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

| response, Mrs. Read. Thursday Afternoon
at 1 80, praise service, Mrs. Wadsworth
1 :45, reading of minutes of last conven
| ton; business-minutes of morning ses.
sion, appointment of committees and pres:
reporters; music; 2:15, address by county
president; pastors hour; music; possibiI.
| tiles of Y. work, Mrs. K. L. Stevens on
$3.50, superintendent reports; S. 7. L.
Mrs. Hopkinson; temperance literature
Mrs. Nye; juvenile, Mrs. Niles; Y. work
| Miss Spear; press, Mrs. Owen; franchise
Mrs. Dwinell; legislative, Mrs. Thompson
| peace and arbitration, Mrs. Williams; flow
| er mission, Mrs. Read. Thursday evening
| at 7:15, music; crusade Psalm; prayer
children's demonstration in charge OF Miss
| Alice Lorimer; music; 500, address, 'srhe
W. @. T. U. of the Twentieth Century," by
Mrs. katherine Lent Stephenson of Bos-
ton; collection; music. Friday morning
at 800, executive meeting; 1000, devo-
tional, Mrs. Ware; reading of minutes :;
reports of secretary and treasurer; report
of credential committee; rolI-can and
election Of officers; music; 10:45, memo
rial hour, Mrs. Owen; Rescue Home, Mrs.
Read; noontide. Friday afternoon at 1 80,
conservation, Mrs. Kidder; music; 200,
news from across the border, Mrs. Rugg;
music, 'God Save the Queen;' opening
Uncle Sans mail box; music, 'sMy Coun
try; 2:45, address, stChristian citizenship"
Rev. J. P. Marvin; reports of superinten-
dents; narcotics, Mrs. Bugbee; Temp.
Hosp, nOn-alcohol1cs, Ell. and H., Mrs
Bogue; physical culture, Miss Mary Scott;
social, Mrs. Spalding; evangelical and S.
S., Mrs. Kidder; paper, 'EOur Letter C.";
Purity and Rescue Home, Mrs. Paddock;
mercy, Mrs. Owen; homes for homeless
children, Mrs. Kinney; music, ''Blest be
the tie that binds. Friday evening at 1880,
music, scripture and prayer; superinten-
dents demonstration, Mrs. Spalding 8:15,
address, Judge L. FL. Thompson; collec-
ton; music. Bring banners and wear the
badge. PLEDGE hereby soIemnly prom
Use. God helping me, to abstain from all
distilled, fermented and malt liquors, as
beverage, including wine, beer and cider,
and to employ all proper means to discour-
age the use of, and traffic in the same.
Newport Center
Mrs. Nettie Perkins has sold her farm in
West Newport to David LaBounty.
Mrs. G. w. Bryant's household furniture
has been shipped here from the West.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid held meeting at
Mrs. S. browns last Thursday afternoon.
w. w. Rogers has returned home from
Valparaiso, Ind, where he has been learning
telegraphy and stenography.
Ell. L. Smiths barn took fire last Monday
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that no serious damage was done.
Charlie, the five year old son of DR.. Err
win, was very severely hurt recently, by
trying to get into wagon while it was in
motion. Luckily no bones were broken.
Mrs. Clara Bryant has been painting her
village residence.-JoeB Bailey has improved
his residence by fresh coat of paint.-C.
L. Erwin is having a cellar dug under the
Frizzell house.
We think that the success of this branch
of J. G.. Trumbull's creamery speaks we'll
for him and his manager here. Last week
they made 5000 pounds of butter being
over 1920 pounds more than was made any
week last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olive Sisco of Troy visited
friends in town last Wednesday.-Dr. e. L.
Erwin was in Brattleboro recently.-Mr.
Stetson and Mrs Chas. Oben of Newport,
took fishing trip to Jay recently-Rev-
J. F. Thurston visited at Jonesville and
Underhil recently.
Troy.
The box shop at Stevens mills started
last Thursday.
Ephraim Noreway and Maud Connor
were united in marriage at Nashua, n. H.
Miss Maggie Merritt has returned from
G. p. Stevens has gone
to Woodsville, n. H., to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. d. A. Barrows.-Mrs. Charles
Davis of Newport is in town visiting
friends.
Roy Houston has moved on to his farm.
Albert Button has moved from the vii
lage on to his farm.-Mr. William Sin
clair has purchased the house at Stevens
Mills known as the Clark place. Ed
Kennison has moved on to it.
T. w. Brown is at work in the mill on
west hill for Archie Wakefield.-Jam
Grace has fms he'd work for e. w. Aiken,
and Melvin HaseIton takes his place. Mr..
Grace has gone to Colorado.-WilI Reach
of North Troy is at work for John Hutch
ms in the butter box shop.
WeStfieId.
Willard Farman is painting his house.
Don Allbee of Troy does the work.
Rev. and Mrs. F. M. Barnes go this week
On a visit to their relatives in SWanton.
Fl. D. Miller intends to build a small an
mex on the south side of his store which he |
will use for a town clerks Office.
Miss Una Buxton, a former teacher in |