Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-02-11

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rDore will be a school sociabie al
~ Academy hall next "Wednesday
w There is to be a school eXhioi-
ton next Thursday eve at the ois'r'''
school house.
Tho Sinh District Convention OF D.
rornsburv District Epworth League 10
- no held at Craftsbury, Feb. l4-lo'
The nrogram is as follows: THURSDAY
40 y M. Devotional Service, MISS
Mary Scott; Welcome, President OF
Craftsbury Chapter; Response, Pre-
sidino Elder: Mission of the League;
C;poinq. Hardwick Chapter; discus
eion of the Wheel" "Look Up" SIX
Hnse. Cliff Up" Rev. f. l.. Curriers'
.eRead Up" Rev. A. G. Austin; laiA
TN. - Rev. M. H. Smith; "Write Up"
Rev. 7. p. Chase; "Pay Up" Rev. >.
8 Allen: "Grow Up" Mrs .Zilla Stiles
Rodliff: Summed Up" Rev. }. Ham
ilton; Reports From Chapters. Even
ing z O'Clock, Pentecostal Service,
Rev. ]. Hamilton; Address, Rev. W.
s. Smithers; collection. Friday morn
ing. Song Service, s:15, 5. X. Husei
s.Wbat We Need" Rev. w. =. Allen;
Importance of Beginning Right
So. Albany Chapter; "The Bible Our
Foundation" Miss Alice Townsend;
esThe Value of Spare Moments" lras-
burgh Chapter; "a Young Mans Pos
sibiIities,n Danville Chapter; "A
Younp Woman's Possibilities"
Greensboro Chapter; "Fidelity in
League Work." Albany Chapter;
EThe Christians for the Times"
Craftsbury Chapter. Let each Chap
ter send a good delegation. Come
and stay through. Those expecting
to stay over night should notify Rev.
w. E. Allen. A cordial invitation to
ALL
Derby.
Fred Reynolds Youngest son, Fred,
has been very sick with pneumonia
bat is improving.
The donation for Rev. Clark at the
M. E., vestry, Wednesday evening,
Feb. Is. All are invited.
Miss Kate Spear went to Boston last
Monday to care for Albion Barrett
who was injured by fall on the ice.
Mrs. Frank Greenwood was called \
to Concord, n. H., last week to see /
her daughter Mamie, who is very i'll. |
In spite of the weather quite a large /
number of people from this village 1
attended the convention concerts 1
last week.
West Derby.
Mrs. Geo. Story has returned to
Richford.
Charles Dane has sold his place to
Mr.. N Lovelett.
Geo. Geer was injured while chop
ping in the woods recently.
Russell Glib is better but is not able
to attend school. - Albert Dupont is
improving slowly.
Mr.. William Peasley and wife are at
home, after visiting friends at Fitch
Bay.
Tuesday, Drs. Adams and Ruther-
ford removed growth from the face
of Mr.. N. F. Ball
Uncle Jerry Glines, one the Oldest
residents of Derby, died in Massachu
sets last week. His remains were
brought here for burial. The funeral
was at his old home, Rev. S. Smith
officiating.
Glover.
The remains of Mrs. o. Q. Hazen of
Barton were brought here for burial.
Mrs. A. NJ. Randall is at Edward
helping care for the sick.
Rev. E. w. Pierce will preach at the
S. church next Sabbath, the 18th, at
one o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. ID. Bickford have
the sympathy of all in the death of ,
their daughter, Mary, whose remains I
were brought here for interment. =
The Selectmen and Road Commits
sioners will meet at the town hall on ,
Wednesday, Feb. goth, at 9 O'Clock /,
a. m. to settle any claims against |.
the town of Glover. The Board of :
Civil authority will meet at the same
place and day at 1 o'clock to abate
taxes. {
Mrs. ID. @. Melvin is very sick with /,
!
MIR. Philos Goodrich of Boston is
stopping few days with his mother. ;
Mrs. L. r.. Goodrich.
MISS Clara Jackson is down with =
he grip. The other members of the !