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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-25

Throughout the length and breadth
Of this land of liberty, young and Ole
understand full well the Significance
Of election. Councilman. aldermen
mayors OF cities, county oflcials, state
fticials, United States congressman
senator's and the president are chosen
or elected from among the people to
their various official stations They are
chosen with a view to the blessing
that viii accrue to the electors by the
exercise OF their official positions
How strange. then, that we who are
so familiar with these things should
read into our text SO very different a
view of election!
The thought should naturally sug-
gest itself to us that IL God Is electing
or selecting church at the present
time IL must be with view to the use
Of that church subsequently to serve
in some manner the interests of the
remainder OF the world, from among
whom they are elected. And this is
just what the Scriptures teach; namely,
that Christ esus himself IL the head,
the Chief Ruler, and that this select"
are, figuratively speaking. his mem
bers," his associates, his under priest
hood. The Scriptures tell us that God
foreknew our Lord esps az the one
who would occupy the glorious position
OF Prophet, Priest, Mediator and King
Of the world during the Millennium.
They tell us also that the same God
and Father Of our Lord esus Christ
foreknew us also and "predestinated'
that there should be a Church class
selected from among the world to be
their Redeemer's associate. his under
priesthood his subordinate Kings dur
ing the Millennium.
As the Lord Jesus was elected or se-
lected and proven worthy, according to
certain tests which were imposed upon
him, SO likewise his church was called
and IL to be elected or selected from
among men under tests of character
which will determine the fit and the
unfit, the worthy and the unworthy,
and that thus the faithful win them
selves have to do with making their
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-25

calling and election sure, firm, stea 4
fast, eternal.
1.-THE Elect Now and Hereafter.
The church Is spoken Of as Gods
elect now before the election has
been finished before the testing is
completed, before the called have prov
en- faithful and worthy. These are
elect in the sense OF having been
ominated-"m moved and seconded =
God moved that they should be elected,
and called them with heavenly CALI
ing" 1t remained for the called one
themselves to second the notion" by
presenting themselves In full consecra-
ton OF heart to the Lord But this
was not sufficient. for the invited ones
were recognized as imperfect and UNI
able to come up to the requirements OF
the call Hence 1t was necessary that
the Lord Jesus Christ should become
their surety and agree to supply out OF
his own fullness Of merit all OF their
lack. their imperfection. And this he
gladly does by applying for such the
merit of his sim atonement sacrifice
finished at Calvary.
waxing she Election Sure.
Keeping befoe our minds that the
heavenly Father made the motion or
the call, and that we seconded 1T by
accepting the call upon it's terms OF
faith and conservation unto death, and
that our Lord Jesus is our surety, who
will make good our unintentionaI blum
ishes, what shall we say of the prose
poets of our being elected and at whose
door shall we lay the responsibility il
we are not elected? Surely the I'M
changeabIe God who nominated us has
made every provision for our election
and will cooperate. Surely our Re-
deemer, our Surety, our Advocate will
give us every assistance in the way,
and according to his promise, cause
all things to work together for our
good. Just as surely. therefore, the
entire responsibility for failure would
lie at our door And this is what st.
Peter in our text declares, Make your
calling and election sure"
From this standpoint we have a
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-25

election-our Kingdom honors and
glories-are specifically referred to by
st. Peter in the next verse, saying:
For so an entranct shall be minis
tered unto you abundantly into the
everlasting kingdom Of our Lord and
Savior Jesus Christ" If, dear breth-
rem, we believe these things, let us
permit them to control our lives-our
words our deeds and our thoughts.
Surely we can well afford to be con-
sidered foolish along lines of the sac
rifices of earthly interests If thereby
we can develop the character which
our Lord desires, and prove ourselves
worthy of a share in His kingdom.
according to the terms and conditions
of the election, as God has distinctly
laid them down in mis- word.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-25


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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-25
Adlourned for pay.

When the jury in the case OF the
state against f. A. Lowrie returned
it's verdict of acquittal on the grounds
OF insanity, yesterday Afternoon.
Judge Chas. A. Pollock adjourned
district court until Friday morning,
when the civil calender will be re-
sumed and the remaining cases dis
posed OF
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-25
othsr eraess . Be Added.

ne dp0SJtS cOnunuGS MS advice as
to things necessary to be added by
those who would make their calling
and election sure. They must keep
adding, and the adding must be little
by little and day by day. The knowl-
edge we gain OF God through His
word should lead us to greater mod
Grafton Translated temperance In our
common version), Let your modera.-
ton be known unto all men."-Phil.
Nv, s. Moderation or balance in
thought, in word in action. Gods
people may he called extremists by
those not begotten Of the Holy Spirit
and who know not "tl1e mystery But
even they should be able to charge i'm
moderation only on the one score
our irnnoderation, our faitnfuIness IN
the word of the Lord and to onr
covenant of self sacrifice as follow
ers In the footsteps of Jesus. Our lives
should be so moderate as respects
business and pleasure and food and
raiment, etc, that we should be ex.
amples Of wisdom and moderation
to alI--extremeists only, along the same
lines that Jesus and the apostles were
counted extremists by those who
knew not neither did understand .stne
mystery" Of their endeavor to be of
"the very elect"
Patience must not be forgotten, ii,
addition to moderation. LET pa
tience have her perfect work that We
may be perfect and entire, wanting
nothing" Next add godliness-gen-
eral goodness. benevolence, benignitv
toward all Add next brotherly kind
ness--in the natural family relation
ship, and also In the spiritual family,
the church. Love as brethren
fought to lovel. we ought also to
lay down our lives for the brethren"
Still further the apostle urges that,
while all of the foregoing are ele-
ments OF love, we superadd love itself
In the fullest sense toward the Lord.
toward the brethren, toward human
tty, toward the brute creation and
toward our enemies. While all OF
these cannot be loved in the same
degree. all should profit by the spir-
II OF love In our hearts for ALL
rye Shall Never FalI.e
Now comes the climax OF the adj
vice TO those seeking to make their
calling and election sure CIV. VIII. IF
these things be In you and abound.
they make you that We shall be
neither barren nor unfruitfuI In the
knowledge OF our Lord Jesus Christ.
And then. as our text declares, If
these things abound and II we give
diligence to the making sure of our
calling and election and do these
things. we shall never fatI--we shall |
III no case fall OF securing our cleo
ton. God seeketh such for Joint
heirship with their Redeemer In the
Kingdom God "seeketh such to
worship Him as worship Him In spirit |
and In trutn'
The grand contamination Of our
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-25
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Worth of Timber--Weather Bureau Uses
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-25

Forum Want WAN. q WIN ss For m
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-25

"Nhat shall n Profit q Man.
Our Lord asked wherein would be-.
the profit to any man IL he were to
gain the whole world and lose his
own soul-lose his future life? For the
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-25
ELECTING KINGS
Brethren, Give Diligence to Make Your Calling and
Election Sme"-H Peter |, 10

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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-01
PRINCETON.


princeton, Nov Mr.. II. +.
De Jarncttc spent last week H. Lo-
g,n coprt. nm I.pal h,si,e.s
Misc r.,r, - c,.ia u,o mont
''''" inns place 10 'n' cooper nos
pita' in linton for treatment is
improving rapidly. She expects 10
be able to return 10 mis- place in
the near futur'.
Misses Bessie BeckwIth. Pansy
Auair' Pauline karnes ana clio
Taliaffrro and McssrS r. s. Carer
ION ana u. T.. DE Jarnel'e went 10
hIneh'ld I"s' saturday "oning to so"
r'uny Nnhi"s. returning sunday
morning
Mr.. and Mrs. p. T." Entel have re-
'u'''d from AN extended visit 10
tne'r FORMER home in CSolumbus.
ONO. Nr. EhieI, VINO has been sur
''r'hE from blood poisoning in his
arm is very much improved.
Nr +. y. Deemer who has been
'ne guest 81 his son, Francis j..
+ "'emer' Jr.' for the past week. has
.e'"r"'u 10 ms nome in Wilkes
Barre. Pa.
VIZ ~ /. '"per'on has returned
from " business visit 10 Norfolk.
Nttorhets 5. Nahle Jas. H..
Io'e"o', 'ohh Ha"iey ). r. Dill
'"'u '"u Judge -. Frank Hayward,
OF bI"oheld Were I'm Princeton last
week on business.
Mr.. W. b. Honaker. clerk OF the
I'ul court was in Bland county
'"'H "'eN'
Nr5. Howe Bailey and sister. Miss
'ui'"e harHes' spent "Wednesday
lat ,'''ene'd shopping.
-'rF. = }. Hoee left Wednesday
'or Hoe' ; store va where she
wiz spend ABOUT two weeks, the
Eue.t o. relatives
NrS' IT, w LaZ"nbY her two lit
'.' "ushierS ana si5'e'. Miss Ma
RE Dudley. went TO Blueiield Wed
''eSday On Il shoppi trip
nr' ana MRS. j. II Hogc. with
'"e'r TWO niue sons are visiting Mr..
.,' Mrs' ''n HOG I' Giles count
TINS week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-07
COW PUNCHERS
| ON WAR PATH
HOOKING FOR The MAN WHO
RAN WILD WEST SHOW
ON aTRGAk.

Leaving two hungry oow.punoh-
ore and eight equally hungry In
dams to wander hopefully among
tho AsYsp. exposition offices yos.
terday, looking for pay ehoek or
a meal ticket, v, Watson. Granville
proprietor OF the Wlld West SHOW
In the Gold Camps OF Alaska on the
Pay Streak. took up his bed and hla
bank roll aud walked. or moro
probably rode. away from Seattle
The stranded members Of the
cowboy troop had substituted real
ammunition for blank cartridges
and started out early Tuesday
morning to learn why NJ Watson
had neglected his promises 10 pay
thom SIS each after Mondays
close Of business, bul Mf Watson
had anticipated their rude inten,
lions. aud, being tired Of trying to
run d Wild west show with no bank
roll and small gato receipts. be
aoomn to have taken the proceeds
Of the good business Of Saturday.
sunday aud Monday and preciplt.
ouniy departed
That ia what the stranded IN.
dams aud cowboys said yesterday.
at any rate. aud Director Of Con
ccahlonH Maitot. after investigating
tho case took The same view and
told the wild wosternern that they
would have to collect their wages
from W q Tanner, owner Of the
Gold Camps concession. or not at
all. Tanner had hired Watson and
his shaN for a season Al the Gold
Camps Mr. Tanner has not yet
decided 10 assume Watson's nos.
lected responsibilities, and The
stranded redskins aud COW punch
oru are about reduced to the neceH.
sity OF manual labor
"The wild west show was not
properly managed, staged or cos
tuned. said Director Of concea.
niona Nation today. and was
hound 10 be a loser Watson did
not have enough money 10 put II
on properly A first class Wild
west show would have been a sue.
tcss. but no third rate ahoN Of any
bort will paHs muster among the
Attractions ON the Pay Streak We
hope 10 place a Hho~ Of high quail
~ Al the Gold lamps soon. Mean.
whlle the stranded showmcn viii
hAva 10 locate Watson or get their
money from Tanner, for the cIposl
,loa cannot pay them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-07

NORTH YAKIMA. IulI LII IT
=. Scott. a dentis, who has prao.
tioed In the Pacific Northwest for
the past 30 years. was found DYING
IN a bath tub a, bis residence here
sieiAus Who worked with him IN
a vain effort TO save bis life say
that death resulted from heart fail
ure. Influenced BY the heat Of the
water In which the doctor war bath.
Ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-07
lnJvseo IN AUTO DASH.

WILKES BARRIE. Pa. July l.
Mrs James hughes, OF this city. was
Killed, Miss Laura Cannon. mem
Der Of the county bar. probably
fatally Injured. and James Hughes,
husband Of the dead woman, and
president Of the Wilkes Barre
Automobile club. and chauffeur.
we're slightly hurt. when an auiomo'
bile In which they were riding made
Wild dash down wilkes Barre
mountain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-07
81 WAISTS

Sale stops at II o'clock prompt
White and Colored Lawn Waists.
plain tailored and fancy effects All
sizes. from 81 to ~ ..........,..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-07
TIE BON MARche
THE BON MARCHES JULY CLEARANCE SALE
THE BON MARCHr

The sale that means what it says
prices The sale that offers only dep,
Ron MARCHE through and through
YOU, in value and in reductions. In all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-07

INSIST ON A NEW YORK nor
LUNCH and avoid inferior lmita.
uonhi Delivered at your place Of
TIC each.
Ridf dp A s6ls or Main 1870.
Prompt delivery assured
One trial, one test Goodbye to
Main office, aie Marion street
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-29

Esto dice enaticamente e ST. Juan Fernandez Rodguez
dc Ia FAbrica de abacos Flor de Feruandez Hahana
Cuba quen aaade que caando eupcz6 toaar Ia Ozouaue
si6np pesaba solamsnte 100 ibfas ysahora pesa 16o'
EsEA Es UNA PRpEnA EsLQs REsUITApos'j5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-29
information de SANDAL

Tnsps-tor de Alimeutos. san Juan. Da
euents de hsber destruido $ los. garbzn-
zus picadCs. prOpi.riad de Don Juan Perez
N. I'd. Ia. Id. Iniorna haber dsstruido
Is Iztas de lechs propiedad de d. Fran
cisco Arss-
:. OTizele, Mayag1ez Solicita autoriHa-
cidn para exhumzr ioz rest0s De Bernardo
lraza
Ofieial de Sanidad. MayaEueE Informs
ore han sido dados de alta varios ezsoa
Ge difteria reportsdos.
Olieial De Ssnid,d Iunoos. Psriisipa
ol,e prtisa eouformlizd de - dleio fas
sseriiieado m cahalso asscsto te mserno.
Ds4h Pa, Sap eeFRaa- soaslis pr
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-29

Dsapalale
10 Raaeses eslgzve IzajlffA
para Trabajar.
o. HubO quiezaes me dl-
:jera1a Sque esfaba en- ell
UltirRao Periodic de La
Tfsis Y que me Eesta-
BAN pocas sesaaannas de
Vida.
Pero gEacias 4 la
naaaravillOsa medicine
Ozonaulsi0Ra me salve 5
del sepullc:rl'Ol'. ! !
Esto dice enticamente ST. Juan Fsrnandez Rodhguez,
deTa Ferpaudez h" Habaua,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-29

MISC para eonstrlIir IN esiablo, e. vianio
I el correspondents pl4go-
gfcial De Sanidsd,s ,sAEu8diIla Pide De-
snvisn taristas csrtiiieadas de salud-
Santiago Caramhoi, Miro. P.omero Ee-
mite plano y especiiieaeiones de obrss us
pIomeria Que VI eieefuaF en- a easa de D.
Luis lem. SlntuFce-
Marcos NlfeE. san LQrsnso. Soiicita
autonracidn para cxhumaF los restos De Da
Juanz GunEaheE
Han ado coueSdidos % dias De liCea.ia
con pag0. al clsA del Depariameulo DE-
Saniaad. Be8ciioenels = GoTre-ci0nes. -.
Carlos A6eila Blanca.
. Ant0nip Martin. Nera Bsja- Fids agf0-
FiEaribn para sbrir 81 essab.seiniento de
paradsyia
0fieial ds Sanddad, IAres. luiorma dns
ezsos Esbss tiiti3sa e :. bzgno Anba-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-29

x>@ &asS$*&~ S% Habana, Cuba, Marzo 27 dc 1908
y ozom1la sion Coz, Nueva York.
Muy sehores mfos: fFFssrS"
y Habiendo recibido en- perfeota condieion
I'm frasquiGo de, eu' maravi1losa med% Tina oZo-
Yu1sion, que como muestra gratis Y nj pet1-
ci6n tuvieron La amabi1ida de envdarme, ten
go Ell gusto do nanif estar1es que oon el uso
dc dicho frasqutto ocho dc 1oe grandes me
siento va m1y mej orado de La tos el fuerte
catarro que desde hac1a :diez meses me 1mped1a
trabajar. as,s3sSs ~ Sasa9 ''f'2 "
~ Cuando La empeo6 tomar me ha11aba tfst-
co y solo pesaba 100 libras: Los mea1oos me de-
:, clan que me encontraba en- 81 11t1mo per1odo dc
esta terrible enfermedad que no pod1a vivir
sino pocas semanas. He tornado su tratan1ento
abso1utamente de aouerdo con Las 1nstruecto-
nee que SO encuentran 1mpresas en- La et1queta
de cada pomo ahora peso 1bo 1ibras. >.'%5."~.,
s. LIE nando mis- retratoa: uno antes dc to-3
maria despu6s 10 dtferente que estoy. -'-
h Doy eracias la ozomu1ston por haherme
: aal vado ds la merte = fssssSssaa4.g. sA~-v. q
u Soy capataz de La FAbrica de Tabacos
, HLa Flor de Fernandez, % estab1ec1da en- La Ca
lie del Egido No. II, Habana, Cuba.l 'f"'aa
y Siempre usare Ia ozomu1sion y La reco-
mendar@ mis- operarios todos Los demas.
= A. De Uds. atto.. afao. S. S.
>ca@.e.r s71 s71e..svr +. co. soH5 eRUeA;a<<ea-
eADA LETRA
DICE la YERDkD Il
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-29

grandes s2mbTeros -.
Como son pequenas no dan moles' Ia
al que Sc ,ienta detras de qu6n las Ileva
Sc hacen de rico material. lamoIen
siryen para traies de tarde.
Esta es checha de tisn amarillo La
puarnici6n e. de cuentas, Sc pOne de ma
nesa que quede bien pegada a la cabeza .
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-29

Las einias y tlc-es dehea 'casr sc-re el
vuelo del ala. hscia el irsnle
Sc ven muy grari9s0s. estos som7-e-
rcs- cuando las nifas lieEsn e0 81 cane-
10 lazos del coIcr de las flores del somrre-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-29
PILD0RAS ARTIBACILARES.

rBsr Huiibaeasr-s prots89 mas Podsoso Hsf l
: suracl6a ee hs aeers1ne De- fsspratoro
puirrnu Ciea pruatauesN al b. Pssofal
podto AcJtatvua
deten % rsaabzczaeuto
prsrRl er0EEAa d h b.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-29

soNBRERo FRAR NISA De sErs ASos.
De encaie y CASA es este bonito sombre-
70.
Ileya laEos de cints de muselina blanca
Las floTes s0a roIas Y con follaie.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-29
cA?oTA cE sEATRo DE PARIS,

Hay algo de coqueterla y gusto en- cstas
capotas la, que han sldo ldeadas por
una sombrerera irancesa
Estas capotas son 10 tinico que So permit
ir 81 les tcltro, tranceses
..-. .'i'r1i'ade5 que enc!ent an
toIos los empresa-os de teatros con lo:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-29

y
r,eritos dc IL ozomrlsi6n
son las 1naravillosas css~
raciones que haee, = estas,
curaciones son dsbidas e.
susipgredieutes absoIHta-
1uente puros y al fnfsiino
Accite de Higado de Ba~
calao qucentra en- 81 ma
nufactura, Ia eual sc hace
porAel procedimiente do
la Ozomaision Goa baje
Ia direction personal dc
eminentes quisnicos y me-
dicos, todo 10 cuat con-
tri5uye 6 que hoy sea,
cicnti6carnente, 10 decha-
do de pcrfeccionesquena.
die SC atrcve siquiera q
! t1iscutir -. -..s S
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-29
cADA LETRA
DICE Ia VERDkD

A mas do 10 anterior,
solo queremos decir que,
como eI precedente, tene'
mos millares de testimo'
MOS en- nuestros archi'
vos; todos escritos POI
personals agradecidas qg'
han sido curadas de Tos.
Resfriado, Bronquitis
Catarro, Pulmonfa, Gri
pa, Clorosis, Anemia, Tu
berculosis y otras Enfer
medades Debilitantes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-29

q 1ocU 4 eo$ euARHicloN os C'HT''
La forma recogida y redopda s' 'ntrevs
u este esombrero
a copa del sombrero Sc cunre con una
rama que lIega al ribete de ala
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-29
p..pse. 3 tor..r . orgnulsl6u. Z,

Dc oEomHiaou
E "excIuslylslno" que en- 81 tiene la OzomuI-
sion es 10 que lie ha dadO enorme fama en- tOdas
parties. ,.' 40 -.
Por Io tanto no pIda "emuIsiOn" sino Ozo-
nuIsfon, e insiSta que Sc La dem La diferen-
cia entire ambas signihcara Ia saIvacion de Ia
vida de I'd, asi como la del Sr. Rodriguez fue
saIyada nor La OZOmuIsion. ssaA
Devsnta en- DoBs Bot Dos taahos: Gra1dsy eoano
ozoNUIsIOH 70. York Paris Londres.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-14
DERBY.

Mrs. Or.) Aldrich returned Wednes-
day from ST. Johnsbury.
Miss Ruth Jenne returned Friday
from her visit in South Troy.
Mrs. Arnold Edmunds of South Troy
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. L. P. Jenne.
Rev. and Mrs. Holman have gone to
Boston and vicinity for a months va
cation.
Miss Rachel Hammond of North
Troy is the guest of Miss Blanche
Griggs.
Nathan Nichols, an aged man who
has been cared for some time at the
Moody farm, died last week.
Mrs. Colby, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. F. N. Aldrich, has
returned to East st. Johnsbury.
Rev. and Mrs. Martin were called
away suddenly Wednesday by the sad
news Of the sudden death of Mrs. Mar
tins mother.
Rev. F. B. Blodgett of Derby Line
occupied the Methodist pulpit Easter
morning in the absence of the pastor,
going also to Salem-Derby for after
noon service.
Miss Edyth Holt was very pleasant
ly remembered by her many friends on
her birthday. April 4. by a post card
shower numbering 208, and also by
many gifts and sum Of money.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-04-14
LOCAL NEWS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

The topic for the C. E. prayer meet
ing Thursday, Apr. %. is why We
Observe the Lords Day. Leader,
Mrs. VIM. Price.
The Blake school will open April 19
with Lettie Moore teacher. The Buck
school will openvApril 90 with Myrtle
,Ames as teacher and the Center and
Dolloff schools on the 26th with
Lillian Findley at the Center and Tia
White at the Dolloff.
The Easter exercises at the church
were of special interest, the beautiful
morning and the memory Of the day
brought out large audience. filling
the church. which was beautifully dec
grated with potted plants. ferns and
Easter lilies. The program consisted
of recitations and choruses by the chill
dren, three anthems by the choir anc