Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-06-16

. Amos Currier reports the biggest fish
Iory yet, he and his father in about two
I'd one half hours caught three hundred
bout.
A very quiet wedding occurred Wednes-
by morning when Miss Mary Grout was
1nited in marriage to young doctor of
rankin county.
s. The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. e.
hurch will hold social at the home of
Ir. and Mrs. Chas. Clark Wednesday af-
ernoon. Supper will be served.
West Derby.
Wilma Green is on the sick list.
+. MitchelPs house is being reprinted.
Mrs. Y. A. Clark is visiting friends in
own.
Dennison Webster has received an in
rease of pension.
j. s. Wooley of Charleston recently Wis
ed at e Hitchcock's.
George Adams is working in the laundry
/ Newport during the school vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hayward welcomed
second daughter to their home the Nth.
Mr.. Drolette from Newport has moved
hto the Bigelow house on Indian Point
treet.
Miss Carrie Morey of South birmingham,
lass, is visiting Mrs. A. H. Ball and
ther friends.l
Rev. Edwin Blake and wife arrived
tuesday night end are now installed at
he parsonage.
The subject of the Rev. Mr.. Marggraf's
ermon at the Universalist chapel June 10
Eas "Happiness."
A Children's Day concert will be given
the F. B. church next Sunday morning
lieu of the usual sermon.
Mrs. Charles Hawse is recovering health.
Edward Martin is failing. He is stop
ing with his brother, ]. E. Martin.
Little Lawrence Webster has been Ill the
asst week; Maggie Mckenzie has been very
with pneumonia, but is a little better
ow.
Mrs. Q. II. Chappell was sick In bed sew
raj days of last week.-Mrs.. q. B. Bishop
still seriously ill-Mrs. Edith Calkins is
bcovering from pneumonia.
Mrs. Charlotte Cass soon goes to Little
On, N. H., for the summer, returning in
boarding at H. e. Blanchard's at the
huff.
The ninety ninth annual session of the
orthern association Of Universalists of
Fermont and Province of Quebec will be
cid with the church in this village We'd
esday and Thursday, June % and 26 1902.
PROGRAM.
Wednesday Afternoon.
30. Organization of Council.
l5. Praise and Devotional Service.
Address of Welcome, West Derby Parish,
Mrs. Gertrude Ball
Response. President j. e. Dwinell
Is. Reports of Parishes, su nday- schools
and Unions. H
As. Address, "What Constitutes an Ideal
church,"
Mrs. Alice j. Allen, Pres. w. @. A. of Quebec
10. Address Justice"
Rev. H. R. Hubbard, Noes River, P. @
30. Social Hour
90. Occasional Sermon.
Rev. A. F. Walch, st. Johnsbury
Followed by Communion.
90. Supper.
Wednesday Evening.
30, Platform Meeting. Symposium. tGen-
eral TOPIC, present UNLOCK TOT
Universalism'
,oo,.o.. Rev. John Kimball, Lyndonville
A0'' Rev. F. L Leavitt, Woodsville, N II
Thursday Morning.
90. Conference.
30. Election of Officers. Business.
80. Address. "The Element of Fear in
Religion" Rev. e. e. Marggraf, Derby
Line
100. Address. "The Modern Puritan"
Mrs. Olive Kimbal1, Lyndonvill,
80. Address. "some of Our Difficulties
and Our Needs"
Rev. 1. w. Mclaughlin, No. Hatley, P. @
80. Address. Y.P G.. U. Rev. q. E. Petty
State Sec.
100. Dinner.
Thursday Afternoon.
3D. Song Service.
As. Address. "Our Church"
Rev. d. A. Ball, supt, of Churches
l5 Address. THE Essential Church."
Rev. Edward Smiley, Waterloo, P. @
3d. Portland, 1902. Y.P.C.
Rev. A. M. Smith, West Concord
DO. Concluding Service. Adjournment.
The West Derby Parish extends a cor
al invitation to all to attend the meeting
this Association, and it earnestly in
ties all parishes within its limits to senC
legates, and to attend in as large mum
RS as possible. BY consulting the pro
S. am it will be seen that generous pro
sion has been made for a grand and in
iring meeting.
Derby Line and vicinity.
VIM. Gardner has gone to Caledoni
rings.
Miss Nellie Hall OF Knowlton is visitin
town.
j. T. Flint attended the Masonic meetin
1t week.
Frank Merrill and Ralph Hunt hav
en- i'll with humps.
The Rev. A. II. Moore has accepted tn
ctorship of Stanstead.
Miss Ella Johnson, OF Somerville, Mass
the guest OF Mrs. A. t. Foster.
The exercises at the opening of tn