Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-14


full jewelry box, presented by the boys OF
the schooi' .a,iesv nnHa
The Greensboro Sunday School Associa-
ton held its third annual meeting In the
Y. p. church Feb. 3rd. The disaussion on
statistics and Methods OF Work" was
very ably discussed by /. b. Miller, field
secretary of the association. The paper on
primary Work." by Mrs. l.. Q. Kinney i,
showed her faithfulness as teacher OF that
class. Theaddress on 'The Sunday School
Teachers Privilege, Responsibility and
Reward" by Rev. j. Q. Taylor, "How
can the Sunday school promote more
thorough Bible study"9 by Rev. J. w.
Harris, elements of Success" /. B.
Miller, and "How can the Sunday school
promote deeper work"? by Rev. @. l..
Guild, were very interesting and instruct
i've. Mr.. Miller in his remarks endeavored
to impress upon the minds OF the officers
of the Sunday schools the necessity OF
keeping an accurate record of all the
schools. We are glad to see a more united
and interested feeling among the different
schools of the town. The following Off
GERS were chosen for the ensuing year:
Pres, III. w. Gillls; V. Pres, Batten; Sec.
and Treas, t. f. Smith.
Greensboro Bend. 49,.
Geo. Davis is on the sick list, threatened
with typhoid fever.
Our photographer is doing a good busi-
ness in the picture business.
There waa mistake i'm dates for the
Quarterly meeting service. 1t will occur
on Feb. goth, instead of the 9Th.
Miss Lila Mcdowell returned to her
uncle's, James McDowell's, Sunday. She
has been at home for a short time.
Mrs. Lowe is housekeeping for Mr.. Chase
of Walden.-Mrs. Rose Amsden Is keeping
house for Mr.. Tate in Greensboro.
Mrs. Ella Burlington is stopping at
Hardwick Street.-Mrs. Simpson has gone
to Hardwick to live i'm the family OF Mr..
Swcrdfegger.
Weddings seem to be the order OF the
day at present. "Wednesday of this week
occurred the wedding of Bert Burbank,
our village school teacher for the past year
to Miss Mabel Blair OF Stannard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burbank will go to housekeeping in
the upstairs tenement at Mrs. Smiths.
Patch was married Jan. Goth to a lady In
Sutton, p. @. Congratulations are extend
ed to Mr.. and Mrs. Patch.
very serious accident befell Chas.
Howard, Andrew Orcutt and Harley Or
cult, who were working i'm Towards mill
at Walden, Feb. 9th. The weight OF snow
upon the roof of the mill, which it is said.
Al.
roof to break and fall upon the men at
work in the mill. Howard had a leg bad
ly broken, Harley Orcutt a jaw broken,
and Andrew Orcutt was so badly injured
as to be Unconscious for some time, and Is
now unable to move at all. The extent OF
his injury is unknown. DIR. Weeks of E.
Hardwick attends them.
Mrs. Henry Bates is on the sick list
Bert Jenncss has finished work at Iras-
burgh and returned home.
One of Walter Judd's driving horses ran
away recently and broke its leg SO he was
obliged to shoot it.
f. r. Moulton, who has been seriously
III with blood poisoning, is slowly recover
ing under the skillful treatment OF DIR. Nc
Duffee of Stanstead. He is now able 90
ride out.
Irasburgh.
The L. t. L. met with Mrs. w. f. Brew
'ter last Saturday.
Miss Alice Parker talks OF going To the
gold regions.
Miss Matte Holdrige has returned home
rom her visit to Montreal.
Percy Templeton, Clarence Austin and
Toe Tetrault were home over Sunday.
The Farmers League will meet at the
xidder school house Feb. 10. All invited.
Mrs. S. w. Beauclerk and daughter Ma
lie, attended the musical convention at
Newport last week.
Judge Thompson and wife went 20
Jraftsbury TO attend the funeral OF Deacon
button, last Wednesday.
Miss Nora Sheperd, who has been for
ONE months in Bedford, n. Y, working
n a telephone Office, returned home last
The Ladies' Aid and social, appointed
or Friday of this week is postponed on ac-
cunt of the donation visit for Mr.. Gran
Ter which if set for the same evening.
The M. e. society will have a donation
isit at Court House Hall on Friday even
ng of this week. There will be good mu-
ic, literary exercises and pleasant social
altering. All cordially invited.
The pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
irant was opened to entertain the Ladies'
lid and "Seven Social" last Thursday.
Dinner was served to sixty-thres persons.
n the evening there were ninety-iive pres
mt. The number "Seven" was evident,