Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-11-20

i Unere.-11CillS Alien has bought a farm
in Glover and moved on to it.
Rev. L. Harlow is holding revival
meetings at the Congregational
church, Rev. A. J. Cameron preaching
every evening. Let the people turn
out.
Last Monday evening the friends of
Rev. M. S. Eddy and wife dropped in
upon them unexpectedly TO remind
them that it was the occasion of Mrs.
Eddy's birthday. A very enjoyable
evening was passed, and sum OF
money left TO remind Mrs. Eddy of
the high esteem she is held among the
! people.
CraftsburY.
A. Pike is repairing his buildings
K. Hovey has sold here and moved
! to Lunenburg.
A nine ID. girl arrived at DIR. Dus-
tan's, Nov. IL.
Willard Allen is hard sick with ty-
phoid fever
Mrs. H. S. Andtus' brother from N.
Ell. is. visiting her.
F. w. Wright and family arc visit
ing their parents in town.
w. Gage is shingling his buildings
and improving mis- front yard.
Guy Goodrich's children are improv-
ing.-Mrs. Celia Hatch is better.
DR.. Dillingham; has rented rooms OF
Mrs. L. T. Smith and moved in.
j. Walter Thompson, a graduate of
y. V. M, is teaching in Berwick, Me-,
and reports that he is we'll pleased
with his school.
H. S. Andrus and sister, Mrs. ID.
Hoyt, were present at the wedding of
S. B. Blodgett, at Lower Cabot, Tues.
evening. A very enjoyable time.
Robert Hoyt from Burlington was
in town the past week, visiting friends.
Daisy Witt is at home.-Carrie Pad
dock is home from N. Y. for couple
of weeks.
The fall term of the academy school
closed Friday night with exercises at
the academy, conducted by the Liter
airy society, and followed by a very
pleasant reception at Mr.. Paddock's.
HYMENEAL.-The residence of Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Hastings was the scene
of very pretty event on Wednesday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock, the occasion
being the marriage of their daughter,
Tt,lio - O
Albany, Miss Carrie Paddock acting
as bridesmaid, and Prof. Hazen, prin-
cipal of the academy, as best man,
Rev. Mr.. Moody officiating. The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
evergreens and potted plants, q we'd
ding bell forming the central figure of
the floral arch, under which the bridal
couple stood. The wedding march, by
Lohengren, was played by Miss May
Paddock. The bride was attired in
dress of cream white lansdown, and
carried beautiful bouquet of BRIDES
roses in her hand. A dainty wedding
lunch was served Immediately after
the ceremony. The happy couple de-
parted for Boston on the evening
train for a short wedding trip. Mr..
and Mrs. Cass were the recipients of
many beautiful and costly presents.
About fifty were present at the we'd
ding, including friends and relatives
from adjoining towns, s.. Johnsbury,
Burlington and Webster, N. II.
Derby.
The fall term of the Academy will
close Friday with an exhibition in the
evening.
Mrs. Maplesdon has moved into the
Dawson house which she recently
purchased. john Crosby has moved
into A. j. Albee's basement tenement.
VIM. A. Blake has bought the Mac
Duffey farm adjoining his place.-Os-
car Abbott has moved from Troy
into the Carpenter house which he
has purchased.
Mrs. Cora (Badger) Barnett is Wis
iting at her father's.-Mrs. G.. A. An
drews has gone to Maine to visit her
parents.-WiIlie Trip was in town
last week.-H. e. !Thayer is spending
a few days in town.
Sunday the 18th, Rev. Milo Eddy of
Coventry preached at the M. L.
church. Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
A. P. Niles invited to their home, to
meet Rev. and Mrs. Eddy, company
of their friends and former school
mates.
Nothing makes an enterprising per-
son or place feel worse than to feel