Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-05-27

tation by its pastor and four de
gates.
The Village Improvement Socie
met last Tuesday evening and voUl
to donate the sum remaining in
treasury to the village. The citize
then voted tax of three per ce
and appointed a special committee
make Investigations concerning mea
of furnishing the village with wat
supply, also for putting i'm electrici
for lighting purposes.
The committee appointed TO NAL
Investigations for a water supply ha
been surveying and find an abu
dance of clear spring water i'm VIII
is known as the Chase pasture, nd
owned by Maj. Grout. They say the
is fall of about $50 feet from u
springs to the street level and q
reservoir would probably be placed
as to insure a fall of 200 feet. It'd
would furnish pressure sufficient
throw water over 90 feet high and
ford ample protection i'm case OF fir
1t is hoped that the water works W
be constructed.
Derby Line.
The Orleans County Woman's Chri
tian Temperance Union will hold the
annual convention at the UniversaliJ
church, Derby Line, Vermont, Tue
day and Wednesday, May % and Il
The following program will be USED
Tuesday morning, at $3.50. consecraI
ton service; 10000, opening OF cod
vention; reading of minutes; presI
dents address; greeting OF state pred
ident; reception of fraternal delegatd'
and visitors; appointment of commiI
tees; singing by convention; mood
tide prayer and adjournment.
Afternoon-1:30, Bible reading, Mis'
M. A. Nelson, Troy; 300, report i
superintendent, evangelical and s. 4
Mrs. Carrie Moody; juvenile, Mrs. IdI
Niles; s. II. l., Mrs. Abbie Nye; III. III
and Narcotics, Mrs. V. II. Hinman|
legislative and franchise, Mrs. Il. NJ
Dwinell; press, Mrs. A. b. owen; 3:d
White Ribbon Quartette Essay
Little effort and big results, Mira. Al
b. Hopkinson; fair work, Mrs. Emml
LOhAlBs N1Abs A1dhAd Idllhs bOHlhl hui
Y. work, Mrs. II. Il. Alfred; physicd
culture, Miss Mary Scott; homes fol
homeless children, Mrs. Noble Kinney|
singing by convention and adjournI
ment.
Evening - 1880, Music; SCRIPTURE
reading and prayer; address of well
come for the unions, Mrs. II. h. Cowles
welcoming words by the local clergy
singing by the convention In response
address to the young people, Mrs
Read; duet, Misses Black and Barnes
collection and benediction.
Wednesday morning-6:30 30, meetinJ
of executive committee; 900, deVo
tional meeting, Mrs.A b. Owen; $3.50
report of committee on credentials
treasurer's report; secreJary's report
roll call and election OF officers; sing
ing by the convention; Coventry hour
Mrs. Ida Niles; Barton Hour, Mrs. A
B. Owen; Barton Landing hour, Mrs
M. Goodnough; Albany hour, Mrs. j
Allen; music; noon tide prayer ant
adjournment.
Afternoon - 1880, praise service;
school of methods, Mrs. Helen G. Rice
Glover hour, Mrs. Frances Abbott;
Craftsbury hour, Mrs. A. X. Story;
Derby hour, Mrs. A. b. Hopkinson;
iCNlbe lAAh1 ilOhls WI D. lie L. DnhAnlllk
Charleston hour, Mrs. ". r.. Hinman
White Ribbon quartet; West Derby
hour, Mrs. Emma Young; Irasburp
hour, Mrs. l.. Il. Wheeler; Newport
hour, Mrs. M. III. Cummings; report
of committee on resolutions; adjourn
ment.
Evening - 1880, music, Scripture
reading and prayer; 500, mass meet
ing of the children, and address by
Mrs. Rice; White Ribbon quartet;
collection, closing hymn and benedic-
ton. All delegates and visitors will be
cordially welcomed.
West Derby.
Mr.. @. w. Cade is again confined to
the house.
L. p. Carr and family have gone to
Piermont, N. II.
Els. Howe has completed his labors
with Miller & House.
Mrs. Carter and her mother, Mrs.
Calhoun, left last week for Belfast,
Ireland.
Things sold low at the Carr Auction.
Mrs. Carr and children have Joined
l.. p. Carr at Piermont, N. III.
Thirteen young men and women
were immersed at the Lake, Sunday
afternoon, by Rev. j l.. Smith.
Miss Gertie Lunt, who has been In
Mass, for two years, is now at her
fathers, S. S. Lunt, in very poor
health.
The town of Derby has purchased
of L. Merriman twelve acres OF the
old Pender farm for a cemetery for
the village of West Derby.
Leslie Rylander soon closes his
work at Grimes store and will go TO
work for Richmond e. Dollof OF New
port. Archie Mott is clerlking for
Grimes.