Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-11-10

Mrs. John Foley of Orleans spent a
day with her old schoolmate, Mrs. |
John Mathie, last week.
0. G. Miles is doing inside repairing
and installing electric lights in tine !
tenement he is to occupy.
1t is reported that Dr. and Mrs. E.
M Nichols will reside at the home of
Mrs. Mcqueen this winter.
Mrs.. Fl r. Store acennpanied her
grandmother, Mrs Willis, to Albany
for visit the first of the week. /
Ray Wolcott and Mrs. Fl. N. Davis
who have been very i'll with typhoid
fever at burlington are improving.
Grin Miles has sold bis brick house
to John Arthur and will occupy a
tenement in his house up the street.
L L. Drew was in town last week
nice monument was set on his ia
theirs cemetery lot while he was here
j Mrs. N. H. Drew and daughter,
Hortense. spent the greater part of
last week visiting relatives in Hard
wick.
Miss Mamie McDuffee is in serious
condition from blood poisoning in her
hand caused by the breaking of bis
ter on her finger.
Mrs. Myrtle Clark of Bradford is
expected to visit at the home of her
par rents, Mr. and Mrs. Nye, few days
before going to Hartford for the win
ter.
n The D. of l.. will initiate several
new members and serve an oyster
supper Wednesday evening. Nov. IT.
All members are requested to be pres
!. ent.
The trees and underbrush are to be
n to A. A. Chamberlin' s., hoping that
removing the shade will dry the road
out and prevent SO much mud. s-.F,
e Mr. and Mrs: N. A. Smith and Mrs.
H. M. Whipple were called to st.
Johnsbury by the death of theil
N brothers. son, Harry Garfield. The
e services were conducted at the Baptis
church and there were many choice
floral offerings.
y GLOVER COMMUNITY CHURCH
On Sunday morning the pastor. Rev
~ c. w Douglass, spoke on the subjec
of Reverence. Text, Ps. 11T:9. Hol.
and reverend is his name. Much de
ponds on our conception of the char
acter of God. The name of God get
! it's meaning from the character o
\ God. Names designating the Deit
convey the rich significance found il
i the Hebrew language. AS described il
the Bible. the character of God in hi
omnipotence, omnipresence, eternity
immutability, holiness, justice, an
love confirm the assertion of the text
4 'Holy and reverend is his name.
The teaching of God respecting Hi
holy name, His day, and ordinance
bears like testimony. Reverence need
very much to be cultivated in thi
generation. Reverence toward Go
affects favorably mans attitude towar
his fellows, disposes him to flee 3
sins of the body and enables hi.
rightly to estimate life's values.
In TIE evening the sermon was Q
1.-The First Tragedy of History
The class in personal work met earl
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Am
Bartlett.
I The weekly social meeting will /
held at the church Thursday evenin
at eight O'Clock. Subject. "Witnes
ing for Christ"
The bulletin board which was broke
by the recent high wind. has been p,
in condition and speaks its daily me
sage so that whatsoever runs may rea
Preceding the preaching sefvit
there will be held brief service
prayer for the minister and for ii
services of the day.
| Sunday evening at 7.30 the past
will begin a series of exposition
studies. "Men of Long Ago with
4 Message to Men of Tod ay.''
Tuesday afternoon and early evenir
I the Sunshine class under the leade
q ship of Mrs. Roy E Davis, tesche
B held a very pleasant social at tt
3 church. ..-f.<.-.l@ :. !
4 The meeting of the Excelsior ella
p will be postponed until Nov. 10Th.
y WEST GLOVER
4 Mr.. Tyler, the new blacksmith,
u working in his shop.
81 Mary Sbedd spent few days wi
81 her friend, Ruth Baker.
= Isabel Young spent the week-el
~ with her sister, Mrs. Jennie Stiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. E c.. Baker spent
& day at C. F. Cutters in Barton recen
II ly.
4 MIS-. R. c. Stevens has gone
81 Coaticook, P. O.. to attend her uncle
81 funeral.
81 Vernon Ticehurst of St. Johnson
Il has been at the farm for few ca
81 and had a new chimney laid. -
i Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
4, IT. Vance for the new grandson at
u R. Vance's at South Albany.
The play given by the Glover DR.
matte club was we'll attended A
parts were we'll taken, Judging by II
4 applause and laughter.
:. Many will be sorry to hear of t
death of Thomas Barnes in Coaticoo
Il P. @ He often visited friends he
| ond ma shall miss his uanial smile q,