Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-10-31

ssGlory of the Immortal Lie" Mr.. Rod
lift is a very pleasing gentleman and the
book is most interesting one and should
have good sale here. We viii say for the
benefit of those who may not feel that
they can make purchase that the book is
well worth examining and Mr.. Rodliff VIII
be glad to show, it to all. Many books have
been written concerning future life, some
upon one feature and others upon another.
Hence to cover the ground one must con-
suit many works and would need an ex-
tensive library. The book enlisted 'fdlory
of the Immortal Life,'' covers these various
points in a single volume, in a scholarly
manner and fascinating style that makes
it most remarkable book. 1t is interest
ing, instructive, inspiring, uplifting, and
should be found in every home. The fol-
lowing brief extracts from testimonials
will be Of interest to our readers
Rev. J. w. Adams, member of n. Fl. NJ.
E. conference: ''The breadth of its thought
the amplitude of its information, and its
loyalty to the Divine Word, will make it
valuable to the theologians." Rev. Z. M.
Steele, cit contains thirty-two chapters,
than the entire cost OF the book" Rev.
T. w. Allen, rector Of Cowan Milbrook,
Ont. sit is volume full of interest and
very valuable as an antidOte for the pre-
vailing skepticism of the day" Rev. {: s.
Frost, Free Baptist, Lowell, Mass: "Its
illustrations are of exceptionally artistic
merit" T. L. Dingley, editor Lewiston
Journal: 81 have never seen a book in
which I have been more highly pleased
and interested than in this.' Rev. Francis
Caruthers, pastor of Presbyterian church,
Taunton, Mass. ''It is rare indeed to find
a work like this, covering the whole field
of speculation on the Immortality of the
soul" Rev. A. Arnold Ross, pastor Uni
yersalist church. Taunton Mass: cit
should have place beside the family Bible
in every Christian home" Rev. E. A.
pastor East Baptist church, Lynn,
Mass: "I never became SO interested in
reviewing any book; in reading it one is
inspired to higher and nobler life Rev.
Charles E. Davis, pastor First Methodist
church, Lynn, Mass: II find rational,
scientific and scriptural answer to ques-
tions regarding the future life" F. FL.
NicSerson, Superintendent Of public
unusually helpful work" Rev. w. II.
pastor of Church Of Unity
Rochester, n. H.: From nature, reason
and revelation it constructs an argument
which is well nigh invincible." Rev. f.
H. Allen, pastor Congregational church,
Mass: ''To every seeker after
the truth and light, to every eye peering
into the future or striving to discern the
faces of loved ones gone BEFORE this vol
unle is a veritable gift Of God" Rev. Ed
ward T. Fairbanks, st. Johns bury: There
is nothing snowy about the book entitled
The Glory of the Immortal Life" but it
has the merit of being rich in thought,
elevating snd practically use
full" Rev. Thos. lyric, st. Johnsbury:
1T is one of the best books on the topics
and logical and Scriptural in its state
nents.3' Rev. G. @. Waterman, St. Johns
bury: ''The plan is excellent, the treat
ment thorough and scholarly, and at the
same time easily understood; the style IS
both plain and pleasing. The Importance
Of the subjects discussed commends the
book to all thoughtful people" Rev. "A.
e. Heath D. D., st. Johnsbury: Zone can
hardly read page without having heaven
seem nearer and the whole heart aglow
with the great hopes and comforts of i'm
1t is practically book for the
nome circle"
Our readers should ask Mr.. ROdlih, who.
s introducing the work here, to show
hem, together with the book, the excellent
he has received from the local
pastors.
Barton Landing.
j. G. Turrnbull will build a large barn
lear his creamery.
Chas. Wheeler will return here soon and
move into the Austin block.
a large number of COWS are being ship
,ed from this station. Prices are high.
Frank Churchill and Eva Clark were
married at st. Johnsbury last week. Con-
Simon Corliss of Sutton has purchased
he Simpson farm, situated about a mile
outh of this village.
There is some talk Of electric lights. We
iced something to keep from running into
he lamp posts on dark nights.
The asburgh team came over Saturday
nd played game of ball with the school
line. Score, % to 18 in favor of the home
cam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Litchfield are visiting their
laughter, Mrs. Asa Harris.-Mrs. c. NJ.
Mckinley OF Island Pond is the guest of
IRIS. Lewis AIlbee.
Mr.. Gregory of Newport has moved into /
:. Ell. Churchill's house.-Chas. Rash has !
moved into one of the tenements over S. !
Nimball's store.
The Barton Cornet band will hold mas
uerade promenade here tomorrow even /
ng. These affairs are very pleasant ones |
nd there should be good attendance.
Several of the masons in this village ac-
epted the invitation extended by the /
odge al Irasburgh to be present with them
t their banquet last Tuesday evening. |
here were about forty present at the meet
ng and two new members were admitted /
0 the third degree. The work, under the |
Erection Of w. M. Mr.. Harvey, was very
God and reflected much credit on the |
odge. After the work the company re-
Oaired to the hotel where they found a
plendid banquet awaiting them. The |
a bIes were spread in q beautiful manner |