Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-09-12

resentative by vote of 42O to 40 for the
union justice ticket was elected and was
made up as follows: n. NJ Scott, o. I.
willard, z. Guild, n, T. Seaver, A. ID.
Mathews, g. II. Jones, II. P Cook, Q. d.
Oxen, o. G. Page, c. E. Hsmblet. On the
vote for governor c. J. Bell received All
votes ard c. H. Stearns received 472 for
lieutenant governor. The democratic nom
inee for governor received 40 votes, the
prohibitionist and the socialist 1. For
senator Preuty received 459 votes and
Skinner 463. For judge Clark and Rob-
bins received 455 votes each. Mr.. E. A.
Cook received 460 votes for States atttor-
ney and Mr.. j. w. Currier, the democratic
nominee received 36 The vote for govern
or was the largest ever cast here and we
have increased our delegates to the state
and district convention to six 'and in
creased the county delegation from nine
to eleven. This will give us one more del
egate to the county convention than any
other town and Newport is the only town
in the county with as large delegation to
the state convention.
The Orleans County Sunday school
Union will hold meeting at the Method
ist church in this village Tuesday and
Wednesday, Sept 20 and q. Each school
is entitled TO representation by its pastor,
superintendent and two delegates. Come
prepared to report for your school and
take part in the discussions.
PROGRAM
TUESDAY MoRNING, SEPT. 20.
1880. Devotional service, led by Rev. W. G.
Johnson, Barton.
10 80. What have you found by way of en-
couragement or encouragement since
our last meeting. Open parliament
conducted by Rev. J. w. Bergin,
II 80. The place of the Sunday school in the
community j. e. Akin, Newport
11:40. Discussion.
IL :55. Appointment of Committees.
q 100. Recess.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
l: 80. Devotional service, Rev. q. P Rowel1,
Glover
1:4O A Look at the Field Brief Reports from
Township and District Presidents,
conducted by the Fie- d Secretary, Rev.
E. M. Fuller.
2:20. Symposium.
What can the Sunday-sch ool do for
Home, Mrs. NJ. L. Pearson, Coventry
2-What can the Home do for the Sun
day school, Mrs. Daniel Skinner
Irton Landing.
3-What can both do for the child
Mrs. a. Paddock. Craftsbury
300 Teacher Training, Rev. R. j. Barton,
Greensboro
$3.50 Discussion.
400 The Graded Sunday school. Round
Table.
TUESDAY EVENING.
7:'5. Praise service.
10. The Boy Problem, Rev. A. S. BuzZe11,
No Troy.
s15. The Sunday school and Citizenshi p
The Field Secretary
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 81.
900. Praise service.
30 Report of Corresponding Secretary
and business.
80. Round Table: The Home Department,
conducted by the Field Secretary.
IL 100. The Sunday school Outlook, d. M.
Camp, of the International Com.
IL As. Adjournment.
BARTON LANDING.
Mrs George Twombly is dangerously ill.
Mr.. Harry Cassidy has gone to Pike, N
II.
Mrs. Ashton is visiting at c. A. Wheel
| er's.
Miss Mabel Lee visited in town last
week.
C.S. Skinner returned last week to Skin
ner, Me.
The family of E. D. Fixes has moved tt
Antwerp, N. Y.
Mrs. Philander Guild has returned from
York Beach, Me.
Mrs. Moses P. Adams has been visitin!
friends in town.
c. 81. Hall of Marlboro, Mass visited il
| town last week.
Miss Clara Stafford is teaching school q
Bloomington Ctr.
Miss Inez M. Litchfield is the guest c
Mrs. Fred Brown.
Charles Gay Of West Derby visited at {
B. Ordway's recently.
Mrs. Lewis Lamere visited relatives q
Newport Center recently.
Miss Marion Ordway has been spendin
few days at Willoughby.
Beede Locke, whose illness was mer
toned last week, is better.
H. B. Moulton of Lisbon, N. H., spent
] few days in town last week.
Mr.. Thomas Coburn of Manchester, !
ii , was in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Chauncey Skinner and Ruth hay
: returned here from Skinner, Me.
Milton G. Brown of Boston, Mass, is tt
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, G. N. Leonard.
Mrs. L. s. Emery of Corinth has bee
= visiting her sister, Mrs. l. D. R. Collins.
! Miss Rossie Mcnamara returned la
, Friday to her home in Manchester, N.
? Miss Edna Fayer from Waverly, Mas
/ is visiting her sister, Mrs. o. W. Lock
e Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Kinney welcomed
e little daughter to their home last Tuesda
MIR. and Mrs. Andrus of Albany are vi
iting their daughter, Mrs. Ernest Mathew
Mre. Harry Robinson of Massawippi,
O., has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Dal
Smith.
Rev. and Mrs s. G. Lewis visited NJ
: Lewis parents at Newport Center Ia
week.