Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-06-20

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Irasburgh.
Geo. B. Brewster, Salmon Dodge al
David II. Webster are chosen dell
gates to the state convention.
Mrs. l.. III. Thompson has gone
Lowell, Mass. T. Mr.. and Mrs +. \
Sears have returned from Rhode II
land.
Miss Julia Phelps, who has been
Wellesley College the past year,
spending her vacation with her pl
rents.
Mrs. Huron Bloigett and Miss EnI
Holman arrived from Broclxton, Mass
last week and will spend the summl
with their parents.
Several of our ladies attended IN
county convention OF the w. Q. II. d
at Coventry last week and report
very enjoyable occasion.
Mrs. +. b. Phelps went TO Merlde
n. H., last week TO attend the gradl
ating exercises at the academy. Ind
daughter Florence and son Myron I'd
turned with her Friday night. tn
latter graduated this term.
The village schools closed a ved
successful term of school Friday, uni
der the teaching of Geo. Il. Waters 4
Cambridge, VT, and Miss Ellen Fol
of Irasburgh. Mr.. Waters contenI
plates studying law, and is not g,
pected to return.
The event of the week was the ma
riage of Mr.. Edwin A. Holbroolx AM
Miss Carrie B.Stanford, Monday morn
ing, at the residence OF the bridei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Star|
ford. Rev. w. O. Johnson, assisted
by Rev. F. b. Phelps, performed th|
simple marriage rite i'm the presenc|
Of small party, nearly all OF who'd
were relatives. The decorationd
mostly of white lilacs, were very ar'
propriate for the occasion. Aftd
partaking of refreshments, they start
ed on their wedding trip, one OF tn
objective points being Burlington
where they attended a cousins we'd
ding, Thursday evening. Mr.. Hol
brook has long been a useful membel
of the Cong. church choir and Mis-
Stanford has been organist at the M
E. church and an active worker in On
society. AS a token of love and es
TEEN their many friends remembered
them literally by way of presents
both useful and ornamental, and wis /
them a long life of happiness AMI
prosperity.
Lowell
A new girl at Covers.
Jennie Brigham from Tunbrldge II
visiting here.
Hiram Wedge of Montpelier is /
town for a short time.
Mrs. Harding is home from Enos
burgh, where she was called by thd
death of her daughter, Mrs. AseltineI
Rev. /. p. Chase, assisted by thl
presiding elder OF this district, bapI
tized fourteen persons Sunday, Jund
u.
Newport.
Mrs. Laura Ide is visiting relative
in Cabot, VT.
Mabel Rand is visiting her parents
in South Royalton.
Gussie Cairus is in town stopping Al
Lucy Mayo's.
Addie Pickle spent Sunday at he
home in Sweetsburgh.
Mona Putney has returned homd
after several weeks absence.
George Leonard of Boston was in
town last week, guest at S. II. FlInt's
John Alexander is home from Rich
ford, where he works, for n few days
Agnes Wedgeworth was moved I'd
her home in West Berkshire, Tuesday
afternoon.
The Newport House was opened
Wednesday, with Herbert Doyle as
Herbert L. Bigelow of Beebe Plain
has been engaged as clerk i'm III. s.
Roots store.
Charlie Grout has the position an
'Purser'' on the "Lady Of the Lalxe'f
the coming season.
Mr.. Gerard has moved from Horace'
tenement TO Mr.. Safford's'
house on School st.
Nellie Allen and Mrs. Jennie Merrill
If Craftsbury are visiting their sister,
IRIS. j. @. Dawson.
An eel was caught in the Bay, Sat-
lrday afternoon by Joe Cheney, which
324 pounds.
John Conan has moved from the
Iarna1 hnnca ~ tho ttnr,a- ton a N d -,