Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-01-19

Centre church Thursday evening, jan -,
at o'clock. Col. z. NJ. Msnsur and Hon
J. W. Redmond are expected to speak.
EVANSVILLE.
Mrs. J. G.. Gray is i'll.
H. Allard is quite sick.
Homer Lelano's little child is very sick.
Mr.. II. l. Smith is away on business this
week.
Mrs. Augusta Morrill, OF West Derby is
visiting at E. Fosters.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Clark will visit in
Springfield, Mass. for time.
The Barton people will bold temperance
rally at the church here Tuesday evening,
Jan. 9th.
An those who are interested in the cause
of temperance should remember the rally
at Bloomington Center Jan. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Prescott and Mrs.
Eddy. also Mr.. and Mrs. L. Bickford OF
Barton attended the donation last Thurs
day evening.
The students Of Barton Academy, to the
number OF twenty four, made a surprise
visit to Alonzo Smith last Friday evening.
A most enjoyable evening was spent with
games al music. Cake and coffee were
served as refreshments.
The donation visit for the Rev. c. j..
Brown was we'll attended and a success.
Total proceeds about 5000. The Evans
Vile Brass Band was in attendance and
| furnished good music. This band has
made remarkable progress during the
/ past six months. Prof. Stone is fine
| teacher and is doing good work with this
band. Rev. c. j. Brown spoke for time
on the temperance question making q
strong argument in favor of temperance.
! T ne evening was very enjoyable one.
The Sunday-school was reorganized Jan.
! 18th. The following officers and teachers
were elected for the coming year: Supt.
VIM. Baird; Asst. Supt., Mrs. j. G. Gray;
Treas, Mrs. Lucretia Alexander; Sec., Geo.
King; librarian, Earle Drown. Teachers,
class No. 6, Mrs. J. G. Gray; No. 5, M. G
Heath; No. a, Mrs. j. L. Marshall, No. g.
Mrs. NJ. G. Heath; No 2, Mrs. AlfreG
4 Tribp {: No. 1, Mrs. Geo. King. Assistant
teachers, NJ. FL. Drown, Mrs. VIM. Baird
Mrs. Lucretia Alexander. Missionary
committee, Pres, VIM. Baird; Treas, Mrs
Lucretia Alexander; Sec, Geo. King.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Mr.. J. II. Wolcott is quite ill and unde
, medical treatment.
Miss Hattie Good win is spending tn
week at Island Pond.
DR.. B. Cushman Is sick and unable t
| attend to his patients.
Mr.. j. B. Rouse of Richford Is spendin
. a few days here with friends.
, Mrs. ). Bean has returned home fror
her visit to Portland, Me.
No mail reached this place Monday, jar
II, on account OF the storm and bad roads
Remember to see il your name is on tn
! check list before Jan. 31st, the last dat
, fixed by the board of civil authority fe
reyision.E:} t5Ql ~ FSSrn ri 1N7
q Leon Trip has been very sick the pas
o, week at W. E. Trips, where he is en-
ployed as clerk, but is improving and
now at his home.
Il A good many from this place are plaI
n ming to attend the carnival at Island Por
II this week when four men from here are
~ take part in the contest OF strength.
=, There is much sickness here at the pre-
ent { ine. Among those confined to the
or homes and under medical treatment q
Edward Bly,, Clark Royce, Mrs. Le'
70 Buck, Mrs. A. c. Fellows, and Mrs. j.
no Moody. There are many more who
q scarcely able to attend to business.
it, WEST CHARLESTON.
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