Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-07-15
h Friday. Both have been profitable

Friday. Both have been profitable
terms.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
E. church will have a lawn party on
d. r. Densmore's lawn, Wednesday
evening. Cake and ice cream will be
served.
A flag has been purchased by the
citizens of the village for the school
house, which will be raised next Fri
day afternoon with appropriate ex-
ercises.
The fifth annual convention of the
St.Johnsbury district Epworth League
will be held here July "a and %. Fol-
lowing is the program: Wednesday,
1:30 p. M, Devotional service;l $780,
appointment of committees; "Having
Joined the League, What Now?" Miss,
Anna Westover; personal Devotion
al Habits" Mrs. Homer Edmunds;
''How can We Help the Juniors?'' Mrs.
w. j. Mcneil; ''The Westward Slope
of Life as Viewed from Nearer the
Sunrise" Miss Josephine Steele; "The
Young People as Seen Through Spec
tacles," Rev. A. L. Cooper and Rev.P.
N. Granger; "Practical Bible Study"
| NOV. d. I IGOWlduO 10, ffdlS0 SER
vice; 7:45, recitation, Miss Mabel
Hamilton; Song, Mrs. S. G. Johnson;
Address, Rev. G. M. Curl; collection.
Thursday a. NJ, $50, conservation
service; $50, devotional service;
''Saved TO Serve" Miss elena Math-
ews; TRAINED to Serve,' Rev. S. @.
Johnson; ''The League the PASTORS
Right Hand. Is it? Briefly answered
by each pastor; 'sWhat is the Matter
with my Lacquer" Briefly answered
by each president. Retrospective and
Rev. G. M. Curl; 'sSupreme Need of
Divine Power" RIB. Vaughan; Poem,
Mrs. Jennie Powers. Social hour and
dinner; department rallies, led by
cabinet officers; Promise meeting,
Miss Cora B. Sargent; business; roll
call of Chapters; "Applied Christian
ity," Mrs. E. F. Hobson; "The Re-
sponsibility of the Secretary Miss
K L: Harvey, What Constitutes an
lass; "Church Literature" Cabot
duced rates on the railroad. A large
delegation is looked for. The secre
tary of each Chapter should notify A.
l.. Aldrich of the number who intend
to stop over night.
Sutton.
Charles Switser Jr., is to move into
the FL. A Blake house.
Fred Chapman and his little girl |
have been quite sick this week.
Mrs. G. M. Campbell has gone to
Boston to attend the Christian En-
deavor meeting.
Sadie Blake, Madge Burnham and |
Fannie Hastings are attending the
summer school at Barton.
G. Adelbert Eaton, who not many |
years ago left this town as poor but
honest boy, has become the manager |
of one of the largest entertainment
and lecture bureaus in New England.
He provides lecturers, concert clubs
and troupes, many of them the very
best in the country.
Adna True, wife and child, were
here last week looking up old friends.
Christopher Way of Portland visit
ed at his fathers last week.-Mrs..
Dustin from Manchester is visiting
at Mrs. Levi Ball's.-Mrs. Riley Rem
ME and children of Charlestown,
Mass, are in town.
East Hardwick.
Stella Stowe is home from her
school at st. Adams.
Mrs. Joe Marshall and her boys are
in Canada for an extended visit
A. Clark Harvey and wife of st.
Johnsbury are visiting here AID at
Mrs.Inez Nelson Lovejoy is at home
visiting her father, M. G. Nelson, who
is very low.
Walter S. Bailey and daughter, Lou
Use, were in town over Sunday, called
by the death Of his father.
Farmers are we'll along with their
haying. In some localities grass
hoppers are doing great damage. 7La
w. S. Bailey died the 9th inst. at the
old Bailey homestead, aged rs years.
The funeral was held from the house
on Monday, Rev. G. P. Byington Of
floating.
Sheffield.
Henry Dexter has gone in company
with Mr.. Day in the creamery. Ia
Mrs. Human Frost of Penacook, n.
H., is visiting at j. Woodman's.
Theron Chesley and family started
last Friday for their home in Ke-
vance, Ill.
Mrs. Eugene Bickford passed away
Wednesday eVeninO Tu1v 10Th after
an illness of one year and half, most
of the time being confined to her bed.
She has been tenderly cared for by