Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-06-04

at the Cong'I. church last Friday Rev. Mr.
| Dixon of Barton Landing officiating. Mr..
| Hall was very estima BILE young man and
| much sympathy is felt for the afflicted
| family. Although Mrs. Hall is still very
ill, it is thought that she will recover. The
other members of the family who have
been sick are better.
Mrs. Minerva Keith spent few days
with her niece, Mrs. Templeton, last week.
Mrs. Beauclerk recently spent a week
with her daughter in Newport.-Miss Ed
wards from Worcester, Mass, is spending
few days at the Brewster hotel.-Mrs.
Burbank's sister and family from Canada
are visiting her, also her niece from Cali
fornia.-Mr. and Mrs. Boynton of West
Derby visited Mrs. Templeton last Tues
day.
Last Tuesday was an eventful day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Burbank and filled
with pleasant memories. While right in
the rush of springs work and the pressure
of household duties, regardless of the flight
of time, they were interrupted by the ap
pearance of visitors. And as their friends
continued to arrive by twos, tens and
twenties, with meat pies, fruit pies, pud-
dings, cakes, ice cream, bananas and every
thing to tempt the most fastidious appe-
tite, they were reminded that the 29th day
of May was the Goth anniversary of their
marriage. The affair was a complete sur
prise to Mr.. and Mrs. Burbank, but as
they are never at loss as to how to enter
tain their guests, everything was soon adj
justed to the occasion which was much
enjoyed by all present. Two nice chairs
with numerous other gifts were presented
with best wishes for many happy returns
of the anniversary. The young people
arrived for the evening, about seventy-fve
being present. All were generously served
with cake, ice-cream and fruit, and spent
a delightful evening.
Lowell.
Walter Wyman and family will soon
move to Mr.. Wyman's home in Walling-
ford.
Lewis Cox fell out of his wagon and be-
came tangled up in the harness in such
way as to injure him severely. -.
Homer Farman returned from Lyme, N.
H., Thursday to attend to. his duties as
census enumeration for this town.
julius Glodgett has been very i'll with
grip. This disease is just beginning to get
into town having been all around US for
some time.
A very pretty wedding occurred last
Thursday afternoon, when Miss Eva B.
Kinney was united in marriage to Mr..
EmeryJ .Foss at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Kinney in the
presence of large circle of relatives and
friends. The wedding march was played
by. Miss Silloway of Morrisville and
promptly at the hour appointed the bride
and groom appeared followed by the brides
maid and groomsman and took their places
under a large bell of apple blossoms, when
the marriage ceremony was performed by
Rev. A. F. Eldridge, pastor of the Cong. |
church, of which the bride is a member.
The bride wore beautiful dress of pale |
blue silk trimmed with white lace aud |
carried white carnations. Miss Blanche |
Foss, sister of the groom acted as brides
maid and Mr.. Charles Kinney as best man.
After the ceremony refreshments were |
served and a short reception was held. |
Then with the usual demonstrations of rice |
and old shoes the young couple left for a
will make their home in Morrisville. Miss |
Eva has been a resident of Lowell all her |
life and was thought much of by all who |
knew her. We are sorry to have her go |
away, but such things must come and we
only hope for her much happiness in her
new home and relations, and from the
appearance of Mr.. Foss there is no doubt
such will be her lot. There were present
from out of town: Mr.. and Mrs. J. M.
Foss, Miss Blanche Foss and Miss Sillo-
way of Morrisville; Mr.. and Mrs. Noble
Kinney of Craftsbury; Mr.. and Mrs. Orange
w hitcher and Mr.. and Mrs. William Shep-
ard of Albany; Mrs. L. Ell. Thompson and
Mrs. Cowfes of Iras burg; Mrs. F.S. Hazard
If North Hyde Park; and A. F. Rogers
md daughter of Eden. Among the many
presents received by the young couple were
he following: Large Turkish rug, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Foss; table linen, Benton and
Amy Kinsley, Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Stewart
Mrs. F. S. Hazard, Mrs. Cowles and Mrs.
stevenson; towels, Mr.. and Mrs. n. F.
Mrs. Hill; book of poems, II.
". Kinney; silver cake basket, T. and w.
3. Patterson; glass set, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
sawyer, Mr.. and Mrs. III. E. Stewart; silver
ugar shell and butter knife, Ell. III. Cole;
liver fruit knives, Blanche Foss; silver
ugar shell and butter knife, Mr.. and Mrs.
\. F. Efdridge; silver berry spoon, III. L.
;ayles, E. B., III. r. and Theda Wellman;
liver berry spoon, Myrtle and Lula San
'orn; silver cream ladle, W. A. Shepard
nd wife; toilet set and mats, Mrs. Dwight
Harding; jewelry tray, II. E. Stone; set Of
tut picks, Noble Kinney; silver bonbon
lish, L. III. Thompson; J dozen silver tea
poems, Orange Whitcher; pickle castor,