Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-09-16

.&MN Burbank are nome from BOSUOL
S.GEhg at her fathers, P. o. Holt
U Roby and wife of Cal. are visit
#E M. Dearbon's-G. w. Batchel-
w Mimi. is visiting his brother,C.
3atchelder.-Harley Prouty has re-
I'D from the West and will have
re of the new bobbin factory
Arrt Ide has gone to Nashua and
IN on a visit.
#Ale following appeared in the Bel
|aN Falls Times of Sept 5: SIN Troy,
yesterday, D. A. Barrows, of the
|n pf Durkee & Barrows, and Miss
aa F. Stevens of Troy were married
'he home of the bride. Miss Ste
NV is an accomplished lady and Mr..
<rcws is one Of the most popular
wv wide awake business men of Bel
HB Falls. The many friends of both
|NB and groom unite in extending
Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
Mh will take weeks trip down the
Lawrence among the Thousand
Hn DIS, and as soon as convenient af-
heir return will go to housekeep-
NJ probably occupying the new
Sc on Westminster street at the
M of the Old Terrace now being
III by S. n. Alexander.
ne Methodists are reshingling
III church.
diss Minnie Wark of Wheelock is
thing school on the n Hill.
II membership of Nelson Rexford's
lily has been increased by the adj
i n of an infant daughter.
)r. Herbert L. Stebbins, a native of
! town, now of New York, was re-
Ently married to Miss Ella Bigelow.
'liny Wright has finished work at
Eport and returned home.-Mr.
Mrs. Chas. Elkins Of Montgomery
Re in town recently.-Chas. Chaffee
DE s trip to Burlington last week.
has. Herrick has gone to Albany,
Y, to take a course in shorthand
telegraphy in the business college
re.-Mr. Sweet of Sutton, P. O.,
been engaged to run the cheese
tory during the remainder of the
son.-Mrs. Sarah Hitchcock of
any visited in town recently.
sstmOre.
lanche Lyon has gone to Barton to
k.
[r. Cameron of Albany gave very
eresting lecture Sept. of the Y. P.
). E. convention of Boston.
[rs. John Brown is home from a
amer visit at Lyndon.-Denison
en- is home from Mass, where he
been at work in the ice business.
he event of the week, and perhaps
of the most noted events in the
of a marriage, which this town
r witnessed was the marriage of
7. G. o. Gill and Miss Mary Nelson.
Gill came here some three years
,e as an evangelist or pastor and
very excellent work among the
pie. There was neither church So
~, or church edifice, at the time.
a result of his efforts a church So
~ was formed, and later a church
ding erected. During his work
e Miss Nelson and her efficient CO.
Orer, Miss Harmon, were here and
a great work among the people.
arge number were converted and
lg. church, with a strong @. E. So
~, resulted. The lady evangelists
4 the hearts of the people, and one
them, as the result shows, Won
h heart and hand of the young
acher. The engagement had
N announced and the arrange
Mt made for a public wedding in
new church. The day set was
large congregation was
sent, nearly every person in town,
b many friends from other towns
from without the state. The we'd
g ceremony was performed by
v. E. A. George of Newport, assist
by Rev. Mr.. Morse of ST. Johnsbury.
and Mrs. Gill expect to go to
ma soon as missionaries. They left
Wednesday for Montreal and go
m there to New Jersey to spend a
weeks among Mr.. Gill's friends,
en- they leave for China, via San
Lncisco, Cal. The good wishes of
ny friends will follow them:
COUNTY.
he annual county fair was held
week and was perhaps an average
he number of excellent exhibits.
ne complaint has been made late
Il