Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-02-01


emit. A short business meeting was held
/ first, then short literary program after
which all participated in refreshments and
games, making a delightful evening. The
society purpose having these house soclals
each month during the winter.
The Mem phremagog Athletic Club has
increased in member ship from 10 to 20 and
| the boys now have a room in the old
| schooIhouse, which they have equipped
IN simple and inexpensive way-and are
in a fair way to prosper. The boys deserve
much credit for their perseverance in the
work. Gymnastic exercises and basket
ball have been their work so far.
NEWPORT CENTER.
Ray Wilcox is quite ill.
Mrs. George P, roy is on the sick list.
Miss Mary Trow bridge is seriously ill.
Miss Gladys Wiley is on the sick list.
DIN T. Kilby started his sawmiil last
week.
George Percy has been quite ill for seve-
raj days.
Herbert Rood has recovered from his
recent illness.
Gladys, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Kline, is recovering health.
Percy Courtney was taken i'll in school
last week and had to be taken home.
Mrs. Myra Courtney returned last Fri
day from her visit to New Hampshire.
Miss Irvie Hildreth was very sick with
| = hat
better.
Rev. and Mrs. o w. Heyer attended the
convention Of second Adventists held at
Waterloo, Canada, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Hildreth OF Barton
were called here last week by the serious
illness of their daughter Irvie.
Misses Neva and Nita Merrill of Barton
Landing, who have been visiting their
grandparents, returned home last Wednes-
day.
Rev. and Mrs. I. P. Chase are very i'll
with pneumonia. Their daughter, Mrs.
n E. w. Merrill, is here helping to care fol
them.
o Mrs. Herman Sheldon was badly injured
OoSo
- veranda, but has recovered SO as to be able
to sit up.
: Telephones have recently been put into
the residences of Geo. II. Searles, P hilC
Keith, George Buck, Arthur Sherlaw ant
Charles Buck.
- Union revival services were commence
. at the F. B. church yesterday morning, tt
be conducted by Mrs. M. A. Leger
evangelist, of Lynn, Mass.
On recent afternoon Arthur, son o
Burrill Lane, went to the barn to fee'
70 the stock. He was gone so long tina
y search was made, and he was found lyinl
l. on the haymow insensible. He has no
IL fully recovered health, but is improving
C.E. Perry of Coventry, Asst Deput
- Head Consul of Modern Woodmen, wi
AZ hold an open meeting at G. A. r. hall Sat
urday evening, Feb. at o'clock. Th
benefits of the order will be explained, an
applications for charter membership wi
be received.
It. At the annual meeting of the M. E
n, Sunday school officers were chosen 6
follows Mrs. Frank P. Miller, superin
ST tendent; F. D. Taylor, assistant superin
tendent; Miss Barbara Erwin, secretary
=, Mrs. Lester Percy, treasurer; Miss Eff
:; Griffin, organist.
The attendance at the M. r. donatio
last Wednesday evening was very goot
Oh though but few from outside the viilag
were present, owing to bad travelling.
fine program was presented, consisting
OF singing, readings and Rotations, whic
at was supplemented, while the tables we
being set, with remarks by the pastor
the f. B. church, by Rev. S. W. Cove
nv and Mrs. Charles Drown.
he DEFERRED LOCALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Collins are visitir
er. relatives here.
is Mr.. and Mrs. Richmond Adams al
DIS their two daughters of Richford wer-
town last Thursday to attend the funer
S. of Mrs. o. J. Adams.
20. Clinton, son of Mr.. and M. F. PhiIliE
nm died Thursday of last week, aged two yeal
rd four months. The funeral was held at t.
lily house Saturday at II o'clock, Rev. B.
lrd Parker officiating.
ny At the annual meeting of the F. B. Su
day-school officers for the ensuing We
were chosen, as follows: D. l.. Hildret
nos Supt.; IL. L. Smith, Asst. Supt.; M
Carrie Willis, Sec; David w. Wrigi
Treas, John J. Kilby, Lib; Miss Ed
'n0 Tote, Organist
Delphia, wife OF o. j. Adams, died ia
~ 10, age 60 years. Funeral services we
held at the house Thursday afternoon a
the O'Clock, Rev. l. P. Chase officiating. NJ
Adams was highly esteemed by those W
ing knew her, and Mr.. Adams has the syl
asst pathy of the entire community.
Revs. E. Blake of West Derby, B.
led Newell of No. Danville, Franklin Blake
( Sutton, F. 1. Sargent of Wheelock, R.
Duston of st. job nsbury and B. F. Jeff