Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-05-28

can do he would say that farming was
hardly the vocation for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Baker are home from
the south.-WilI Morey has been visiting
his mother, Mrs. Barry.-AIiss Lula Lewis
entertained her cousin, Bessie jerome, over
Sabbath.-Mrs. Tolman and child returned
to their home in Craftsbury last week.
Mrs. Emily Wilde and son are visiting
here.-Miss Katie Cameron is home from
Boston where she has been studying music
the past six months.
Greensboro.
Miss Flora Simpson is working for Mrs.
j. Il. Cook.
Cuthbertson Bros. have commenced work
on the foundation of their new building.
Mrs. Goodrich and daughter Rena have
gone to Hardwick for two weeks visit.
Prof. B. H. Sanborn, who has been in
town for few days fishing, returned to
Boston Saturday.
Geo. Cook and Roy Young are sick with
the measles.-Mrs. w. A. Jackson, who
has been quite sick, is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Smith entertained
the Congregational choir at their home in
Miss Tressa = Cue gave up her school at
Barton Landing last week on account of
illness and returned to her home in town.
Mrs. Harley Tate with her children from
Salem, Mass, arrived at VIM. Tate's last
Wednesday. She came for the purpose of
keeping house for Mr.. Tate.
The teams of Frank Lynds and L. G.
last Wednesday morning and one of the
horses ran, considerably damaging one of
the wagons, but men and horses escaped
without injuries.
Rev. P. B. Fisk and Mrs. Fisk went to
st. Johnsbury last Friday to attend the
meeting of the Congregational Club.-Mrs.
VIM. B. Simpson and Miss Gertrude Simp-
son were in st. Johnsbury last week to Sc
lect cushions for the Cong'I church.
Mrs. Payne is spending a few days with
her daughter, Mrs. Willie IngaIIs.-Orville
and Jabez Pinney from Passumpsic spent
few days in town last week.-B. NJ. Will
ley entertained his uncle, Sylvester Wiley
from Boston, last week.-Mr. B. P. Moul-
ton of Rosemont, Pa, who resided in this
town when a boy, is spending few days
here.-Myrtie Chaffee from Wolcott has
been visiting her mother.-Mrs. Charles
Simmons of Stowe has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. &. Melvin.-Bes-
sic Wilson from Walden is at the Lake
View House for the summer.
The sixty fifth annual Conference of the
Orleans Co. Congregational churches will
be held here Tuesday and Wednesday, June
e bo will no f0lInyxrC
Tuesday morning at 1890 prayer meeting,
Dea. John Wilson; 1O:45, organization; II,
annual report of register; II 10, discussion
of report; a, causes of decline, Kew. S. l..
Vincent; b, remedies, Rev. M. B. Daven-
port. Tuesday afternoon and evening at
l :45, praise, Dea.S.H. Pearson; 200, contin
uance of morning discussion; 300, ladies' |
service; 700, praise and prayer |
Rev. A. F. Eldridge; 1880, conference SER
mon, Rev. R. l.. Sheaf; Communion.
Wednesday morning at 900, prayer and
praise, Rev. A. ]. Small; $50, business; 10, |
the Sunday-schooI, Rev. c. III. Morse; dis
cussion; II AS, adjournment.
IraSburgh.
Walter Harlow has gone to St.Johnsbury
to work.
NIaT6uCe lSu0E IGIHdIHS very Ill Will Gy-
phoid fever.
The Cong'l parsonage is being painted
and papered.
Albert Webster was at home from West
Burk over Sunday.
Miss Myra Taplin has returned home
from Ogdensburg, n. Y.
Rev. Mr.. Treat is expected to preach in
the Cong1. church next Sunday.
Carrie Fisher is at home from Barton
academy to assist in caring for her little
brother Clarence.
The lecture by Miss Diana HerchIer,
'fWoman's Relation to the State" was very
much enjoyed by an appreciative audience.
The Epworth League will sell ice-cream
bnce in two weeks Saturday evenings,
beginning June End. 1t will be served in
he rooms over F. A. Buchanan's store.
The village school observed Tuesday
lfternoon with appropriate Memorial servi-
les. Mr.. F. III. Holdredge, also entertained
he scholars with some interesting war
"reminiscences.
The Memorial service at the Congrega-
Eional church yesterday was well attended.
10Th choirs assisted in the music and an
kxcelIent sermon was preached by Rev. Mr..
Knapp. The church was draped with flags
nd the twelve soldiers present were seated
3 distinguished guests.
Howell.
N Dr. Marvin Goddard of Albany was in
II wn Tuesday.-Francis Coolbeth was in
arton Thursday.
Harrington and Kinds were up from
Zen Friday doing job of paper hanging ,