Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-11-12


put It's came last night, and is still coming
TO- DAY, with depth of five or six inches
aireaoy on the ground. One or two sleds
ano sleigh were seen on the streets this
morning, but found it hard scratching.
The Ladies' society of the Congresa-
1ionai church are invited to meet with
MRS. W. w. Miles, Mrs. Frank Thompson
and Mrs IL. r. Cutler at the home OF Mrs.
Miles and Mrs. Thompson Wednesday
afternoon, Nov. IA. Come early and eniov
social afternoon.
The following letters remain uncalled
Tor at the post office November IL. Please
say advertised when calling for them.
geo. Il. Ellinwood, Blanche GRAY. T. w.
Gurney, w. E. HoIbrook, SeIig Jacobs.
Wm. w. Lapoint, Edmond Trucott. RAUL
Wexford, Sadie Wiggins.
Clyde Heath of Goddard Seminary.
Barre, was hurt in football game played
last Monday with the Montpelier high
school team. This was for the champion
ship of the preparatory schools OF the state.
and was lost by a score of too Clyde is
highly spoken OF as player by the Barre
papers.
"Perley's Novelty Store" as the new
sign reads over the entrance of the Com
stock store, opened its doors for business
| Saturday morning, and one would Judge
from the people coming out with bundles
OF all sizes and descriptions that business
opened as we'll ss the doors. Articles
range in price from one cent to 25 cents,
nothing beirg over % cents. Articles
of hardware, clothing, dry goods, station
cry, cutlery, pictures, postcards and all
kinds of novelties make up the stock.
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Kinney, Sunday
school workers, make their headquarters at
this place during the winter. Mr. Kinney
has been employed by the American Sun
day School Union for thirteen years, doing
work IN Vermont. They have established
238 Sunday schools in that time. 1t is
purely missionary work. These schools are
organized in back districts where chuI che:
are not easily accessible. Mr.. and Mrs
| Kinney have tue oversight OF the schools
after esta blished. Some of these unior
schools have developed into churches, anC
eral of them. In the 23S schools organized
over 35,352 pupils have been taught for
greater or less time. Mr. Kinney ha
travelled in his work in the state nearl.
$4,000 miles. He has visited about 1000
families, and held 1,09S gospel meetings
4 | delivered 1.247 addresses and sermons
given periodicals to schools of $755 96 il
4 | value, distributed 292 Bibles and Testa
, ments, and reports $50 conversions. Mrs
Kinney accompanies him in his work an
greatly helps him in music and iuvenie
, 1 work. Some of the schools sustain weekl
, | prayer meetings. The object of the Ameri
can Sunday School Union is to establish
Sunday school in every needy and destitut
neighborhood, and to circulate religion
literature for the young. This is gran
work, and Mr.. and Mrs. Kinney shoul
have the encouragement which the uni
q versal cooperation of all the churches ca
| give, both by prayers and contributions.
The prospectases OF the lecture cours
have been been received from the Redp at
O Lyceum Bureau of Boston, which furnishe
G the talent for the course. There are in tn
: course six entertainments, as announce
| in the MONITOR last week, four lecture
c \ and two concerts. For those who want
is really good course, the committee hay
ID secured 1t. The first entertainment
November %, is by the Ion jackson cor
cert company, who are said by those WI
r+ have heard them to be one OF the finest.
~ not the finest thing of its kind on tt
market; and the second entertainment
:, December 5, lecture, picture talk an
- story entertainment by R. F. Outcault, tt
~ originator OF stBuster Brown" and d
D associates, is said to be an entertalnmeI
that drew the largest houses in luany
Is the cities last winter, and gave the be-
d satisfaction, being booked again this YET
~ | in these places. 1t is not necessary
mention Rev. P. S. Henson, of Boston, an
IN DR.. Roland D. Grant, both OF whom ha'
4 been here and have reputation. III
I'd Pariand- Newhan company are hlgh
a. recommended, and ;. A. Long, Wno
subject is asLightning and Toothplcks
:. promises to be treat to Barton audien'
- regardless OF talent heard before. He is
: young man who is fast rising to place
- tie first rank among orators, and II
originality Of thought STANDS alone at u
top. The management wish to announ'
that anyone wishing for catalogue OF ii
course, who has not received one, may g
% one by addressing H. j. Stannard. h
81. membe the date of the sale of seats, Tue
day evening, November 20, at seaver
is hall. Most of the good seats promise
I'd be taken at that time and any VINO real
no want good seat are advised to attend tn
ry auction of seats.
O. Congregational Church Notes.
Regular mid week prayer meeting Thur
he day evening at 7:3O O'Clock.
- The ladies of the Congregational socl
- ties of Orleans County are asked to col
~ tribute toward aChristmas present Tor MI
Thomson, the missionary's Wlie
Bulgaria All contributions should De ie