Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-09-07


his townsmep. We wish him happiness
| and success in his new home, and fully
believe he will be honored in any COM
munity.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Mr.. Hardwood has moved to Evansville.
John Shedd has bought the town farm.
Henry Wilder is at work for DR.. Kendr1ck.
Mrs. VIM. Bruce is entertaining sister.
Tracy Pratt is repairing the Bowker
| house.
Mrs Amos Parlin of Barton was in town
last week.
| Several from this locality went to Sher-
brooke fair.
| David Cook and wife are home from
Willoughby Lake.
| John Powers has moved to John Cooks
| tenement house.
Mr.. Ernest Chaplin has bought the Elmer
Griggs place.
Mr.. and George Robertson visited at A.
w. Lyons last week.
Leavitt Hildreth has gone to Massachu-
| sets to visit his sisters.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson has returned to his
work in Brooklyn, N. Y.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Sweeney of Island
Pond were in town last week.
Mr.. Charles Wheeler, former resident,
called on friends here last week.
VIM. P. Bartlett and wife OF Morgan
| NJ Ii
DR.. Kendrick has been entertaining his
brother and family of Craftsbury.
Mr.. Peter Pickle was severely hurt by
being kicked by horse last Friday.
Mrs. Lemuel Allbee of Newport is stop
ping with her mother, Mrs. Julia Ruiter.
Miss Julia Clark of Island Pond is stop
ping with her sister Mrs. A. w. Lyon.
sMr. and Mrs. James Armstrong have
rsturned to their home In st. Johnsbury
Mrs. Daniel Chaplin arrived home from
California recently where she has been for
layear.
IA cordial invitation extended to all to
attend the yearly meeting OF the F. B.
ichurch.
Mrs. Montgomery is home from Grove
ton, N. H., where she went to bury her
mother.
= + aMyron Waterman has started out with
his new threshing machine, doing very
good work.
MIR. g. A. Briggs of Manchester, N. H.,
and Mr.. Peter BoIter of Dracut, Mass, Wis.,
tied in town last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Waldron and Miss Jones
attended the Christian Endeavor conven.
ton at Bloomington last week.
Mr.. Daniel Chaplin had a shock Friday
morning and died in few hours. He had
been at the home of his sister, Mrs. G. F
Worthen, since his house was burned las
spring. His health had been poor for some
time.
The ninety-fifth annual session of tn,
Vermont Yearly Meeting OF Free Baptis
churches will be held here Sept. 10 to ID.
THURSDAY. SEPT. 10.
5 7.ao Prayer Meeting, Rev. ]. D. WaIdrol
|. 500 Sermon before Minister'S Conference
Rev. B. Jefferson
FRIDAY, SEPT. II.
$50 Devotional Service, Rev. Edwin Blak
90 Business (private).
1000 Relation of Gen. Conf. to the Sub
ordinate Bodies, Rev. j. w. Burgil
Followed by Discussion.
HOO Paper, How shall we arrest the de-
cline and awaken enthusiasm in
our VT. churchess Rev. P. Parke
Followed by Discussion.
~ 90 Organization and Business.
:. 8 90 Reception of Corresponding Mes
10 sengers from other bodies.
700 Service of Prayer.
Revival under Josiah, 1.-The Word of
God" Rev. r. L. Dusto
500 Annual Sermon, Rev.. F. Thursto
SATURDAY, SEPT. Il.
30 Devotional Service.
no Revival under Elijah, "Prayer to God,
lo Rev. 3. L /. Dusto
900 Business.
s.45 ReportsEof Corresponding.Messen
gers to other bodies.
1000 Paper, How may we help the Sun
day school? Rev. G. 81. Grs
10 30 Paper, How can the sundsy-school
benefit the unsaved?
Rev. w. F. Hardin
11.0o Sermon, Rev. Franklin Blal
Y.P. A. T. G. E..
u Pm.
tn 100 Prayer and Praise.
I45 Report of Secretary and Treasurer.
Organization; Election Of Officers.
Presidents Address.
Music.
II Address, Porter n. Dale. Els
H wOMAN's MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Pm.
", 200 Singing.
Devotional Service, Mrs. Franklin Blal
SOLO, Rev. r. N. Full