Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-05-22

and is bruised all over, but will no doubt
recover shortly, as no bones were broken.
A number of good men and teams under
the supervision of FL. d. Stannard made
Abel Sawyer a visit last week and done up
nearly all of his springs work. AS Abel is
| still abed with his broken leg and liable to
remain there for some time to come, their
good work is no doubt very much appre-
ciated.
The Goth annual meeting of Orleans
County Conference of Congregational
| Churches will be held with the church
here Tuesday and Wednesday, June and
z, 1899. The following program has been
prepared: Tuesday, June 6, morning at
10 80, prayer meeting, F. FL. Skinner, Bar
ton Landing; 1O:45, organization; IL 100,
The Services of the Sanctuary, preaching
Rev. S. L. Vincent, Glover; teaching, Chas.
Carpenter, Derby Line; singing, A. J. ALL
bee, Derby; praying, Rev. M. B. Daven
port, North Troy. Adjournment. After
noon at 80, The Church Reaching Out,
New Fields, j .R.Akin, Newport; Old Fields,
S. H. Pearson, Coventry; 2:3O, ladies' mis-
sionary service, address by Mrs. Ida V.
Woodbury., field assistant. Evening at
700, praise service; 7:30, conference SER
mon, Rev. j. M. Dutton, Newport; COM
munion. Wednesday, June Z, morning at
300. prayer service; report of register and
business; 1000, Advance Movements in
the Church, along temperance lines, G. w.
Wheeler, Irasburg; evangelistic lines, Rev.
II. w. Hildreth, Albany; educational, Rev.
r. L. Sheaff, Barton; benevolent, Rev. P.
B. Fisk, Greens boro.
Morgan. -
James Bullock is moving and repairing
his horse barn.
Mrs. Walker from Holland is caring for
Mrs. Eta Moore.
c. I. Moore and wife are rejoicing over
the birth Of little son.
Roy Cheney, who has been suffering
with the measles, is now convalescent.
Several from misplace went to Island
Pond to attend thee Fellows meeting
last Thursday night.
Myrtle Gray of Barton spent Sunday
with her parents Jennie Heath
has gone to New Hampshire to work in a
hotel.
Morgan Center
Loren Brainard has returned to Lowell,
Mass.
G. F. Barney has commenced to cut and
peel pulp wood.
Miss Hattie Goodsell has gone to Haver-
hill, Mass, to live.
Reginald Pierce of Boston is spending
his vacation here, stopping with Miss
Eliza Little.
Zaroe Laselle2and wife of Dakota, for
merly of this place, are visiting at j. and I.
c. Cargill's. They have been west ~
years, and have visited this place but once
before during the time.
A pleasant birthday party was held at
T. J. Cargill's last Wednesday evening, it
being the seventeenth birthday of their
daughter Delta. Thirty-five friends
were present. Refreshments were served,
after which the time was spent in games
and music.
Newport.
E. Levitt is at work at the freight depot.
Mrs. G. L. MacDiarmid and her mother,
Mrs. Baldwin, are in Montreal on a visit.
Haskell Curtis of New York has come
home and intends to remain here this sum-
mer.
Lawyer e. A Cook attended a meeting
of the Odd Fellows at BrattIeboro last |
week.
John A. Lorimer has gone to California,
hoping the change will be beneficial to his
health.
Hon. J. E. Dickerman and wife have re-
turned from Washingt D. O., where
they spent the winter.
Wright Sherburn died at his home at the
Green house, last Wednesday. He had
been sick for several months.
Misses Marjorie Batchelder and May Fol-
lett, and Geo. F. Root attended the must
cal convention at st. Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. z. Provoncha died last Monday
after short illness. Funeral was held at
the Catholic church Wednesday morning.
The lunch cart near the depot, run by d.
A. Dolloff, will be open days as well as
nights. Mr.. Rollins will have charge of it
in the day time.
Robert Roland has moved to Franklin
Falls, N. H., where he has work in mill.
Joel c. Hubbard has gone to Fall River,
Mass, to work for, his uncle.
Fred A. Blount of this place, who is at
tending college at Yale, won the $40 medal
in the 100 yard dash at New Haven, May
18th; time, 1015th seconds. He goes to
New York the 9th to compete with Tewks-
bury Of the University of Pennsylvania,
who is claimed to be one of the fastest run
ners among the college athletes.
The music recital held at the Odd-FeI-
lows hall last Tuesday evening by the pu-
pills of Miss Anna Green, was a rare treat
to those who were present. All the parts