Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-09-19

Col. Judson Spofford of Boise, Idaho,
who has been visiting at G. E. Gays's for
some time, started for his home last Thurs
| day.
small party, consisting of ]. G. Turn
bull, A. D. Beede, Thomas Landon and
Fred Sears, started for st. Louis Saturday
| night.
Regular work was commenced again
Thursday morning in the north E. l..
| Chandler mill, which had been shut down
| for some time, for repairs.
| Geo. K. AIbee, who has been spending
several weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Albee, started for his home at
Silver Lake, Kansas, last week Monday.
N. G. Dane, who has been spending the
summer at West Charleston, and Mrs.
Betsy Hayes of West Derby visited Mr..
Danes daughter, Mrs. J. E. Lyon, last
| week.
On account of the special meetings now
in progress all the stores and shops in the
village will be closed Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday evenings OF
this week.
The schools of this place opened last
Monday with even a larger number of
scholars enrolled than usual, and an
efficient corps of teachers. There is every
prospect that the coming year will be a
successful one.
The union services under the leadership
Of Rev. Ralph Gillian began Wednesday
evening. There has been constantly
deepening interest in the meetings. Mr..
Gillian is a ready and able speaker and
holds the close attention of his hearers
from beginning to end. He has rare tai
ent for organization and for setting every
one around him to work. His sermon Sun
] day morning. on SPAIN Tree Christians, -
was listened to by crowded house. The
afternoon service was we'll attended and
many came to the decision to lead Chris
tian life. The women hold prayer meet
ing at 2:15 every afternoon and Mr.. Gillian
breaches at o'clock and at 7:30 in the
evening. On Monday evening the subject
will be ga Terrible Prayer" on Tuesday
afternoon at o'clock, "Revivals-True-
Untrue and at 7:3O, "God's Voice to Bar
ton Landing" On Wednesday services
borhood prayer meetings at a. M; A good
cheer service at 10 o'clock; preaching by
Mr.. Gillian at 10:30; women's prayer meet
ing at 2:15; preaching service at 3 and at
7:3O on IAN Honest Prayer." Mr.. Gillian
wins the thorough respect and hearty lik-
ing of his bearers. He has done much good
already and there is every promise of a
great work in Barton Landing. The after
noon preaching is fully equal in power and
| helpfulness to that in the evening. This is
rare opportunity to hear fine and ear
nest speaker, to do good and to helpa much
needed work.
SOUTH BARTON.
Mrs. John Stanley is gaining slowly.
Mrs. Thomas Varney is visiting at A. w.
Varney's.
Miss AIlard from Barton is visiting at
Chas. Fosters.
Miss Myrtle KimbalI has returned to her
work at Newport.
Z Miss Agnes Wilson from Canada is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Fred Friend.
, Miss Nettie Hill has finished her school
at Long Pond, and has returned home.
Mrs. Webster from Undercliff, who has
been visiting in Canada, has returned home.
Mrs. G. W. Abbott, has been visiting at
! Pasgumpsie, and attended st. Johnsbury
fair.
Mrs. George Friend from Barton is visit
D., ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John L.
:. Forrest.
W. NJ. Mcdowell, who has put an engine
t in his mill, has commenced saving again.
Mrs. Chas. Miller and Mrs. Stephen
Wicket from Canada are visiting theil
r brother, George Wheeler.
ALBANY.
Mrs. Nora scofieldiof Hyde Park is Wis
$ iting friends here.
d Horace Way and Alison Mills are at home
from Concord, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Eldridge were il
Hardwick over Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Carroll Whitcher are visit
- ing in Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. o. Andrus visited il
Barton Landing recently.
IN WlliaTu hyOS 1S dtL0AOlhS OoUAe q
Newport as one of the jurors.
N Mrs. Mary Cowles visited in Barton ant
20 Barton Landing last week.
! M. B. Chafey and R. M. Cowles ATTENDED
~ the fair al St. Johnsbury, last week.
rv Mrs. Kittridge is very sick at the noun
of her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Davidson.
IN Mrs. Frank Morgan OF Eden recently
A. visited her daughter, Mrs. Clayton George
Quite large number enjoyed the Har
:. vest dinner in the NJ E.vestry last Tuesday
IS. Mr.. James Mcguire, who has been yer!
sick since last winter, is much improves
is in health.
cy Mrs. r. Page has been very sick at Mr
Freeman Reynolds, where she La spending
x the summer.
ew Wesley Paine and wife from. Florida ar