Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-04-17
Methodist Church Notes.

The topic for Epworth League on Tues
day evening is ''Glorifying God in Our
Recreat1ons;" leader, w. W. Hartwell.
The will be no service in the Methodist 4
church next Sunday, but all are cordially
invited to attend the Congregational
Church that day.
. The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at the
church parlors on Wednesday afternoon.
Ladies are expected to furnish for the
ables. Supper at six o'clock.
The ladies' AID society will meet at the
Methodist Episcopal church parlors
Wednesday afternoon, April 49,. Supper at
O'Clock. A cordial invitation is extended
to all. Ladies please furnish for the tables.
Rev. w. c. johnson will go to
conference tomorrow. 1t is expected by his
many friends that he will return for
another year, as he was cordially invited
by the quarterly board to serve the church
longer.
The Easter services yesterday were of
unusual interest. The singing by the
choir was very fine and of class
seldom heard in country church. The
d
large union congregation in the evening
by their delig htful voices. Much credit is
due Mrs. W. r. Aldrich for her painstak
ing labor with the children.
BARTON LANDING.
Edward Dudley is erecting barn on the
hill.
| Frank Hardy has removed from here to
| West Derby.
Mr.. 0. H Rawson of Newport was here
on business Friday.
Roy and Ray Skinner have returned to
the University Of Vermont
J. G. TurnbuH appeared last week in
handsome new automobile.
F. E. Wheeler has had his house
equip ipoed with electric lights.
The lodge OF the New England Order OF
Protection win meet this evening"
William B Bullock of Newport was in
town on business Friday afternoon
Joseph CIoueh is erecting new house
on the hill east Of the railroad track.
There will be an Easter concert next
Sunday evening at the M. E. church.
A place has been built at the side of w.
c. Twombly's store for hose carriage.
The regular meeting of the EpWorth
League will be held tomorrow evening.
o. Smith entertained his mother, Mrs.
H. Smith from Newport Center last week.
The International Correspondence School
is holding an exhibition in Webster's drug
store.
Miss Nora Morse of Derby Line spent
Sunday with relatives here. She returns
today.
Miss Agnes Keyes from johnson has
been the guest of friends in town during
the past week.
We are pleased to report that Miss
Maude Clough is recovering from her re-
cent severe illness.
F. o. Lothrop will soon erect large
barn in the rear of the Valley House. The
lumber is now being drawn.
The farmers who come in from the sur
rounding country report the maple sugar
situation as greatly improved.
The annual meeting of the Village I'M
pro vement Society will be held this even
ing with Mrs. Fl. M. Whipple.
Principal Clifford A. Hall has arranged
the program for the commencement eA-
ercises of the high school in June.
Milton Brown OF Boston, Mass, Is speno :
ing the week here, visiting his aunt, MIS-
G. S. Skinner, and other relatives.
DIR. and Mrs. Wells have returned from
} visit to Mrs. Wells parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Perkins at Brownington Center.
? Anw oliver typewriter has been placed
: in the local post Office. This speaks well
for the progress of the growing office.
An Easter concert, 'Notes OF Victory
|. with recitations and chorus viii be given
l at the Cong. church next Sunday mig ht at
Z O'Clock.
Considerable trouble has been expert
! enced by some of the MIGRANTS being
? frozen. One recently burst and flooded {
part of the street.