Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-06-20

pINOhWOOd NJ WOEk TOT A0Ns AF0WL
painting the house occupied by Chas. Clark
and the fence surrounding the common
and the Governors residence.-Wnl Dali
ley has,mea AT work adding a large bay
jwindowbto his ,-residanee, Improving IL
greatly"M .sTK s"ljss,y s,a .esf,,aas
Mr. and Mrs. VIII, HolbroolS and Miss
Melinda Colby have gone to Lake Park for
the summer. Mrs. Holbrook will be
greatly missed in the Epworth League of
which she is presidential large number
from this place attended the races and
barbecue at Newport.-M Carter has
gone to Coventry to keep house for John
Parker, whose wife is very III at her
fathers home in Beebe Plain.
West Derby.
Chas. Gay is building new barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. White have returned
from their trip to Montreal and Que bee.
The Children's Day exercises were given
at the f. b. church June 18th TO a full
house.
Many improvements are being made on
the Schoolcraft place since its purchase by
G. f. Twombly.
Miss Ida Clark is improving under the
care of DIR. Blanchard OF Derby Centre
Mrs. l. X. Lombard is not any better.
Deacon ID. Cummings and wife visited at
A. &. Sawyer's last week.-Mrs.. Warren
Ransome spent part of last week in st.
Johns bury.
The sad news has been received Of the
death, in Guelph, Ont, of Eta Graves
Dawson, wife of III. ID. Dawson, for some
years a resident of this place, and lovingly
remembered by many friends here. She
leaves husband, four children, widowed
mother and a sister TO mourn her loss.
Miss Title Hunt, of whom mention has
before been made, passed away Tuesday
night. Services, conducted by Revs. j. n.
wilkins and G. Dockham, were held at her
home Friday forenoon. The house was
filled with mourners, as she was one who
was loved by all; the floral offerings were
many and beautiful. BY request the Bible
she so dearly loved was buried with hers
Much sympathy is expressed for the be-
reaved brothers and sisters. May the
Christ she loved be their comforter and
guide.
Surrounded by a profusion of tropical
plants and flowers, i'm the presence Of about
fifty invited guests, at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. f. w. Stevens at high noon OF
Wednesday, June Sth, their only daughter,
Nellie Ella Stevens, became the bride o
Carl Andrew White, only son Of A. j.
White of this town. Rev. j. II. Wnkins
officiated, using the impressive Episcopal
service. The best man was G. M. Sawyer
of Boston, Mass. Grace T.. Magoon OF
n. H., was paid OF honor and
little Daisy White, sister OF the groom, was
ring girl. The bride was given away by
her father; she wore a dress of white china
silk trimmed with chiffon and lace, with
tulle veil fastened by carnations; she car
ried Ia boquet of bridal roses, carnations
and lilies of the valley. The maid OF hon
or wore an elegant gown OF cream lans-
downe with trimmings of white liberty
silk. Little Daisy was robed i'm light blue
china silk with trimmings of white lace
and pearls. An elegant collation. was serv-
ed after the ceremony and at 40 the happy
couple left for Montreal and Quebec. On
their return they will live on Main 50. The
groom's gift TO the bride was a gold watch
and chain; among the other gifts were
check for 800 from A. }. White; mahogany
rocker, Mrs. A. j. White; bon-bon dish,
Daisy White; puff, Mrs. William Stevens,
Coventry; dozen silver knives and forks,
Mr. and Mrs Sylvester Casa Newport; nut
set, Everett Smith and wife; cake knife,
F. w. Harvey; half dozen fruit knives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Mitchell; orange set,
w. j. Avery and wife, Newport; sugar
shell, r.. w. Marston and wife; syrup set,
)rrin Sias and wife; pepper and salt set,
Mrs. {. w. Cade; berry spoon, Mrs. r
<imball; half dozen fruit knives, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. L. Standish, Coventry; orange set.
Dr.. r. q. Stevens and wife, Barton Land
ng; TWO dessert spoons, Mrs. II. Ketwell;
sugar spoon, Mrs. NJ. III. Bradley; berry
et, Mr.. and Mrs. &. T.. White, GrifiinH
Corner, Quebec; card receiver, Mrs. Mabe
IeaviJt; hand painted plaque ana souvenir
rom the nuns i'm Ursoline Convent, Stan
tead; table linen, Grace Magoon; sofa pill
ow, Mrs. Naomi Magoon, Name hester, n.
]. bronze parlor lamp, q. NJ. Sawyer, Bos-
on: ice cream set, Leslie Wright, Boston;
DOT rest, G. o. Grimes and wife; birch
cocker, DR.. +. S. Grey wife, Troyj ladle
rom the four young ladies who served as
Birdie Green, Bernice Rowell,
Bertha Magoon and Berth Leavitt.
Beebe Plain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry House are in town.
Porter NJ. Dixon is home from Boston,
where he has been studying music.
j. G. Elder has opened the Bacon hotel
Inder the name of Hotel Beebe Plain.
Mrs. Lougee, one of our elderly citizens,
had shock of paralysis and died last week
Mrs. Annie Wilder has returned from a
yisit to Waitsheld, Montpelier and vicinity
Rev. Allen goes TO Cooxshire 10 preach
md Rev. Finch comes TO this place from