Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-05-13
LOCAL NEWS,
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Methodist Church Notes.

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Methodist Church Notes.
Church prayer meeting on Friday even
ing.
Two new members were received into
the Epworth League at the preaching SER
vice last night.
The Knights OF King Arthur will hold
their regular session tonight. It is ex-
pected there will be one candidate initiated.
Regular meeting of Epworth League this
week on Wednesday evening. Leader, E.
s. Kelley. Topic; accounting For Our
Time''
A very successful Epworth League social
was held at the church parlors Thursday
evening. short literary program was
rendered. Ice cream and cake were served
after which games were played.
The officers OF the Epworth League were
installed by the pastor last night. Presi-
dent, Stella Twombly; 1st vice president,
Carrie Wells; 2nd vice president, Ia Mars
hall; 3rd vice president, Lillian Hare; 4th.
vice president, Ebert Cole; secretary
Merrill Leland; treasurer, Frank Howard;
superintendent of Junior League, Ger
trude Lyon; organist, Winifred Wilkie
SOUTH BARTON.
Tie baseball team win go to West Burke
May so to cross bats with the home team
there.
Mrs. Oliver Stone visited her daughters,
MrssiIas Chickerlng and Mrs. Ida Harvey
at West Burke one day last week.
F, P. Thrasher and a. D. Fogg claim the
championship for having caught the most
trout the first day ST May. However, we
can't say how long they will hold the belt.
Mrs. Thrasher, who has been in Chicago
/ and other parts of the West for some time
arrived in Boston Apr. 30. On the follow
| ing Friday Mr.. Thrasher met her at that
place, and after visiting old friends and
relatives In Wakefield, Mass, they both
returned home Monday, May 6.
The W. W. & L. company are painting
the boarding house and building on al
| open piazza which extends around on one
! end and one side. They have also pur-
chased blinds for the house. E. S. Welsh
has charge of the work. The grading in
front of the boarding house is nearing
completion and will be a great improve
ment. J. Barton is doing the work.
ALBANY.
Mrs. Geo. Copeland has returned from
Burlington.
Stephen Wells is driving team for An
drew Miles.
Charles Courchain is working for Miles
& Whittemore.
Kelley's hill farm.
| D. Ii. Hackett is having his creamery
painted on the outside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Kinney of Craftsbury
; called at o. G. Whitcher's recently.
Mrs. K. M. Cowles spent several days
last week in Newport and Barton Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Darling have gone to
Canada where Mr.. Darling has brother
who is i'll.
Miss Liza Way has finished work for Mrs.
Will Stevens at st. Johnsbury and has re-
turned home.
30. c. Whitcher cut his foot quite Sc
verely while working in the woods one
day last week.
James MCGUIRE on May treated the g.
A. R. and Relief Corps and few friends
with sugar on snow.
Little Cora Bellrose has gone to Lowell
where she will stay with her aunt, Mrs.
Shortsleeves, and attend school.
SOUTH ALBANY.
Mrs.sA. A. Webster, who has been very
i'll, is gaining.
Miss Euna K. Anderson Of Craftsbury is
teaching our village school.
Geo. Powers has finished work for A. D
Patterson and has gone to Dixville, Can
Mrs. G. w. Williams, who has been In
i'll health all winter, is little improved al
this writing.
William Cutler, once well-known resi-
dent of this place, died recently at the home
me of his son, Foster Cutler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter entertained Mary
and Hubbard Howard while their fathe
was away attending the M. E. conference
at st. Johnsbury.
Miss Annie Graham has returned to All
bany for the spring term of school. Sh
has also resumed " ork with her music pu
pills in this town and in Craftsbury.
Rev. Mr. Howard closed his labors her
Apr. Ia. His many friends regret the de
parture of so faithful a worker. The new
pastor, Rev. Geo. Macdonald, preached hi
opening sermon Apr. %.
, Rev. and Mrs. E. Trowbridge, who hav
. been attending the w. M. Conference il