Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-05-15

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burn OF Sutton visited one day last week
at S. w. Corliss.
Mrs. Irving NJ. Connor recently enter
tanned Mrs. Cora FerriIl and Mrs. Fred
Drown of Barton.
Rev. s. g. Lewis goes to Derby next Sun
day to preach the Baccalaureate sermon be-
fore the graduating class.
The decoration of the new residence of
Supt. E. e. Doe has been completed by
George Whitbeck and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arad Brown of Westtield
have returned home from a visit to their
daughter, Mrs. F. J. Kinney.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E.
church VIII meet in the church parlors
Tuesday p. m. at 2:30 o'clock.
Among the families that have recently
moved into this village is that of Wesley
Dale, who comes from South Barton.
Cashier R. A. Bean of the Central Saw
ings Bank,and Trust Co. spent last Sun
day at his cottage at Stone Pond in Glover.
John Cotton of Twombly & Cotton has
dug cellar and begun the laying of the
wall for a new house on Willoughby street.
Mr.. Elliott, representative of the Bible
Society will preach at the M. E. church
next Sunday q. n. and at the Cong church
in the evening.
Mrs. Wallace 2. Sawyer of Millbury'
Mass, is expected Saturday to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Brennan.
Mr.. Sawyer will come little later.
Rev. J. B. Lyman of the Congregational
church will occupy the pulpit of the First
Baptist church of Newport next Sunday in
exchange with Rev. Charles I'll. Brown OF
! that place.
| The work on the new houses to be erect
ed by the Chandler Co. will begin in
short time. They will make very slightly
additions to the many residences of the
| village.
G. H. Wiley, formerly of this place, who
has besn principal of the HardWlck acad
emy for the past two years, has resigned
his position there to take effect at the
| close of the academic year.
There will be no ball game between the
Barton Landing team and Newport acad-
emy as the former are unable to play. A
number of the high school boys play in
the band and there are not enough men TO
make up the team.
| The first class and popular entertain
ment, David Harum viii be presented at
the opera house Thursday, evening, May IS,
/ by Edward 81. Frye of Boston who comes
| highly recommended. Lovers OF David
Harum viii be glad to avail themselves Of
the opportunity of hearing Mr.. Frye's new
monologue adapted from this novel. II
you don't want to laugh better stay away
A woman, who attempted to board the
airline train for Newport Saturday night,
had narrow escape from being seriously
| injured. She was late in reaching the
depot and attempted to board the train
| just as it started. She placed her basket
on the steps, but before she could step
aboard she was thrown to the platform.
She was rolling towards the truck of the
car when she was stopped by men stand
ing near bye. The train was stopped and
she was helped aboard, slightly injured
but badly frightened.
Rev. F. W. Lewis conducted the quart
erly conference held at the church parlors
last Saturday evening, after which a re-
ception was held by the members of the.
church assisted by the Epworth League.
Refreshments were served and pleasant
time enjoyed oy all. Mr.. Lewis preached
Sunday a. M, administering the sacra-
ment OF the Lords Supper. Four people
were received into the church by letter.
Weather permitting the Barton Land
ing band will render the following pro-
gramme, Thursday evening, May IS.
March, Waldmere, FIJI. Losey
Waltz, Daisy. Pettee
March, Norembega, r. Z. Hall
March (Charaeteristic), Noisy Bill,
F. Il. Losey
baritone solo, Marengo, Ripley
TWo-step, Good by, Little Girl, Good-b by,
Morse
Anvil Polka, (By request), Parlow
Spanish Waltz, san salvador, j. M. Fulton
March, The Game Keeper, j. 81. Fulton
Following is the programme for the
Christian Endeavor convention to be held
here Friday: Morning, 1000, devotional
service; address Of welcome; response,
J. r. Akin, president; report of secretary
a I'D treasurer with summary of reports
from the societies, Mrs. c. w. Tenney;
general business; roll call; delegates are
requested to report work done by their
societies; 11:15 ''The New Endeayer, ''iad-
dress prepared by Rev. g. s. Mills, second |
state vice president; IL: 80 discussion, 'sThe
Strength and Weakness of Christian En-
deayor.n . led by Rev. George B. Nye; 12:00
dinner and social hour: Afternoon, 1:15
praise service, the Glory Songs will be
used; 1:30, Christian Endeavor and Evan
gelfsm, Rev. Josiah Poeton; discussion,
Christian Endeavor and Conversion. led by
Rev. C. Fl. Brown; song, Miss Lillian
Lothrop; 2:15, The Call to Service, 81. g.
Woodruff, first state vice president; song;
800, An Hour with the Juniors, in charge
of Miss Lillian Lothrop; Address to Jun
iort; Rev. c D. Crane, field secretary of
Maine Christian Endeavor Union. Even
ing: ZOO, open air service of song: song,