Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-06-19
| We hope Mr.. Hildreth will have a good

Inc MISSES Emma ana Helen AuSUln are
attending the Commandments at North
ampton and Holyoke this week, and get
ting sight of President and Mrs. McKin-
ley.-Miss Clara Austin graduates at Smith
College this week.
Dean French of Boston was in town over
Sunday.-Mrs. Della Gray and daughter
spent Sunday in Derby.-Harley E. Dut-
ton, former resident here, now of Green
Bay, Wis, has been visiting friends in this
place the past week.
The Annual Reunion and basket picnic
of the Orleans County Veteran Association
will be held here July LIST. The following
are the officers of the Association: G. b.
Ordway of Barton Landing, Pres; I'D.
Kelley of Albany, vice Pres. G. G. Wheeler
of North Troy, Sec. aud Treas; Daniel
Skinner of Barton Landing, Osmand Dwire
of Barton and B. F. Hamilton of Newport
Ex-Com. Headquarters are at the Geo. G.
Meade Post Rooms where the business
meeting will be held at 10 a. m. The gem
eral exercises consisting of addresses, read
ings, recitations, singing and music will be
at the NJ E. church at 80 p. m, sharp.
The exercises at the church will be as
1OiOWS. duOr6SS Oh rev.
]. A. Dixon of Barton Landing; Response,
Capt, Y. M. Dearborn of Newport; ad-
dress, Rev. j. M. Dutton of Newport;
short addresses by Gen. w. w. Grout, Ex-
Gov. Grout, Gen. F. G.. Butterfeld and
other comrades and invited guests. Read
ings by Mrs. j. N. Webster of Barton, Mrs.
Lewis Allbee and Miss Ethel Guild Of Bar
ton Landing. Recitations, singing and
music will be interspersed during the ex-
ercises; Barton Landing Brass Band will
be in attendance. The w. r. c. will fur
nish coffee free to all comrades bringing
lunch baskets at their dining-room, and
they will furnish dinner at the Cong.
church vestry for all who wish, at % cts.
EACH Hay will be furnished for Comrades
teams. The late soldiers in the war with
Spain are especially invited. Per Com.
South Barton.
There will be a lawn party at G.. /.
browns Saturday evening June oath from
Tito 9. Cake and ice cream served and
small fee charged; proceeds for support of
preaching. All are cordially invited.
Albany.
w. A. Sargent is having a barn erected
at his tenement occupied by Henry Nc
CURE.
The event of the week was the quiet
marriage of John d. Kelley to Mrs. Mary
Johnson. Congratulations.
The spelling match was a decided sue
cess iboth socially and financially. Miss
Agnes Chafey carried off the honors.
The Albany Water Co. have purchased
a spring of A. Frasier for which they paid
500 and expect to have it RUM ing into
their reservoir this week.
The eleventh semi-annusI convention of
the Orleans County Union, Y. z. S. c. E.
is to be held in this village Tuesday and
Wednesday, June q and 2S. Following
is the program: Tuesday afternoon-1 80
praise service; 200 greeting, Albany soci-
ETY.; response, president; $3.50 ''Ways of
Progress" Rev. J. M. Dutton; 800 SYM
posium-"What good thing can your
Society do in the next six months?''
Bloomington, Coventry, Irasburgh West
field; 400 appointment of committee.
Tuesday evening-7:0O praise service; ad-
dress, Goods Answer to Mans Response
bility," Rev. e. G.. French of Johnson.
Wednesday morning-9:00 praise service;
$3.50 report of delegates; 1915 report of
secretary and treasurer; 1880 report of
junior superintendent; 10:45 Relations of
the Junior c. e. to the Sunday-school,
Mrs. j. F. Batchelder; II: 15 Relation of
the c. E. to the Sunday school, Mabel
Cattanach; II 80 completion of business.
Wednesday afternoon: 80 praise service;
200 missions, Mrs. r. L. Sheaff; 2:30 COM
"a n al
prayer meeting" North Troy; $3.50 So
cial, Derby; 200 missionary, East Crafts
bury; 3:15 ''Our Name, what it stands for"
Miss Jennie A. Gale; closing service; con-
secration. Will the officers of each society
send to Rev. II. w. Hildreth the number
from their society likely to attend the
convention, that arrangements may be
made for entertainment. The singing,will
be led by a chorus from the Albany society.
All having copies of ''Endeavor Hymns"
please bring them. Let each society send
full delegation. Everybody invited.
South Albany.
Childrens' day was observed at the Nj. r.
church last Sunday.
c. w. Williams saw deer back of his
house one morning recently.
L. NJ. Rowell had slight shock last
week and is in a very feeble condition.
Mrs. Isabelle Williams is to have small
house erected on the site where her house
was burned.
d. r. Cobb and wife and Thomes Mar
mock and wife are expected to go to Mon
treal this week.
w. d. Whittemore and his daughter,
Mrs. w. F. Ames, were thrown from a
carriage last Friday by the harness break
ing while going down hill, but escaped
with a few bruises.
Bloomington.