Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-10-23

last week, CcC. lO-ll. MUCH sunshine
was enjoyed, not only from the clear
sky, but was manifest in the encourag-
ing reports from the churches and the
hearts and faces of the visiting dele
gates Truly the Son of Righteous
ness has arisen with healing in His
wings and the mighty power of his in
fiuence has reached West Oh arleston.
Seven ministers were present besides |
the entertaining pastor, Rev. John A. |
Mitchell, and Rev. A. B. Ross, pastor
of the Congregational church, who
gave hearty cooperation. Every SER
vice was of much interest and import
ance, proving helpful to all. Both
Rev. J. w. Burgin of Newport Center
and Rev. J. D. Waldron of Wheelock,
former pastors here, preached inspir-
ing sermons and enjoyed this visit
among their many friends. Rev. J. B.
Higgins from North Danville preached
the conference sermon. Wednesday
evening Rev. Mabel johnson of Lyn-
don Center gave an address to the
young people. Miss Stella Dane, pres
ident of the Young Peoples society
here, presided and ably furnished an
enjoyable evenings exercise, also Pew.
G. H. Watt of Barre gave talk, using
splendid illustrations. Thursday eve
!
class, had charge Of the exercises
They furnished music from three in
, struments, gave an enthusiastic report,
and Rev. W. E. bennett, B. S., B. D..
, from New Hampshire, whose services
they had obtained, gave an address for
them, which was spoken of by every
/ one because of its merit The largest
congregation and collection favored
the efforts of the young men. The
d. Asbury Brotherhood meets at the
4 Baptist veStry every Sunday at II AZ
a. m. Next Sunday, Oct. 81 pro-
gram of special interest is provided
for. The men say You auto join US
! Come aborad, there's room for more.
e Sunday morning, Oct 81, the paste
;. will take for his subject 1.-The At
n tempted Assassination of Col Roose
), velt."
V Sunday evening the union gospe
meeting will be held at the Baptis
church
COVENTRY
y Additional Coventry locals on pag
IT seven.
or The ladies of the Congregations
st church will serve a harvest dinner an
1t hash supper at the church Friday
n Dinner Is cents supper 10 cents
Of Miss Redfeld of Barton will sing
I'd
n The Unity clu b of the Congregation
al church will hold its annual fair
: the town hall on the evening of Nov
= 20 and FL Everybody come and bu
= what you need.
CRAFTSBURY
Mrs. Remington remains very ILL.,
Mr.. Frizzell the harness maker, h;
moved to Hardwick.
Frank Chase from Greensboro w;
L the guest of his mother Friday.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cowles MAJ
an auto trip to Montpelier Wednesda.
Mrs. S. R. Lathe will spend a pa
wv of this week in Montpelier, it bei1
2 Ladies' Week.
III There was no school in the villas
Monday as the teachers visited schoc
Il in Hardwick.
So So The grange held a harvest supp
ass Wednesday, which proved to be
er pleasant occasion.
sey John Allen, who has lately moved
5eyy Barton, was business visitor in tt
tie town Wednesday.
ke. Mrs. A. H. Dorman from Green
at boro is visiting former neighbors a
on on friends in this town.
affp Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Leavitt NOV
It's, from their cottage on Lake Eligo
their home in this village Friday.
+. Mr.. and Mrs VIII Hadley were v
&c itors in Hyde Park Wednesday. M;
49, am Hadley returned home with then