean, for the comm
year.
Holmes Wiley has bought Tia
Joseph Drew farm on the hill, an
taken possession.
Memorial and decoration exercise
were of usual interest. The addres
was excellent.
Mrs. Sumner Scott is very in 1
present writing Her mother hi
been summoned to care for her.
@. A. Barrows will close out n
goods at auction, the sale commenC
ing on Thursday evening next, an
continuing until Saturday night.
Joseph King has a A year old Jerse
COW, that made in the month OF Ma
57la lbs. of butter, besides supplyin
family of four persons with butter
cream, and milk.
Letters unclaimed i'm Glover post
office, June /. Miss Annie Hammond
Miss Cora III. Beane, Mrs. William
Leonard. Mrs. Annie Harmon, Nh
Garlic Holloway, Mr. John Jerome j
West Glover.
Rev. Browns daughter is spendin
her vacation here with her parents.
Mrs. Jenness is stopping for a fey
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Ellis