Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-29

The pastors heart goes out in tender |
prayerful. sympathy for bereaved ones in
our community. Let the hearts of many |
rise to God for them and for the sick in
our midst.
S" F2uls Church Notes.
To-day and two following days high
mass at s O'Clock.
Friday, mass at a. M and the opening
of a novena in honor of the Holy Ghost.
Sunday, mass at $50; sermon ssThe Oper-
stions of Holy Ghost" Collection for debt
of the church; 7:C0 prayer meeting.
Thursday, June 1, Ascension day mass at
Lowell; prayer meeting here at 7:3O, SER
mon, 'sThe Ascension of Our Lord"
Congregational Church Noes.
Union prayer meeting in Vestry Thurs
day evening.
Business meeting of G. E. this (Monday)
evening. Officers and committees are re-
] quested to be present.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will meet with Mrs. G. A. Katen
Wednesday p. m at 5 o'clock.
I The choir next Sunday morning will
sing g Holy Spirit Come" by Korchat, and
Buck. Mrs. Stannard, Mrs. Batchelder
end Mrs. Wright win sing 6 o Jesus Thou
Art Star ding" by Claribel.
Union Memorial services were held at
! the church yesterday morning, a large
congregation being present, and Rev. WA.
Warner gave very interesting sermon.
| Miss Mildred Lang recited an appropriate
/ poem in her usual pleasing manner, and
G. B. Webster assisted in the choir. There
were twelve Comrades of the q. A r. pres
ent. Comrades Collision, Collision, Web
Eter, Webster, Stiles, Cook, Joslyn, Dwyer,
Randall, Drown, Sisco and French. Com
rade Drumming was unable to be present
on account of the death of hisI wife which
occurred early in the morning.
/ BARTON LANDING.
Mrs. Ethel Brennan Sawyer is visiting.
here.
Mrs. Eva Hatch is visiting at A. d.
Mathews
+ 81 books have been added to the high.
,ssool library.
4 large number listened to tie band cbfhss
cert Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. D. Chandler has gone to Will
ig6ghbyN for the summer.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
A MeGoff last Tuesday night.
H. E. Folsom of Lyndonville was4n.
town the irst part of the week.
large number listened with pleasure
to the postponed band concert last Tues
day evening.
The game of ball whichhad been sched-
uled with Lyndon Institute~for Saturday
was cancelled.
Remember the Memorial day exercises
here tomorrow and the. entertainment in
the evening blythe ,fninsGrels.
The Barton Landing high school ball,
, team has arranged q game with Newport
academy at Newport next Saturday.
A mass meeting in the interests Of the
Village Improvement Society will be- held
in village hall some time next week. An
interesting program is expected.
The ladies of the NJ E. church will meet
Thursday at church parlors. The ladies
ske requested to come in afternoon and
bring their work. Supper as usual.
The fire alarm was given ,here last Tues
day for a slight blaze in 1 F. j. J.<Kinney's
drug store The fire proved very slight
! and was out when the company arrived.
Our lights disappeared Saturday evening
very suddenly by the breaking of a afwire
near Bloomington. Therwire was.tnended
and the lights caHeon as usual'Iast night.
Rev. s. g. Lewis returned Friday from
the Missionary conference held in Wor-s
cester, Mass, May 1926. Mr.. Lewis will
give an account OF the meeting Sunday
morning, June 4.
The address Tuesday evening in the
Congregational church by Rev. E. NJ. Fu,-
Ter of Burlington, on Sunday school work,
was very helpful and Interesting, although
the attendance, owing to other attractions,
was small.
The lighting fixtures for the new ball of
the Knights of Pythias have arrived and
are being put in position. The date of
dedication of the new hall has not yet been
set.. The lodge room when CON pleted aeT
cording to the plans of the local lodge VII
be one of the best in arrangement and fFr-
nishings of any In this part OF the state.
The Village Improvement Society are TO
observe Saturday June Sd as Labor day
when the district committee viii look after
their own sections by removing all refuse
&c. AT noon all children who help In the
work are invited to repair to the Austin
: grove with box OF lunch, where the
ladies viii provide ice-cream for them all.
The entertainment given Thursday even
ing by the Eckhardt bell ringers under the
auspices of the Village improvement Soci-
ety was we'll attended and pronounced
frstclass. T1e music on the glassaphone,
y aluminum chimes, Swiss bells and the
marin baphone was nothing less than won-
J derful. The singing of the Cary twins was
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