Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-02-17

shown that he is perfect he could in No
way have been an invention. or the MYTH
zeal parsonage which men of his age couId
describe. To picture the scene of his death
is beyond the power of man, and the sneak
er only alluded to it to show what his love
! toward the world was as shown upon the
cross. He stated that humanity seeks a
| king, and that this man was the king
whom the spiritual world is TODAY wor-
Shipping and honoring. Mr.Wendling said
that he had not referred to the miracles
wrought by Christ and some other things
in his life, for it must be inferred that the
Miraculous Being whom he had described
must be able to perform miraculous works.
He spoke briefly of the power and extent
of his kingdom at this time, and predicted
! that the next century would either witness
its fall or it's most remarkable growth.
He hoped that his words would lead to a
more earnest study of the life and the his
tory of the person who had been the theme
of his lecture.
Barton Landing.
Mrs. Freelove Drew is not reported better
as yet.
Leslie and Nina Haselton came home to
to attend their grandmother Joslyn's fun
eral.
Mr.. Arl1ley will take a trip this
week, looking for orders for his butter
boxes.
A great many are on the sick list with
hard colds, etc. Mrs. Geo. Morrill, is still
very sick.
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(Tuesday) evening. 1t will be one of the
best things of the course.
Business at the bobbin mill has improv-
ed and the demand for tenements is such
that nearly all are taken.
If the ladies interested in the matter
of fur capes will examine e. E. Stafford's
new adj they will see that he has some Of
fers which will be hard to resist.
The remains of Chas. A. Nye, former
resident, were brought here from New
York City on Feb Sth and taken to Iras-
burg for burial in the Judge Nye family lot.
The Thespians will repeat their play at
hotel hall in this place on Thursday even
ing Feb. 20. This will afford opportunity
to those who have been unable heretofore
to see this very interesting play acted.
Regular meeting of Geo. G. Meade Post
and Corps will be held Feb. 25th. Supper
in the Corps room at 5 o'clock p. m. There
WISH be a campfire in the evening, with
speaking, recitations, singing. The public
cordially invited to campfire.
Mrs. Joslyn, the aged mother of w. j.
Joslyn, died at the residence of her son
last Thursday. She was a member of the
Cong. church and leaves large circle of
friends to mourn her loss. Funeral servic-
es were held at the house on Saturday.
The spring examinations for teachers in
Orleans County will occur on the follow
ing dates: Feb. "a and %, Barton Landing;
Feb. 26 and q, Craftsbury, Feb. 2S and %,
So. Troy; March and 3, Derby Center.
Examinations to be held in. the principal |
school-room of the above villages.
G. A. ANDREWS, Co. EXAMINER.
South Barton.
Mrs. Raymo has been here visiting her
sister. -
New Waterman and engineer at r. b. !
Lang's. -t.......r
One of the cylinders of Lang's steam en-
CINE was blown off last Thursday morning,
going through board partition, but luck
lily no one was hurt.
F. G. Wheeler's school in the Geo. Wheel
er district closed last Friday with appro-
pirate exercises. The school is small but
has done extra work.
Mrs. Geo. Wheeler is gaining slowly
Mrs. Frank Kimball has been quite six,
but is better NOVA. o. Berry has been
laying by for repairs, having bad hand
H. B. Orcutt is better and has gone back to
work.
Masquerade on Friday evening, when
prizes will be given for the worst and the
best costumes.
There will be donation for the benefit
of Rev. B.Davenport of the Cong church
on Wednesday evening next. There will
be an oyster supper. All invited.
South Albany.
Mrs. Margaret Brock is in feeble health.
w. F. Ames and o. j. Cass are making
shingles.
A. Graham's children have been sick with
scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Jesseman OF Sugar
Hill, NH, have been here a visit
Our young people have organized de-
batting club and hold their meetings once
in two weeks.
There will be chicken pie supper at the
hotel Thursday evening, Feb. 20, for the
benefit of the M. E. church. All are invit-
I'd.
Lewis Carpenter has bought the s. r.
Jenkins home farm.