Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-02-27

| and Ross spoke at some length, while Con
gressmen Circuit, Powers, Walkers of Mas
sachsetts and Grow of Pennsylvania pro-
nounced the eulogies in the House.
c. II. Dwinell of Maiden, Mass, son Of
Charles Dwinell, who resided in this vii.
lage for many years, was married in New
York recently to- Miss Graham. Mr.
Dwinell, who is in the employ of the Cop
pc. Crown Mining Company, will be wei
remembered here, and his many friends
extend congratulate lions.
There was large company in attendance
at the promenade at Sewers hall last
Tuesday evening. The floor was crowded
with those who wished to participate in
the amusements while the gallery hardly
contained standing room. The boys made
quite little sum of money which will &C
toward their expenses for the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Humphrey of Burke
visited at w. B. BoWman's last week. Mr..
Humphrey has been building new house
near Lyndonville and in 10 --ng about to
find furniture store where he could fur
nish it in good shape for the least money.
He decided to try Mr.. Jenness, and conse-
quently bought large bill of goods there.
The village meeting held at the school
house hall last Friday evening was a very
quiet affair, the sentiment of the people
apparently being all one way. After the
purpose of the meeting had been plainly
stated, the question was discussed at some
length after which vote was taken; of
the si1ty-fo four votes cast s=-ty were in fav-
or of the telephone company, and they are
to be allowed to place the wires on the
light poles.
Cong. services for the week: Monday
evening at 80, Oh ristian Endeavor N J.
ing conservation services; Tuesday after
noon at SEQ foreign missionary society at
parsonage. A cordial invitation is extended
to all ladies to attend. Thursday evening
at 7:3O, prayer meeting: Friday evening at
700, teachers meeting at parsonage. Sat-
urday afternoon at 2:30, preparatory lee
ture; Saturday evening at 1880, choir re-
hearsal at church; Sunday morning service
with communion, followed by Sunday
school; Junior c.. E. at 300 p. M. the
evening service viii be a praise service at
6 $780,
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among the voters, thus giving
them a chance to look them over and I'M
derstand just how the town stands. The
report given by the school superintendent
Mr.. Douglass, should be read very careful
ly as he makes some good suggestions. He
that IL would be better if the school
year was advanced to thirty weeks, the ex-
ira time being added to the winter term.
AS there are so many of our young people
who only attend the district schools and
who would be glad of the extra two weeks
in the winter, it seems as if this suggestion
should be given serious consideration.
All those who listened to the entertain
nent given here by the Temple Quartette
Concert Co. of Boston last winter will be
pleased to lea" that the Lecture associa-
ion committee have succeeded in getting
5he company for this year, to take the
place of the lecture which was to have
been given by Mr.. KEENAN,. They are to
be here Wednesday evening, March 18th, !
md will be accompanied by Miss Burnett,
he reader who was with them last year.
there are large number of the patrons |
If the course who were anxious to have |
wo concerts, this change will be very
pleasing to them, and very acceptable to
Ill. The ticket for the KEENAN, lecture
will be used for this entertainment. They |
Will be placed on sale at the drug store in
lue season.
Inasmuch as it hath seemed wise to that
supreme Architect of the universe to take
rom our midst our brother, E. L. Chandler,
Who has long member of our fra
itxT 20 hoTc of nrIo
lodge IS, Z. and A. M, made again N" 8
onscious of the OmnipOtent power of L-lm
'efore whom all should most reverentIy
'oW, do hereby declare and resolve:
1st-That we do extend our heartfelt
toward the family of our deceas-
d;
2nd-That the community has suffered
great loss in the cutting off Of one whose
influence and resource has always been for
be advancement of his felIoWmen, a
IAN whose work was not done, yet he was
allied before that Great White Throne;
3rd-That we, his brethren, mourn his
death and recognize in it, the
over Of that Unseen Hand;
4th-That copy of these resolutions be
ent to the family of the deceased brother,
hat it be spread uDon the records of the
odge and printed IN the local paper.
III. j. STANNARD,
f. w. BALDWIN, Com.
o. Y. JOSH n,
The lecture given by Prof. John B. De-
lotte on "Python Eggs and the
merican Boy'' at Sewers hall last
Wednesday, evening was one of the be s J
YER given here. Prof. Denote is an
rdent champion of young people of
merica and is seeking to do all that is
Ossible for their advancement. His re-
larks were interesting from the first and
great benefit to all present. The Illus
'ations, though not numerous, were very
appropriate and with his clear and in
ructive explanations helped to make the
cture more easily understood. The
ouse was well filled by an appreciative
I'D attentive audience. We hope that Mr..