Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-11-13

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Lowell.
VIII. Pope will move his family to hi
place here in the village.
The oyster supper at the hall Nov. 8
Melted the G. E. society S11.75.
Revival meetings led by Rev. G. w. KEEL
ley were held at the South schoolhouse the
past week.
Schools in general closed last Friday
The village higher department has two
weeks longer.
Whooping-cough is raging to quite an
extent in town.-Dr. Hill has been quite
I'LL the past week.
The L. A. society met at VIM. Kinsley's
Friday. There was good attendance not
withstanding the rain.
There was social hop at the town hall
last Wednesday evening. 1t was not very
we'll attended not being very extensively
advertised.
Mrs. B. r. Covey and son of Evansville
called on friends here last wcek.-A. NJ.
Harding has gone to Gardiner, Mass,
where he has worked for the winter
Clarence Parker has been visiting friends
in Barton and vicinity the past week
Mrs. Ellen Skinner has returned home af-
ter spending some weeks with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. G. H. Souther, at North Hyde
Park.
The following is taken from the Stone
ham, Mass, Independent: ga very pretty
Fall wedding, and the event of the season
took place on Monday evening, Oct Is, at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Sever
ance, corner of fremont and Film streets,
when Mr.. Clayton Bingham Kinsley, for
merIy of Lowell, VT, was united in mar
rage to Miss Mabel Josephine Counce,
formerly of Moultonboro, n. II. The
nuptial knot was tied by the Rev. W. F.
Grant, of Mansfield, Mass, Ga former pas
tori assisted by the Rev. E. P. Smith the
present pastor of the Baptist church of
Stoneham. The ceremony was the Epis-
copal form, or double ring service, and was
very beautiful and impressive. The bride
was given away by her uncle Mr.. Chas. A.
Severance. AS the bridal party entered the
room the Wedding March was played by
Mr.. George Morley of Boston, and his
beautiful rendering of the march, and of
the music during the ceremony added
much to the pleasure of the happy occa-
sion. Mr.. Benton Kinsley, of Central Ma
tional Bank, Boston, a brother of the
groom, was best man, and Miss Amy Kin
sley, of Lowell, VT, sister of the groom,
was bridesmaid. The bride was elegantly
gowned in white satin with white
silk lace and natural flowers (Iilies of the
Valley trimmings, and white bridal veil.
The bridesmaid was also dressed in white
with white satin and natural flowers as
trimmings. The house was filled with
relatives and friends from New Hampshire,
Vermont, Boston, Lawrence, Mansfield
and Stoneham. The bridal pair and their
the very embodiment of
youth and beauty, with the accompani-
ments of beautiful floral decorations and
charming music, formed picture that
will linger long in the memory of those
who were present. A large number of
costly presents were bestowed upon Mr..
and Mrs. KinsIey by their many friends.
were served at the close of
the ceremony, after which the happy
couple departed for their wedding trip
through Vermont and New Hampshire.
The usual accompaniment of old shoes
and good wishes and blessings will follow
them. Mr.. and Mrs. Kinsley wall reside at
No. 2, fremont street, Stoneham. Mr..
Kinsley is in the employ of the E. l..
Patch Co. as travelling salesman
Morgan Center 49, ''''<'-@
Wilmer Elliott has moved to Island Pond.
]. A. Gray has gone to Manchester, NH.
on business trip. go 90,
Mrs. A. Ewens, " no has been seriously
i'll, is reported as being better. ..-- - J.
There will be box social at Mrs. Al. |
Calkins next Wednesday evening, ten cents |
4 box. Proceeds are for Sunday school |
purposes. .= -~z5. r -
J.E. Ellis has decided back his mill prop |
erty to A o. Elliott. Mr.. Elliott and "A. |
have bargained with Us. Swee- |
ney for his large engine and boiler, and
expect to have them placed in their mill |
here and be ready to saw by Dec. 18TH.
Newport. >'
E. G. Brooks has sold his tailor business
1t ST. Johnsbury and will devote his time
wholly to his business here.
E. C.. Blanchard is moving into D. NJ
Camps former residence. Mr.. Camp is
moving into his new house.
Mrs. Elisha Lane still remains very sick.
DIR. Bell, specialist from Montreal, was
,alled in council with DR.. ]. II. Gains.
Mrs. Hackett was called recently to Bur-
ington to attend the funeral of her grand
laughter, a child of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rev. e. H. Brown of Wellington, Conn,
las accepted a call from the Baptist church
lere and commenced his work as pastor
SOv 18th