Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-04-24


the marriage, on Tuesday afternoon,
of Miss Jennie E. Tower to Rev. G..
w. Stowell of Concord, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, B. F.
Tower, Esq. A very large number
of friends were present, including
many from surrounding towns, and
the occasion was very agreeable to
all. Rev. E. S. Locke of St. Johns
bury performed the marriage cere-
mony, Revs. Milliken of Derby and
Evans of this place being present.
Numerous gifts, including fifty dol
lars in gold, lot Of silver ware and
other useful articles were contributed.
A bountiful repast was provided and
abundant good-wishes and congratu-
lations extended as the happy pair
departed to take an evening train.
Mrs. Stowell's many friends will re-
greet that her new relations in life will
necessarily call her away from her old
home. Mr.. Stowell, having preached
here one year, made many friends
who will be pleased to note his sue
cess in his chosen profession.
Craftsbury.
III. Wanzer will be at A. Paddock s
store every Friday to take in butter.
This will be pleasing to his old
friends and customers.
Derby.
Ell. A. True has sold his village
residence to w. r. Spear for 50 900.
Donation visit for Rev. Chase at
Baptist parsonage, Thursday even
April p.
Emma Adams, who was attending
school at johnson, is seriously sick,
and her mother has gone there to
take care of her.
Mr.. Fletcher Daley and family,
who have been spending a few weeks
among friends here, have returned to
Iowa. 1t was their privilege to at
tend the golden wedding of their
parents while here.
The w. G.. t. q. hold a business
meeting at Templars' hall on Satur-
day afternoon, to which the children
are specially invited. On Sunday
evening, Rev. Litch of the Line will
deliver a temperance lecture before
the Union. All interested in tenn
perance matters are invited to be
present.
Rev. Mr.. Smith of the Methodist
church goes to Conference this week,
but it is earnestly hoped that he will
return to spend another year with us.
At union meeting held last even
ing, there was hearty expression of
appreciation in favor of Mr.. Smith,
and a general wish that he should be
returned to his present charge.
Glover.
n. B. Davis was able to attend
public worship last Sabbath, the first
| time for over seven months.
The Phillips brothers have a full
blood Cotswold lamb which at seven
weeks old weighed so lbs.
There were several applicants fol-
license to teach at the teachers eX-
animation last Saturday.
The best sugar orchards have
yielded thus far about one pound of
sugar to the tree. A light harvest is
predicted this season.
John Scott, formerly of ST. Johns
bury, has moved with his family into
the village, and occupies the Aiken
| house with Summer Hill.
A. w. Davis, formerly of this
town, has sold his house and lot al
White River junction, to editor A
A. Earle of the Landmarks" Price
paid 50, 300.
The North church being closed fol
repairs, the congregations meet every
Sabbath forenoon for worship at the
South church; the two societies unite
in their Sabbath school exercises
and the best of harmony seems tc
prevail.
Mr.. Prindle, the comedian, is il
very poor health. Since his return
he has purchased piece of land ant
will for time turn his attention tt
agricultural pursuits, hoping that {
change of air and business will i'm
prove his health.
The Ladies' Aid Society will NEE
at the vestry of North church Thurs
day afternoon and evening of thi
week April 9th. Mr.. Prindle ant
daughter, Miss Carrie Prindle) will
assist in the evening entertainment
with songs and recitations. Oak
and coffee will be served in the even
ing after the entertainment. Admis
sion cents.
West Glover.
, Marvin Clark has taken the E. O
: Randall farm another year.
S. L. Vance and wife have return
ed to town and moved into Mrs. Boz
t lands house. Glad to see ther
| back.
Lyman Barber and wife have NOV
, ed out of Mrs. Hurlbert' S place, an
: gone to work by the season. S. M
f Skinner has moved into the hous
vacated by Mr.. Barber.
Holland.
John France recently lost a hors
: from injuries caused by falling on