Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-03-14

IL. Beln1S, ana MISS jessie A. cummings,
| who has large circle of friends among
! the young people of the town. The rooms
were beautifully decorated for the occa-
;. sion, and in the parlor was "a large floral
arch, under which the wedding party stood
/ while the ceremony was being. performed
| by Rev. H. d.. Stevens of the Unitarian
! church, in the presence of a'large number
| of relatives and friends. The. bride was
j., gowned in handsome costume of brown
broadcloth, trimmed with lace and pearl
| trimmings. She carried large bouquet of
| bride roses. Her maids of honor were the
Misses Adella May Eaton and Edith Clark.
Miss Ruth Cummings, sister of the bride,
presided at the organ and played two we'd
! ding marches. After the ceremony re-
ception followed, and the young couple
received the heartiest of good wishes for
prosperity and happiness. They will re-
side with the groom's parents on South
avenue.
North Craftsbury.
Henry Baker is in Burlington.
H. N. Stevens was in Boston and Provi-
dence on business last week.
The Earnest Workers met with Mrs. Ed
Dutton last Wednesday.
Sherman Gage has hired G. STATIONS
farm and is moving this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wheeler are visit
L
Miss Winnie Williams, who has been
teaching in Barton Landing, is at home.
The remains of Spencer Moody of Stowe,
formerly of this town, were brought here
for burial March 9th.
Derby.
Mrs. G. e. Dewey has gone to Brattleboro
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work in their sugar orchards.
M. Holson is painting and repairing the
the house he recently purchased.
Miss Sara Nye spent Sunday with her
uncle, Chas. Lunt, of Derby Line.
Henry Weeden from Canada is visiting
his sister, Mr.. Monteville Daggett.
The Academy students enjoyed social
and promenade on Friday evening.
MarcelIus Hunt has hired the Pendar
place and viii take possession soon.
Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert. Webster in the loss of their infant
son, who died last Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Burton has been i'll with
neuralgia the past week.-Guy Kilburn's
little son mas been very sick.
Mrs. Geo. Colby has vacated the Luther
Wiley tenement and will live with her son,
Henry, at the upper end of the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean of Hardwiclz are
visiting at Rev. j. H. Wilkins Miss
Mary Durlee of w. Burke is at Eugene
Durkees.'
George Spencer is caring for Ezra OAR
ling.-Mr. Berry continues to be very
feeble.-Mrs. E. Richardson is very ill with
a nerve and heart trouble.-W. G. Lock-
hart is ill.,
A party of young people pleasantly sur
prised W. R. Daley on Wednesday even
ing, reminding him that it was his oath
birthday. Maple sugar on snow, oranges,
nuts and cake were served.
While at work in his shop Thursday, Mr..
Spear was hit by a flying board, which
struck him little below the left eye MAX
ing a bad wound. DR.. Lothrop dressed
the wound and he went back to his work
the next day.
The Union Temperance Meeting held in
the Baptist church Sunday evening, March
9th, was very interesting and enjoyed by
all. The program consisted of the usual
scripture, prayer and recitations with the
reading of selections from articles concern
ing the late Frances Willard by Mrs. Dali
ley and Mrs. Robbins; paper prepared by
Mrs. Owen of Barton was read by Mrs
Small and very interesting speech on
temperance was made by Gov. Grout.
The roll call and donation at the M. e.
church was very profitable and enioya BILE
occasion. Many responded in person to the
roll call and letters were received from
others unable to attend, among them DR..
Clark of Brockton, Mass, Rev. and Mrs N |
w. Wilder of Watertown, Conn. The lee
ture by Rev. johnson of Newport was very
interesting; the choir rendered three Sc
lections and the academyband very kindly
furnished music after the lecture and dur
ing the supper. Proceeds $50. 90.
Beebe Plain.
Nellie Bodwell is quite sick.
Walter Feltus is out once more.
Hattie Schoolcraft is able to be out again. |
Luther Honsis' new dwelling house is /
progressing finely. ,
Robert Harris is at a Montreal hospital |
for medical treatment.
Robert Tilson died at Manchester, N. H., |
last week. The remains were brought |
here for burial.
Mrs. John Blair has returned from the |
Gardner Hospital, Montreal, much inn
proved in health.
Glover
The robins have come.
d. j. Dwinell is in town.
Charlie Clark spent last week in Burling
ton.
w. F. Clark has purchased a new cream