Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-30

oI Ine nlgneSt stanolDg IN his town. he
has succeeded in getting a few animals
and by adding other features is affording
amusement to sll classes. 1t was amusing
to look ground over the audier ce and see
the fathers who had kindly consented to
take the child to the circus. It would
almost seem that the children ranging
from fifteen to twenty years of age might
have been trusted there alone without the
paterral care. Happy indeed were the
men who were possessed of two children,
thus enabling hem to visit the show both
In tn e afternoon and evening.
The sixty fifth annual meeting of Orleans
county conference of CongI churches will
be held with the church here Tuesday and
Wednesday, June and s. Each church is
entitled to be represented by pastor or act
ing pastor, and four delegates.
PROGRAM.
TUESDAY NOR ING, JUNE z.
10000 Devotional Service. REV w.A.wARNER
Address OF Welc me, Mr.. WILLARD W RIGHT
1881 Organization ana Business.
Reports: Registrar. REV A. s. BoLE
Missionary sec'y, REV r J. BARTON
EvangelisGic nd Temperance
Committees, REV. A. F. MAC
GREGoR, Nh. c. F. RANNEY
Discussion.
1870 Praise Service.
1:45 Progressive steps for the Church.
Rev. j. a. CONE
2:15 Our Pastorless Churches
HON F. w. BALDWIN
Discussion.
2:45 Ladies' Hour.
Addresses
Oh Praise Service
7:30 Business and Religion, HON. p. 81. DALE
SEQ Missionary Address,
REV. REUBEN A BEARD, D. D.
| WEDNEsDAf MoRNINt JUNE 8.
| 800 D votional Service.
s:15 Business.
le:Oo New Methods for New Conditions,
REV. l. E. TUPPER
| 1880 The Authority of the Bible as Affected
| by Modern Historical Study,
REV. g. EiLERY RFAp
1900 Conference Sermon, REV. A. B. PEBBLES
| Followed by LorO'S Supper
| The whistle at the tub shop which
sounded last week for the first time for
many months, was very welcome sound
to the citizens of this village. At the time
the shop burned, over forty men were en-
pIoyed but since the fire many of them
have been obliged to seek work elsewhere
Messrs. Stephenson, Wright & Valley have
rebuilt the shop and it Is now in running
order. Much of the time during the past
week has been spent in getting everything
smoothly. Mr.. S B. Cello, an experienced
tub manufacturer from Lowell, is in charge
of the plant and he is now running about
ten men but as soon as he can get sutfic1-
eEt amount OF the material through the
ely house to enable him to get the work
started in every department, he expects tt
employ about thirty hands. At present
the shop has but two lathes but it is ex
pected that later third lathe will be add
ed which will necess1tate increasing thu
working force to forty or forty five. Th'
new building is 59x96 it,, being wider anC
little shorter than the building which
burned. The dry kiln is located abou
sixty feet from the main building and il
20x100 it. The fire which destroyed thu
last plant started in the dry kiln but nov
it is so arranged that If fire should origi
nate there it would not spread to the othe
buildings. The shop is arranged much
like the old one,. with a basement Wher'
the shafting is largely located, the frs
floor where the work is started and th'
second floor where the finishing is dom
and from where the tubs are loaded on th'
cars. Nearly everything about this build
ing is new, but little being saved from th'
fire. There is said to be no trouble abou
disposing of the products of the shop, an(
unless something unforeseen happens th
plant should be running full force in
short time.
: BARTON LANDING.
Mrs. laura Lyman arrived home las
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Howard of BENNINGTON is visiting
at Rev. J. B. Lyman's.
Oscar Gibb of Dartmouth college is hom
for ten days vacation.
Mrs. Laura Rand of Barton visited at A
. D. Matthews last Friday.
Uncle Len Randall caught a four poun,
: sucker one day last week.
. John Smith was in st. Johnbury severe
3 days last week on business.
~ Mrs. Betsey Hawse of Hanover, N. 81
y is in town visiting relatives.
l Mrs. Eva Hatch of DanvilIe is visitin
. her father, Mr.. A. D. Mathews, for week
y Lucius Wilson, who was very badly hui
:, some time ago, is improved so as to be OF
, little.
- Dona Dutra of Barton had his side hui
by piece of board flying from planer
u the mills last Friday.
% Miss Musa Greenwood of North Tro
- has been spending few days here wit
relatives and friends.
'A Is it not about time that some of OF
LII enterprising business men were agitatir
the need of village clock?
&c The j. G. Turnbull & Co.'s grain dep
"a has been raised and Is completed. All
's now ready for the elevators.
AZ b. 81. Cowles' house was begun La
As Monday and is now up and covered. IN
A' house is twenty eight feet square.
Supt. 8. G. Lawis addressed the people
u South Barton last Friday at the pr
NC Memorial exercises in the school at Tn
-e' place.
o. NJ. NJ. Taplin held large sale OF hors
en in Woodsville, n. H., last week, also SO
ne of building lots in st. Johnsbury on Sa
&c nrday.
en- Mrs. Morris johnson, formerly OF tt