Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-07-22
THE THREE CRAFTSBURYS

Geo. Keller visited his brother, Den
ME Keller, last week.
Mrs. Fred Williams visited her ia
Their part of last week.
Miss Hazel Clark is visiting friends
in Orleans and Newport.
Miss Nora Wheeler is working for
her uncle. G. L. Wheeler.
Ernest Cochran has moved his family
into part of the Sheehan house.
Rev. E. R. Gordon and N. B. Will
Jams were business visitors in Orleans
Friday.
See the Monitors wonderful alumni
mum ware premium offer to housewives
in this issue.
Vaughn : Wheeler is home from
Bridgeport, Conn.,, for a short vaca-
ton.
Miss Grace Wheeler is home from
her long visit in New York and Con-
necticut.
Remission Root of California. son of
Sidney Root, is at Chas. Roots for
few weeks.
Mrs. Richard Allen and little son,
Sherwood Lynn, have returned to their
home in Barre.
Rev. and Mrs. Gordon of West Derby
are spending week with their son,
Rev. E.s R. Gordon.
Frances White, who is carrying the
oil tn II orIyuio1< hoe 49,
H. N. Stevens tenement.
Mrs. Geo. Chase and daughter, Dor
is, were in Albany a few days last
week visiting at F. j. Newton's.
Geo. Huntoon and daughter. Mrs.
Upton, and two children, from Lowell.
Mass, are guests at the Orleans
House.
DR.. John Chamberlain is once more
at his summer home, "Auld Lang
Syne." Everyone is glad to welcome
him here.
Mrs. Will Ryan was at her home in
Collinsville a few days last week.
called there by the serious accident of
her father.
Sunday at the Congregational church
the Christian Endeavor society in
stalled officers for the coming six
months with special ceremony con-
Quoted by the minister. Rev. E. R..
Gordon. President Fred Root and Rev.
N. M. Pratt. who offered the prayer of
conservation. The officers and commit
tee chairmen were installed as fol-
lows President, Fred Root: vice
president, Guy Gar7in; recording Sec
rotary, Lila Colburn; corresponding
secretary, Mary Dustan; treasurer,
Frank Dunn; organist, Alice Pike; as
sistant, Ruth Rowley; committee
chairmen. Lookout, Maude Grant
prayer meeting, E. r. Gordon; social,
Ruth Rowley; missionary, Mrs. Will
Jams music, Fred Root; flower, Mrs.
Rowley.
The three churches of the town are
planning great series of union reli.
gious meetings for the month of Sep.
TENDER. Edgar E. Davidson of New
tonville. Mass, man who has con.
Quoted similar meetings in cities like
Manchester. N. H., and Rochester. N.
Y, and who comes very highly recon.
mended. has been invited to conduct
these meetings. A large chorus choi,
of singers from the three churches will
lead the singing. Monday night the
executives representing the three
churches held meeting at the Presby
terrain church to plan for the work
Rev. G. D. Pierce was elected chair
man and Rev. E. R. Gordon secretary
Several committees were elected t.
take charge of various kinds of worl
in connection with the meetings. Must
committee, G. L. CowIes. Ruth Calder
wood, Ruth Rowley; printing commit
tee. Aurelius Shields, Mrs. Sawyer
Fred Root: canvassing committee
,, Mrs. Rowley, Mrs. Jennie Davidson
,, Mrs. Shields; finance committee, job
Kendrick. Martin Sawyer, N. B. Will
,, Jams; usher committee. Fred Root
, Mrs. Laythe, Rev. C. +. Garvin; en-
tertainment committee. Mrs. Laythe
Mrs. Root, Mrs. Kendrick. The genera
executive committee is composed O
Rev. c. D. Pierce, Rev. C. E. Garvir
. Rev. 3. R. Gordon. Mrs. Laythe, Ste
phen Smith. John Kendrick, Mrs
Shields. Thompson, C. H. Root, n
B. Williams, Mrs. Rowley. Everyon
in town should plan to observe tn
month following Sept. Is as Churc
Month.