Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-14


:" Rev. Norman Seaver, D. d.
"Wednesday Morning = devotional
rvice: reports from Sunday School;
(. ports: address, 'sThe Function of
.e Sunday School," Rev. E. Wilmot
Innings, Barre; discussion; address,
The Junior Department: It's Organ
btion and Methods Illustrated. !"
eorge w. Pease, Springfield, Mass;
dress, ''The kindergarten of the
hurch," Mrs. Mary Chrisholm Eos
b, New York; conference of county
Ulcers and superintendents, conduct
by l. B. Miller.
"Wednesday Afternoon Praise ser
&c: reports from county associa-
.bns: address, sThe Training of the
eacher," Rev. j. L. Hurlbut, ID. D.;
be Vermont Normal Work, [. B.
fller, White River Junction; Rev. F.
a Lewis, Hardwick; question box;
"Wednesday Evening - Vesper ser
ce; Memorial service for Hon.
anklin Fairbanks, in charge of Rev.
ines H. Babbitt, West Brattleboro;
Rdress, ''How to Read the Bible,"
ev. j. L. Hurlbut, d. D., New York.
Thursday Morning $50, devotion
service; annual business meeting;
ports of committees; election of Of
kers; election of delegates to inter
ktional convention; address, "Our
bnday Schools in relation to Sabbath
esecration," Rev. w. I'll. Avery, ID,
Y. Adams; address, Chow Temper
bce Should be Taught in the Sunday
fhool," (blackboard), Rev. Chas. A.
fadford, North Ferrisburgh; address,
The Sunday School Work of the w.
t. W. Miss Helen Wellman, Bur-
bgton; address, ''Our District S. S.
FORK" Miss Lydia Gilman, Water
try; discussion; primary workers
Inference, conducted by Geo. w.
base, Springfield and Mrs. Mary
hrisholm Foster, New York.
Thursday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
|rvice, ''The Source of Our Strength"
ev. A. H. Heath, d. D., st. Johns
hry; address, "Crayon and Scissors
the Primary Glass;" Geo. W.Pease,
bringfield, Mass; address, ''The
hnday School of To- Morrow" Rev.
L. Hurlbut, n. Y; Closing Words,
|ev. Thomas lyric, st. Johnsbury;
hjourment and benediction.
entertainments st. Johnsbury
ouse and the Avenue House make
ties at s1.5O per day. All delegates
esiring free entertainment should
otify at once the Chairman of the
committee, J.W. Sault,
!. Johnsbury.
The committee request that dele
ates report at once at Music Hall OH
rival to register, receive badges and
: assigned to entertainment.
The Central Vermont and Boston &
aine railroads and their divisions
i'll sell round-trip tickets for fare
ne way. ~
yndOn.
William Barron of Hartford, Conn,
no left this place about forty years
20, was recently here calling upon
d friends.
The tenement in Mrs. Swett's house
occupied by Mr.. Lynch and family
no recently moved there from st.
and Mrs. Rickaby
no have been living at 81 .Trefren's
'cently moved to tenement in IF.
-oodard's house at the Vile, in the
me place from which they were
,iven by the big fire last fall.
The electric light fever is running
gh and the Wilder power on the
river will be leased and
made for putting in a
ant.
asst Burke.
Ora Jenkins has settled with his
NV wife at Lyndonville.
MIR. VIM. Garfield, who has been so
oorly is rather better.
Rev. A. G. Austin is holding meet
g in the school-houses in several
stricts near here.
n. L. Parker stuck pitchfork into
lie of his ankles two weeks ago, and
having trouble with it yet.
1est Burke.
Mrs. Baker has moved to Troy to
Te with her daughter.
Miss Florence Drown will go to Bos
N this week to spend the winter
it'll her aunt.
Geo. KimbalI fell from the high
cams of the barn, and now he is hav-
Ig vacation.
The Ladies' Aid society Will have
arrest supper at the Methodist yes
Y Wednesday eve. All are cordially
vited.
The Union Mutual Company settled
it'll Mr.. Warren the Tuesday after
lie fire. They paid him $3.50 out of
Ie S1400 insurance.
y. Harvey of East Burke has pur-
lased the farm formerly known as
lie DIR. Carpenter farm, and will build
4 lot purchased of ]. Cowles below
7. Silsby's.
IF &c roDarfoa that tho hoard of