Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-02-02

Revs. Knapp, Treat, Lyman, Trowbridge "
and Mcdonald were here to aid Rev. Mr.. Il
Vincent in the meetings the past week. Q
n. c. Stevens, proprietor OF the Meadow
Brook creamery, won gold watch at the
Vermont Dairyman's Association at Rut-
land His butter scored 964 points.
Lydia Bean underwent an operation for
catarrhal appendicitis on Wednesday, DR..
Allen of St. Johnsbury performing the
operation. His assistant and Drs. Nichols
and Dow were present. Miss Bean is doing
nicely.
The special meetings held here the past
week by Rev. Mr.. Hall of Island Pond and
Miss Ivy Pierce of Boston were very well
| attended and have resulted in several con-
versions and general awakening among
the Christian people. Mrs. Violet Wheat
lev from Barton Landing, Miss Anna |
Knapp, and Mr.. and Mrs. Woodland OF lras-
burgh, Mrs. Trowbridge of Albany were
some of the out of town people who
attended the meetings.
GREENSBORO.
Fred Goodrich is suffering with grip.
Mrs. Rabbit has been i'll the past week
Mrs. Addie Chafey has returned to
Hardwick.
Mrs. F. c. Chafey is caring for Mrs. s.
Phllbrook.
Mrs. B. M. Wiley and children are
3 sick with colds.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. <, Hill visited in ST..
Johnsbury recently.
Mrs. Page of Danville is with her daugh-
d ter, Mrs. Geo. Rodgers.
Miss Elnora Batten of St. Adams is Wis
is iting her sister, Mrs. Lester Perrin.
WA. Jackson lost valuable horse last
n week by it's getting its leg broken.
le Mrs. Austin Rich of Glover visited at
John Olmstead's the first OF last week.
s. Flora Simpson has finished work fol
y Samuel PhiIbrooks and returned home.
S. S. Woodmansee is not as well. Thu
other sick people remain about the same
20 George Bell had a telephone on the PEG
ar pies line placed in his house last Friday
is E. L. Batchelder was not as well las
n. week and DIR. Hill of Lowell was summoned
to see him.
10 Saturday morning, Jan. "a, the ther
. mometer stood at 40 below zero at Cuth
bertson's store.
= Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Wiley entertaine
Mr.. Willey's father and mother, fro1
WatervilIe, last week.
-, About twenty five members of tt
nc Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs. VIM.
ost Simpson last Wednesday.
is There was pleasant gathering of youn
ost people at c. A. Goodrich's Thursday ever
On ing, a surprise for Roland Thornton.
Mrs. NJ. c. ingalls, entertained b
in daughter and husband, Mr.. and MI
of Soules from Burlington, last week.
no. Rev. c. W. Kellogg has closed his labo
but at the U. P. church and started with /
ter family last Thursday for West Newto
as Pa, where he expects to reside. He
isit accepted charge in town eight mil
she distant. He also intends to edit pap
ears The 7th annual convention OF the Green
life boro Sunday school Association will
her held in the Congregational church
d., Friday, Feb. 9th, 1903, beginning at 10
the O'Clock a. m. The new field worker OF
lied State Sunday school Association, Rev.
Win NJ. Fuller, OF Barre, will be present. /
her subject in the forenoon is to be 1.-THE X
'au- Problems in Rural Sunday school Worl
That and in the afternoon, "The Bible,-C
3D." TEXT Book.n Addresses will be made
re- other ministers and an interesting q
md nroftabe meeting is anticipat
ckly who are interested in Sunday sch
en- [ work. and that should mean everybo
ppy, are cordially invited to attend the conv'
IS OF ton.
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