Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-09-30

nude Chandler who died last week. Her
hte was seven years and six months instead
I'd twelve years, as reported last week.
A pleasant social event occurred last
rnesday, the oath inst, when Will Marcy
md Bessie Lyon were united in marriage
HI the residence of Mrs. Emma Scott. The
|eremony was performed at O'Clock a. m.
LII Rev. c. II. Morse. Only the family
bends were present at the ceremony, but
LIE sixty students of the academy gathered
III the door a few minutes afterwards and
ave the bridal party a suitable reception
|nd send off when they came out to start
'0r Barton. Mr.. and Mrs. Marcy went
|irectIy to Cambridge, Mass, where their
.pme is to be. They were well remem-
Bred with presents by their Craftsbury
LENDS.
Derby.
NIr. Harold Farman took Miss Beams
lace in the graded school part of last
Feek.
Mr. Chas. Place has greatly improved
be appearance of his residence by having
/ painted.
The funeral of Mrs. FL. o. Wooley was
leId from her late residence Tuesday
prenoon, Rev. G. H. Wright officiating.
Mr.. Harry Robbins and Miss Lena Vim
|pn of Morgan were married Wednesday,
lso Mr.. Haywood and Miss Derusha.
congratulations.
The Edwards place on the hill, owned by
] has. Wilson, has been purchased by Mr..
lowell; Mr.. Wilson's family expect soon
b join him in Oregon.
DR.. and Mrs. e. V. Bogue, who went to
california about seven years ago, have re-
'hrned to Vermont and spent part of last
Feek visiting friends in town.
Mr.. VIM. Spear is spending few weeks
Il it'll his daughter, Mrs. d. 9. Stevens, at
Vest Derby.-Miss Mary Grout spent Sat-
|rday and Sunday with her parents.
The mid-term social Friday was very
hjoyabIe and profitable occasion. Recita-
ons and declarations, with fine music
nd promenade completed the program.
Six of the workmen of the New England
telephone Co. are stopping at the Richard
fhile setting new poles and otherwise i'm
rowing the line between this place and
Rerby Line.
Miss Kate Spear has gone to Boston, ex-
|ecting to remain a month or more-Mrs.
Walter Parker with her little daughter re-
lrns to-day to her home in Dorchester,
Lass, after quite an extended visit to her
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Silver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Morrill, of Wisconsin
te visiting Mr.. Morrill's sister, Miss Sarah
orriIl.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Black of
Soventry visited their daughter, Mrs. w.
A. Daley, last Week.-Mrs. Bertha Pinney
accompanied her grandmother home from
be hospital in Boston and is spending
20 weeks vacation with her parents.
Vest Derby.
Mrs. Fred White is a little more COM
Srtable.-John Noyes is improving.
:, is in town.-Mrs. G. V. Bogue, of
lendale, Cal, is visiting here.
Warren Hunt and wife have returned to
bringfeld, Mass.-Evelyn Webster has
bne to Boston, Mass, to work.
\ E. A. Richardson moves into the John
ark house on Elm st. and Mr.. Cadauskie
to the house occupied by Mr.. Richard
n.
There was a pleasant gathering at
homas Doneghy's last Thursday evening
honor of the birthday of Mrs. Eva
NPneghy.
Miss Alice Reed returned to Lakewood,
ew Jersey, last Friday.-Will Blake went
Montreal last week, accompanying his
other Ora, who went to the hospital for
edical treatment.
There will be harvest dinner and sup
: in the F. 3. church vestry tomorrow
tuesday, Oct. 1st) for the benefit of Rev.
E. Phillips. Come all, young and old,
d enjoy the fruits of the field and
rden.
erby Line and vicinity.
The corner stone Of the library will be
d Oct. IA.
Mr.. J. J. Parker of Derby Line and Miss
EtheIwyn Brooks of Compton were
lrried Sept. 18th at the home of the
Fde's parents.
Col. E. D. Butterfield and Rev. E. E.
Rrggraf attended the Vermont and
ovince of Quebec convention of Univer-
lists at st. Adams last week.
Mr.. H. w. Hovey and Miss Mary w.
Rnsur were married Wednesday evening.
e wedding occurred at the Methodist
E1rch, which was beautifully decorated
the occasion. The ceremony was per-
med by Rev. G. Ellery Read.
lover.
Mr.. Frank Dwinell of Brookline, Mass,
Visiting here.
Eugene Anderson has had a telephone
Stalled in his house.
Mrs. Carl Bean and daughter visited at
rs. Beams home last week.
ar. and Mrs. Furness of Newbury have
en visiting at Silas Gray's.