Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-09

or two last week, calling on old friends.
Arrangements have been made for a
course of lectures here. The first of the
course will be given by George M. Nor
row, Friday evening, Dec. 10.
Jennie M. Campbell has returned to the
Blake district to teach school. Sadie Eley
and Lii Brown return to the same schools
in Holland which they taught in the fall.
Mabel Flint from Barton Landing re-
sumes her work in the school at Plunkett.
East Charleston
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Carter have returned
to New York.
John Crow has moved into Bert Fellows
hotel uilding.-Andrew Page has taken
and moved to the Marvin farm
Ira ChappelI of West Burke visited his
sons, Will and Arthur, recently. - Mrs.
Lizzie Buck has gone to New York to visit
her son.
Coventry.
Alfred Livingstone has gone to Jay,
numbering.
Albert GoodelI is laid up, having cut his
hand severely while chopping.
There will be a Christmas tree and can
tata Christmas eve at the M. E. church.
S. A. Cleveland is wintering 500 sheep.
Probably more than any man in the coun-
| ty.
B. F. Tower is moving his goods from
his present store to his store known as the
Cleveland store, on the Corner.
| Mrs. Kate BatcheIder of Glover has been
visiting friends here.-Jennie Hopkins has
been in town the past week, and Myron
Lewis OF ST. Johnsbury.
The Thirteenth Semi-Annual Meeting of
the Orleans County Christian Endeavor
Union will be held at Coventry, VT, Tues
day and Wednesday, Dec. 10 and IL, 1895.
The following is the programme:
| Tuesday evening" 100, Let all the people
praise Him. Continue in prayer, led by
| Wallace Shippee; 7:30-Address, by Rev.
l.. Dodd, Irasburgh; reception, Wednes-
| day forenoon; 9.00-Testimony service led
| by o. w. Locke, Irasburg; 9:3O-Be of
| good cheer; you are welcome, Rev. j. c.
Langford; 10:00-Response by the Pres
ident, d. w. Kelley, North Troy; General
Subject, Practical Work for the Y P. S. c.
E.; 10 :30-Some work for the winter for
| the Lookout Committee, John Aiken,
| Newport; 10:45-HOw can the Prayer Meet
! ing Committee better their work? Rev. d.
Wallace, North Troy; II :OO-How far
should the Social Committee carry their
work? by Mrs. r. F. Winchester, Lowell;
1:15-Open Parliament, led by Rev. j. P.
Marvin; Wednesday afternoon, 100
Thanksgiving, led by II. C. Green, New
| port; 2:O0-Reports and Business; $50
Arc nn
enough for Missions? by Miss LuelIa
Beadle, Newport Center; 2:45-What are
you doing as good Literature Committee?
by Mrs. G. W. NJ COON, Barton Landing;
3:00-Open ParE Jlent; 3:15-Junior Hour;
Wednesday ev ing, 7:OO-Praise We the
Lord; 7:30-Address, by Rev. j. L. Smith.
West Derby; Conservation Service.
CraftsDury.
Henry Stevens is in Boston ON business.
Miss Kate Sheehan is teaching in Glover.
Major Robbins is on the sick list, also j.
A. Gallagher.
Fred Templeton is hard sick.-Homer
Bartlett is better. .., .,....r...
Amanda Robbins has returned to her
school in Johnson.
Mrs. Jackson Hidden and daughter, from
Washington, are visiting in town.
H. S. Burnham has moved from Mill
Village to the Lewis Douglass place on the
Common.
The Black River Creamery Co. are max
ing fine grade of butter, and are having
a good sale for it.
Miss Ella Hartman has gone to Boston,
where she is to take music this winter. All
are sorry to have her go.
A Mr.. Carpenter from Irasburgh is
teaching school in the Collins district
Miss Elsie Patterson at the mills.
Jessie Hamblet of Lowell is visiting at
S. R. Lathe's.-Mr. Brown of Worcester is
here visiting his sister, Mrs. Bruce.
The village winter school commenced
Dec. I'd, with the same teachers who taught
the fall term, David Wilcox and Viola
Allen.
Mrs. William Kaiser and Mrs. Charles
Hatch are in Canada, called there on ac-
count of the serious illness of their
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Pike, and Mr. and
Mrs. T.. R. Leonard attended the golden
WOoo4uS Vi heN. Dy6r Willis anu vile,
Monday evening, Dec. 2.
Gaines Ainsworth of this place, while
running saw in Gilmore, had belt break,
hitting him in the face and putting an
eye out. He is now in the hospital at
Burlington.
The death of Fernie Leonard, mention
of whose death was made last week, was
caused by falling from the cars near Bos-
ton, where he was at work as brakeman.
He was a respected young man of % years,
and leaves a wife and other near friends