Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-01-20

Landing, Jan. 20 and so, 1896, with the fol
lowing program:
Wednesday morning 10 O'Clock, Praise
Service. Rev. B. F. Rowland; 1880, Rem
iniscences of the Old S. S. Association, f.
A. Stewart, Chas. Carpenter; IL, Special
Lesson Helps, Fred Baldwin; II :45, recep-
ton.
Afternoon 80, Praise Service. Rev. d
Wallace; 200, Greeting j. K Fuller; 2:15
Are Our S. S. Made Better by National Sc
ries of Lessons? G. H. Blake; 2:35, The
Future Sunday School, Rev. j. P. Marvin
30, The Value of S. S. Conventions III
general; this one in particular, d. M
Camp; $40, How can the greatest famll-
iarity with the 3ible be secured? Rev. Ill
NJ. Perkins; $40, Special Inducements TIC
Attendance in the S. S., Rev. F. T. Clark
100, Departments in the S. S., G. F. Kan
ney; Infant Department, Mrs. J. r. Aiken
Evening-7:00, Song service; 500, Ad-
dress, Rev. A. II. Heath, D. d; The ladies'
quartette of Newport viii sing i'll the
evening.
Wednesday morning 800, Prayer meet
ing; $50, Roll call of the Schools; TWO
minute reports; 1915, Symposium, or,
How much is a child worth? Rev. Il. T.
Olds, Rev. G. o. Howe, Mrs. Noodle; Lou,
Our State and County Associations; their
methods and relations; Rev. J. c. Lang
ford; II 80, County work.
Afternoon-1:3O, Testimony meeting.
200 Report of Secretary, J. B. Holton;
Election of officers; 2:30, Signs OF the
Times, Rev.W e. Douglass; 3:15, Addresses
to the children, Mrs. T. E. Clark. Mrs. 5.
FL. Anderson, Mrs. E. e. JENNIE.
Albany.
Fred Watson wishes to express his thanks
to his friends, who recently purchased him
a horse to take the place of the one that
recently died.
Rev. M. B. Parounagian Will give his
popular lecture on Turkey and Moham-
mechanism at the Congregational church
in Albany on Friday evening, Jan. 24th
The Albany Choral Union hold their an
nuaI singing convention in this place, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. 25th,
Goth and 9th, under the leadership of Prof.
Will A. Darlington. full orchestra, II
pieces, will be in attendance each day and
evening, with such other assistance as Will
be had. The convention is expected to be
second to none. Entertainment free.
Black River Valley Division Sons of
Temperance was organized Nov. q, with IA
charter members. It now has nearly DO
members. The following officers were re-
Gently installed for the coming quarter:
J. &C ampbell, w. P. Mrs. I'll. G. Mills,
II. A; Miss Gertrude Rowell, r. s.. Mrs.
F. A. Akin, A. r. s.; Matte Reynolds, F..
S.; Frank Anderson, T.. T.. A. Aiken,
chaplain; Henry Stone, Con-; Myrtle
Campbell, A. c.; Ruth Mcclure, I. S.
Jas Martin, 0. s.; Mrs. t. j. Newton, P.
P.
East Albany. .U
Fred Twombly recently cut his hand Sc
riously with chisel. tn
The young people of this place, So. AL
bany and Irasburgh made Alfred Daniels
a peanut party last Thursday evening.
There will be donation party and oys-
ter supper at the Free Baptist church on
Thursday evening, Jan. 80, for the benefit
of Rev. r. w. Collins.
Bloomington. 45. ell -.ee
Homer Leland has gone to Lowell, Mass.
Willie Fuller took trip to Boston last
week.
H. E. Thayer has class in writing at
the Center on Wednesday and Saturday
evenings. 4f' Il
Mrs. H. M. Nichols is very low Mrs.
Edgar Wells, Mrs. A. w. Seavey, and Mrs.
A. E. Denison are quite i'll.
The Cleaners will meet with Mrs. Fred
Going, Wednesday, Jan %, both afternoon
and evening. A cordial invitation extend
ed to all.
East BrOwningtGr.
A. P. Alexander was quite badly hurt
while rolling logs in the woods.
Willard Aldrich received the sad news of
the death of his only sister, Mrs. Aaron
Twombly, who resided in Pasadena, Cal.
William Lowery has returned from his
visit to Wolftown, P. Q.-Samuel Farr, his
wife and little son from New York are Wis
iting at Mr.. L. G. browns.
School in district No. closed Jan. 10.
Number of scholars, 10; average attend
ance, 165. Those having no marks were
Mamie lite, Elsie Skinner, Urban Spencer,
Eben Spencer, Ralph Skinner, Ned Hunt,
Van Hunt, Wilmer Grey. School closed
with recitations, tableaux and speaking
that were credit to teacher and scholars.
Miss Bertha Durham, teacher.
Carl Martin moves into Brown & Sons
farmhouse.
L. Bickford and family are visiting in
this vicinity.
Ernest Guild is home on account of his
fathers illness.
E. Humphrey is working for w. B.
Perkins has job of lum bering
for II. Foster.