Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-01-23

Epworth League on Tuesday evening, at
I:5O. Subject: "How to Win Souls for
Christ" Leader, Mary Webster.
The pastor will speak next Sunday morn
ing on the subject: "Inclination, Hind
rance to Success" In the evening he will
lecture on "War."
One of the most interesting meetings of
tne church is the Junior League, which
meets every Sunday at 800 p. m. Ruth
Il. freeman leads the next service.
Sunday morning the choir will sing an
anthem with solo entitled so Lord Most
High" by William Reed. Mr.. PerIey will
sing for an offertory 6 A Vision on Peace, y
by Curtis Clark.
At the annual election of officers of the
Ladies' Aid Society on Wednesday last the
following officers were chosen: President,
Miss S. L. Drew; vice president, Mrs.
Nancy Simpson; secretary, Mrs. E. Fl
Webster; treasurer, Mrs W. G. Johnson; !;
dfrectresses, Mrs. Henry GIazier, Mrs. L.
2. Page, Mrs. Orman Drew. The society
will meet every third Wedn esday of each
month.
On Sunday evening Rev. j. o. Sherburn
preached very able sermon which will
conclude his preaching with this church
as presiding elder on the st. Johnsbury
district. He will hold quarterly confer
ence here some time in February in the
business interests of the church. Mr..
Sherburne has been an untiring worker,
fa II hfnI t0 tho iptoroat 0f hia oharpaa
regardless of personal ease, always bring
ing strength and good cheer into the par
sonage homes, and he will be greatly
missed. That God will bless and mark
his future will be the prayer OF his people
everywhere.
BARTON LANDING.
Dana Tripp, who has been very I'LL, is
improving.
on account of illness.
Thomas Buzzo has been on the sick list
for the past two weeks.
Miss Mary Skinner is at home from Skin
ner. Me-, for vacation.
Mrs. George Twombly, who has been
very Ill, is gaining slowly.
Mr.. John Sweeney of Island Pond was
in town Saturday on business.
Ralph Hooker of st. Johns bury has been
visiting friends in town recently.
Mr.. George F. Beede of Burlington is
visiting his nephew, Albert Beede.
Mr.. Govro, formerly of Barton, has
| come here and will do job teaming.
Mr. S. FL. Clough of Manchester. N. H,
is visiting his brother, Joseph Clough.
Messrs. TurnbulI and French have re-
| turned from their business trip to Boston.
Mr.. Harley Clough has finished his new
house ON Water street and moved into it.
Mrs. Thomas Landon has had a very
severe attack of the grip, but is now gain
ing.
Miss Minnie Stannard is clerking at the
Davis store in Barton during the Peerless
sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. L. Smith of Newport
Center have been visiting their son, B. o.
1 Smith.
M. M. Taplin and J. Z. Stoddard were in
! Morgan and Charleston last week on legal
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Baraw have returned
from their wedding trip to Chelsea and
Montpelier.
Miss Ethel Moulton, who has been teach
ing in the Fisk district, finished her
school Friday.
Don Keizer has moved from the Wheeler
block into one of Silas Sargent's tenements
on Maple street.
Rev. s. G. Lewis was in South Troy
last Friday to officiate at the funeral OF
James HartWell.
The new furnace and chandelier have
Arrived for the opera house, which viii
be ready for use.
: A. B. Shepard of Hardwick has opened q
boot and shoe shop in the rooms recently
vacated by the bakery.
DIR. RoweH spent part of last week in
Troy and Westfeld on business for the
firm of TapIin & RoweII.
D. W. Buchanan is remodelling his barn
into central telephone Office and store
room. Mr.. Gay is doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Sawyer have re-
turned from visit of several weeks among
friends and relatives at West Derby.
Mr. Annis, the contractor for building
the opera block, has finished his work ant
returned to his home in Albany.
George Parker, who has been in Boston
for several weeks, has returned home ant
will resume his work in the paint shop.
Mrs. Harris Allen and Mrs. Georg
, Whipple of Lyndonville have been visit
, ing at Harvey Whipple's the past week.
, Mrs. Wallace Sawyer, who has been Wis
iting her parents the past two weeks ma
: returned to her home in Milbury, mass'
. Mrs. Richardson of Derby Center ah'
Miss Jennie Richardson of Newport nas'
been visiting their sister, MIS- Hnine'
: Baraw.
E. w. Merrill and his three cnlioren
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