Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-14

/ 60 q very bright and sweet ne "aS
Closed and she will be missed there
/ ;, her home. and in her church, as
well as here among her many oL9
| friends. friends Of her chlidnood ahG
youth. Besides her HUSBAND anu
daughter she leaves three sls 80
Mrs Helen Campbell, Mrs. FREQ
Newton, Miss Lulu vance al Oh Al
bany.
Until we meet again-Ah. yes, till
then,
But when death intervening,
Rends US asunder, with what cease
less pain
We wait for the again.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
W. E. Craig, Pastor
Sunday morning service, 1890.
Bible school commences at 11.3O.
Evening song service, 7.3O.
Epworth League Tuesday at 7.3O.
1t is expected that every member
and friend of the League VIII make
special effort to attend.
All roads lead to the Methodist
church Friday evening. The Junior
| League entertainment promises to be
| a decided success, and the children of
| the League are selling tickets like
hot-cross buns. An entertainment
of vocal and instrumental music and
an illustrated lecture on The Dehv-
erance of Jerusalem" Sixty colored
slides illustrating the Crusaders OF
the Middle Ages and the modern cap
ture of Jerusalem by the Allied Ar
2 -, ,To1 j
interesting account of one of the
most significant events of our time
will be given with the slides as they
are screened. Inspiration and infor-
nation are yours if you take advan-
tage Of this opportunity. Entertain
ment Will start at 7.45 sharp. Come!
EAST ALBANY
George Monkey was home for the
weekend.
Mrs. Terrier of Worcester, Mass,
Is caring for Mrs. COrley.
N. Browe has purchased the VIII
Johnson farm and is moving his fur
niture there this week.
Miss Agnes Kilgallen, formerly of
this place. now of Barton, and John
Morley were united in marriage at
Barton Monday.
jim Durkin, who has been visiting
his father the past week, went to
Boston Sunday, where he will again
resume his work.
Sergt. C. c. Centebar. who has
been overseas since last fall has re-
ceived his discharge and is expected
home the last of the week.
A Victory party will be held at the
{. Vance school Thursday evening.
After the program few soldiers and
active campaign workers will deliver
speeches. Everyone is cordially in
Vlted. Ladies please bring boxes.
SOUTH ALBANY
Earl Vance is i'll with the mumps.
Edward Conner is working for O.
VI. Rowell
Arthur Uric has gone to Barton
TO work IN the Uric Garage.
NJ. z. Thompson is i'll with pneu-
mona at the home of his sister, Mrs.
o. NJ. RoweI.
Corporal John Miller has received
ms military discharge and returned
home Thursday.
Miss Katherine Miller. who has
been IN Florida the past winter. is
visiting her mother.
Miss Margaret WyIie Of St. Johns
bury visited her sister. Mrs. q T
Anderson, Thursday.
Miss Louise Adams spent several
Gays last week with her friends. Mar
garet and Esther Uric.
Francis Keenan, has finished worl,
1or .. n Rowell and has gone IN
neiP MS father at East Albany.
Eleanor, Ruth, and John. the chill
dren Of Rev and Mrs. c. c. Adams
OF East Craftsbury were cared for IN
the nome Of Mr. and Mrs. James Uric
several days last week.
Mrs. o. E Rowel and Miss Nod
anderson were the guests of NJ
Ernest lanoers at the home of ber
uncle, VIII Stewart. of East HarJ
wick, one day last week.
CHURCH NOTES
here IS a church bubbling over
with enthusiasm. The cburcb -
tendance IS on the up grade and -.
1nqay school gives promise of .
EIlsht future A Mems Bible cIass
-AS Deeh organized with the pasfor 4
as president, and 70 the deli9b+ -
ne pastor and all the interested oreS
ne nrst sunday saw a large and en-
S fnlslastIc class Of eager and intel .
l llgent men searching the ScrintTye
~ oliE tlLo Indicate blue future for
.,. On Saturday night q real. live
worthwhile entertainment Vii -
given IN the II. z. cburrb r. ri De
70 one at this time who is rot 90.
y interested IN one Of the mo-, -.
4--.cant events Of this centur,, ..-TEc
'e-lyerance of Jerusalem. . T1s Iii
De SHOWN n the form Of an iIirs,r..
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