Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-06-20
Walter Main circus at Newport last Thurs


Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nye and little son
from Philadelphia have been visiting their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. 5. Nye, the past
two weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. W. NJ. Wright of Barton
and Mrs. Perley with Esther and Kenneth
visited at Lucius Nye's last week Wednes-
day.
The banner Class Club will hold lawn
social Friday evening at the home of Ralph
Ware. The public are cordially invited to
be present. Cake and ice-cream will be
served.
The Children's Day exercises held in the
CongI church last Sabbath were excep-
tionally good. The children and young
people did great credit to themselves and
those who had the exercises in charge.
The decorating committee were particular
ly successful IN their arrangc ment Of the
decorations. The occasion was one of en-
joyment and profit alike to old and young.
The annual convention of the Orleans
County Christian Endeavor Union will be
held at the Congregational church here on
Tuesday, June 18th. The program IS as
follows:
MORNING.
Devotional Service
Words of Welcome
Response, J.R. Akin
Report of Secretary and Treasurer with
summary of reports from the Societies
General Business
Roll Call
Delegates are requested to report work
done by their Societies
Discussion: The Spirit of Reverence in
the G. E. Meeting,
Led by Rev. ]. B. Lyman
Dinner and Social Hour
! AFTERNOON
Praise Service
Helpful Suggestions in the Interest of the
Lookout Committee, W. E. Adams
The Appeal of c. E. to Young Men,
R. w. Spear
Discussion
Address: The Nobility of Manhood,
Rev. G. Ellery Read
Song, Mr.. G. F. Wheeler
What Can G. E. Do to Improve Conditions
within the "BIack Belt" OF the South?
MIS- c. w. Tenney
Song, w. E. Adams
! An Hour with the Juniors,
In charge of Miss Lillian Lothrop
EVENING
Praise Service
| Anthem, Choir
Song, Miss Lillian Lothrop
Address: The Three Values of Life,
Rev. G. Glenn Atkins, Burlington, Vt.
Song, Mr.. q. F. Wheeler
Offering Ito defray the expenses of the
Conventionl
G. E. Benediction
Each Society is entitled to be represented
by pastor and two delegates. Each Junior
Society is invited to be officially represent
ed by the leader and one delegate. AS the
Convention is held but for one day, all are
| especially urged to be on hand promptly
at the opening hour, 10 a. m. Dinner and
supper will be furnished in the vestry of
the entertaining church. Accommodation
will be furnished to all who wish to re-
main over night. A cordial invitation is
extended to all to come to the Convention,
whether they are delegates or not. Come
yourself and invite OF hers to come, so that
the meeting may be a grand success.
CRAFTSBURY.
G. 3. Cole is shfngling his barn.
J. G. Allen spent last week in Burlington.
Mrs. Dillingham; has returned from BUR-
Iington.
Mrs. Fred Eastman is stopping with Mrs.
Belle Anderson.
Alec Dawson spent part of last week in
Lawrence, Mass.
Mrs. LaForest and daughters from Nor
risviIle visited in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Collins and children
from Coventry visited in town last week.
Katie Ryan's sister Nellie from Rich
mond is spending several weeks with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Laavitt were in Albany
Thursday to attend the funeral OF Ethan
Cutler.
land Mrs. Ernest Page and Mrs. Dunn
were guests at J. D. Leavitt's Wednesday
night.
Harvey Allen is home from Burlington
W u0I0 A6 aLI0QO6u IIS EOmunQS nigh
school.
Mrs. Fred Corliss has finished work at R.
A. Pattersons and is working for the
Bishops.
Mrs. Mary Jones has returned home from
Hardwick after an absence of five months
with friends.
Lewis Cass died Sunday morning, June
II. Funeral services at mis- late home the
following Tuesday conducted by Rev. L.
E. Upper. Much sympathy is felt for the
family.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Mr.. Archie Mscomber is home for a
short vacation.-Mr. Roswell Mason was
kicked by a horse while visiting in Stowe
recentIy.-Clark Taylor has returned from
Halifax, Mass, having completed year
OF teaching in the high school there
The friends of Mrs. Grove of Morgan are