Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1918-07-24


aprons for sale at the Library Sat-
urday afternoon, July 9th.
The subject for the G.. E. meeting
Sunday evening at 7.3O will be, lies
sons from Bible Proverbs" Leader,
Guy Allen.
A large amount of hay has been
cut and taken in in good condition.
The weather has been most favorable
to the haymakers.
Mrs. Keller and to children Of
loniers, N. l., are at the Rabbit
cottage for the summer. Rev. Mr..
Keller arrived the first of this week.
The Misses Faith and Beatrice
Sutherland of New York City are at
the Richmond cottage, Wildwood Prof.
and Mrs. Sutherland do not expect to
be here this summer.
Remember the young people have
charge of the program at the next
grange meeting, Thursday evening.
Miss Loretta Cassavah is chairman of
the committee in charge.
DR.. P. M. Snyder, pastor of the
Congregational church in East Hart
ford, Conn, and who is spending his
summer in this place, preached in
the College Street church in Burling-
ton Sunday.
The Red Cross met Tuesday after
noon at the grange hall, work having
arrived from county headquarters. 1t
is expected that they will hold a
work meeting every Tuesday after
noon hereafter
Rev. E. R. Hyde of Middletown,
Conn, who usually spends his sum
naers here left for France three
months ago to do Y. M. C. A. work.
His family is occupying the cottage
on the South end of the lake.
At the special town meeting held
Tuesday evening of last week in the
town, Geo. w. Taylor was elected to
fill out the uneXpired term of T. w.
Cebbie on the school committee and
a. f.. Jackson was elected second
constable. There was a small at
tendance.
The preacher Sunday at the Con-
gregational church will be Rev. w. P.
Keller of Yonkers, N. Y. The preach
er, Sunday, August 4th, will be Rev.
Ernest L. Wismer, pastor of the First
Congregational church of Bristol,
Conn. Mr.. Wismer has done Y. NJ
{. A. work in France and will tell us
something of his experiences while
there.
Rev. Victor Herbert Lukens, pastor
of the Old Pine st. Presbyterian
church, West Philadelphia, Pa, occu-
pied the pull pit of the Congregational
church Sunday and there was a large
audience present. Mr.. Lukens took
for text, "Resist not Evil" and gave
us something of the views of the
Quakers toward war. The sermon has
created much discussion since it's de-
livery.
The following new books were plac-
ed in the Greensboro Free Library
last week:
Allen, James Lane. The Kentucky
Warbler.
Barclay, Florence L. The White
Ladies of Worcester.
Bosher, Kate Langley. Kittie Ca
nary.
Castle, Agnes and Edgerton. Rose
of the World.
Clark, Joseph I. c.. Japan at First
Hand.
Cooke, Marjorie Benton. Bambi.
Davis, Richard Harding. The De-
serter.
Dawson, Coningsby. The Glory of
the Trenches.
Dell, Ethel M Greatheart.
Dillon, Mary. Comrades.
Dowd, Emma C.. Polly and the
Princess.
Endicott, Ruth B. Carolyn of the
Corners.
Ferrero, G. Europe's Hateful Hour.
Figgis, John N. The Will to Free
dom.
Franc, A. F. Use Your Govern
ment.
Gerard, James w. My Four Years
in Germany.
Gerard, James w. Face to Face
with Kaiserism.
Grayson, David. Great Posses
sions
Greene, Frances N. America First.
Grey, Zane, The U. P Trail.
Handy, Amy L. Wartime Breads
Hawley and Halves. Manual of
Hough, Emerson. The Way Out.
Lawrence, Edwin G. How to Speak.
Locke, William. Rough Road.
Lutz, Grace L. H. The Enchanted
Barn.
McKenna, Stephen. Sonia.
O'Brien, Pat. Outwitting the Hun.
Oemler, M. C. Slippery MCGEE.
Poole, Ernest. Dark People.
Porter, Eleanor H. Oh, Money!
Money!
Professor Latimer's Progress.
Anonymous.
Rice, Alice Hogan. Calvary Alley.
Rinehart, Mary R. Amazing In
terlude.
Rittenhouse, Jessie B. Little Book
of Modern Verse.
Wheeler, Francis. The Aztec
Hunters.
Sinclair, May. The Tree of Heav-
en-
Train, Arthur The Earthquake.
Vaka, Demetra. In the Heart of
German Intrigue.
Van Dyke, Henry. Fighting for
Peace.
Wallace, William K. Greater Italy.
Malnolo H11nh Tho DARK Forest