Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-05-26
COVENTRY

Miss A. R. Kidder has been i'll the
past week with a hard cold, but is
better.
Mrs. Esther Hancock has returned
from her visit in West Charleston and
Newport.
Mr.. and Mr. Warren Place and son
Harlan, visited relatives in North
Troy over Sunday.
Mrs. Vester Cleveland and daughter, !
Alene. went to Ways Mills, P. O.. |
Friday to attend the funeral of a
friend.
w. R. Shippee took several of the
young people from here to Irasburg
Sunday to hear a speaker and singer
from Montpelier seminary.
w. R. shippee. L W. Drake, job.
McMurry and Chas. Stevens spent
Friday at Echo pond fishing. Echo
answers, Where (are the fish,?
John Wells, f. A. Corrow and O. H.
Moss IN of Barton spent four days at
Echo pond fishing The fish were on q
strike, so they came home empty
handed.
The w. C. T. u. will meet Tuesday,
June LIST, at the home of Mrs. Gertrude
Corrow. The subject of the meeting
will be Flower mission in charge of
the superintendent, Mrs. Myra Wells.
Rev. Thomas Hall of Island Pond is
holding evangelistic services in the
Congregational church every evening
this week except Saturday night.
Mr.. Hall is very interesting speaker.
Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
The meetings begin at 8 o'clock
week nights and last one hour.
Sunday morning there will be union
service in the Congregational church
at 1O.45. Rev. Thomas Hall will
preach. Sunday schools as usual. At
1.3O p. M, Rev. L. E. Taylor will
preach a memorial sermon in the same
church. At 7.30 in the evening Rev.
Thomas Hall will preach. Those from
out of the village are requested to
bring their lunch so they can attend
the afternoon service.
Tuesday evening, June LIST Chas. B.
Taggart of Newbury will give a
whole evenings entertainment at
| town hall. under the auspices of the
| Neadlebook club. Mr.. Taggart is the
greatest and best entertainer Vermont
has ever had. He gives readings,
music, ventriloquial talks, violin min
icry. bird songs, etc. Just full OF
clean. high class fun from beginning
to end. The past season Mr.. Taggar1
has Travelled through Maine, New
York. Connecticut, Long Island, NORTH
Carolina, Georgia, Alabama. Louisi
ana. Tennessee. Virginia, Ohio, Michi-
gan. Indiana. Kentucky. Illinois anC
Wisconsin. giving entertainments near
ly every evening. It will be treat II
hear him, so do not fail to come
Eight O'Clock is the hour. Adults 2!
cents, children Is cents.
LOWELL
DR.. Sheehan has gone to New York.
w. A Blake has bought the Ellen
Curtis place.
Mrs. Almon Clark of WestfeId spen
Sunday with her parents. MIR. ant
Mrs. Francis jacques.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Winget an
daughter, Ruth and Miss Floy Ora,
were in Bakersfield Sunday.
The Bakersfield ball team playe,
with the Lowell nine here Saturda,
afternoon. Score to in favor O
the Lowell team.
Mr.. and Mrs Burdette Start an,
children and Mr.. and Mrs Fittzgeral
of St. Adams visited a Edgar Cool
edges the first of the week. Mrs
Start and children remained for
longer visit.
The funeral of Mrs. Ducharm
of Orleans was held at the CathoIi
church Saturday morning. Mrs. Du
charme had lived in this town TO
| Soxnrol bod -; j
who were saddened to hear of he
death.
"Give Heed to Reading" was tb
Sunday morning theme at the Mort
church, and "Victory of Diabous an
} Ill-Pause" for the children's sermon
For Sunday school missionary minutes
"Barabara Dwellers in Western Alas
ka."
Hiram Stewart died Monday at tn
home Of his son, Hazen, at the age 0
Sc. Funeral services were held at tn
home Wednesday afternoon, Rev. T
T. Hurd officiating. He leaves fou
sons, Guy of Hyde Park, Hazen. Hal
vey and Charles of this place. Edge
Morse of Waterbury and Benjami
Stewart of Morrisville were here t
attend the funeral.
Inc annual meeting OF the MlSsI
quot District Sunday School associate
has been appointed at the Congreg;
tional church Thursday, June Sd. I
begin at 1870 a. M, and close at til
end OF the afternoon session. Mis-
Stickney. Mr.. Roy, Mr.. Douglass ar
Mr.. Wright are expected to give az
dresses. Wallace D. Miller of Troy
D district super intendent The tv
q | churches of lowell will 11nita in r,r,
q viding entertainment. Let US all gi,
a day to this delightful work, WELDON
4 the visiting friends with enthusiasm
q and treasure up the knowledge, in
II parted for practical use in charact,
building and active service
81 CITROLAX