Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-05-20
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mer with Miss Carrie Ayers.
Chudren's Day will be observed at the
NJ. E. church with appropriate exercises.
w. J. Lamb, of Somervine, Mass. loaded
a car OF maple sugar, paying &c. per pound.
P G. and e. NJ. Salmon are repairing
their house. Mr.. Jameson is doing the
work.
Rev. p B. Fisk of Greensboro conducted
the services here last Sunday; Rev. n. A.
Ross at Greensboro
The new pastor Of the Presbyterian
lily for sbogt time.
Mrs. Burton Piper remains very low and
is constantly failing. Mrs. King of Stan
nard is caring for her.
Ed Jackson has purchased the Burbank
house and land Of L S. Collins, and taken
possession of the same.
If you want to see fish make it your wey
to be at the station at the arrival of the
evening train; that Is when the boys are
going home
IraSburgIl.
der way.
Thompson. s.t-:
Arthur Boright visited his father in
Sweetsburg last week.
Walden Priest has sold his farm to
Frank and Herbert Lee.
Mrs. Adeline Grant is visiting her chill
dren in Manchester, N. H.
Mr.. n. P. Sawyer is stopping with Mr..
n,
Mrs. John Wiley is a little better
BTrs. Fred Fields has been i'll the past week.
Our stage driver, Mr. Wells, has new
stage coach and is finely equipped for the
season. .s.
The NJ. E. Society sent box of presents
last week to Miss Harvey for the children
under her charge in India.
Frank Lee has been visiting his brother
Herbert. He will for the present continue
to live at his farm In Hardwick.
There viii be union Memorial service
In the Cong. church next Sunday, May 20.
The sermon viii be given by Rev. E. P.
Treat.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet in the
Cong. church parlors Friday afternoon.
Supper win be served at O'Clock. a cor
dial invitation is extend ed to all
Mr. and Mrs Walden Jerome have
moved to Lowell to live with Mr. Powers,
Mrs. Jerome's father.-Wm. ana Charles
Fisher have exchanged places and will
move soon.
Mrs. Lillian Webster of Barton is spend
ing few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Keith. Edward Mari, who
has been quite i'll in the hospital at Bur
lington, is visiting at e. w. Keith's.
The meeting of the Orleans County
Ministerial Association, held at the
Congreg ational parsonage, last Tuesday,
was unusually well attended. Every
member in the county, several visitors
and also some of the ladies were present.
A bountiful dinner was served in the
dining-room of the parsonage by Mrs.
Treat, assisted by Mrs. Brahana. The
morning session was devoted to business.
In the afternoon, Rev. E. p. Treat gave
Greek exegesis of Philippians 2: Ill;
Rev. A. F. NJ cGregor of Newport gave
very good review of Rev. g. Campbell
Morgan's and Prof. Denio's recent books
Oh the Holy Spirit; Rev. G. D. Gill of
WestmOre conducted a symposium on,
CIV hat shall we preach?'', in which all the
ministers present took part. One of the
oldest members of the association voiced
the general sentiment in saying that this
was the best meeting of the association in
years. The parsonage rooms presented an
Inviting freshness with their decorations
of plum blossoms and green foliage, with
the lovely tulips for the tables.
Lowell.
Mrs E. B. Wellman and Theda visited
at H. d. STANDARDS at Barton Land ing
last week.
w. e. Edwards has returned to his work
in Bradford. He remained here during
the serious illness of his children.
Warren Rouse has received news of the
death of his father, which occurred Satur-
day morning, May II, at Whitehall, n. Y.
Work at the asbestos lodges has been
suspended for a few days owing to other
and more important business of Mr..
Tucker.
1t is reported that Mrs. Eugene Grant and
children are soon to leave for Hudson. N.
H., to join Mr.. Grant, who has been there
some time.
Edward Gonyaw, while at work in his
field Wednesday, fell from his wagon and
struck the wheel in such a manner as to
fracture rib.
Irwin Stephenson has begun work on his
new building, which he will use for the
town clerks office. Leonard Shufelt and
John Truland are doing the work.
wilman Souther has recovered from his
attack of appendicitis and is able to be
about, but is still very weak. He expects