Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-08-19

| for their efforts to please. We bespeak g
| generous patronage for any future enter
tainments which may be given here. The
proceeds amounted to $500.
! ALEDOEiA COUNTY,
west BurI>e.
Warner Fogg is seriously i'll.
/ Sixteen young people from this village
| had a very pleasant picnic at Lyndonville
/ camp ground last Thursday.
About forty were present at the Ladies'
Aid society at Mrs. Ada Silsby's on We'd
nesday afternoon and all enjoyed very
pleasant time.
The Junior League will hold a fair and
literary entertainment on the NJ. E. C aurch
lawn on Friday evening, Aug. sc. All are
cordially invited.
Miss Mamie Beckwith of Newt bury is
visiting at Newell Colby's.-Bert Bugbee
of Barre visited his father, Serene Bugbee,
last week.-Mrs.. Monroe of Boston, Mass,
is visiting friends and relatives about town.
Mrs. Roa Davis of st. Johns bury is visit
ing at F. T. Porters.
Mrs. Maud Noyes and Miss Sarah Noyes
are visiting in New mpshire.-Mrs. M.
(MarshalD Mourve and little son Howard
of Dorchester, Mass, are boarding at L
Halls for few weeks.-George Powers
a nd wife have been visiting relatives in
Bradford.-NIr. Cephas Patch and family
of Southern Pines S. c., spent Saturday at
the parsonage.
Hardwick.
James A. Howieson, former resident of
this place, died at Elmore August II.
A child of Mrs. Atkins, who came from
Waterbury to this place recently, is i'll
with scarlet fever.
Mr.. j. E. Hancock of this place and Miss
M. Adeline Weston of Simondsville were
married Wednesday, August IA. They
will reside in the east part of the town.
Mrs. Hattie A. West, wife OF A. ]. West,
died at her home here suddenly on Thurs
day, August Is. The deceased was As years
of age and leaves a husband and one
daughter.
The remains of Mrs. Susanna Kimball,
widow of Franklin Kim ball, were buried
in the family lot in the new cemetery last
Sunday. Mrs. Kimball died at the home
of her son in Lawrence, Mass. Her age
was IS years.
East Hardwick.
About IS from the w. r. c. of Norris
vile, Wolcott, Craftsbury, and Greensboro
Bend attended District convention at
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wentworth of New Castle,
N. H., spent Old Home Week with Mrs.
Wentworth's mother, Mrs. M. q. Nelson
John Phillips of Sheffield and Mrs. Ather-
ton Chase of New York visited Thursday
at Mrs. Henry BIake's.-Florence Little
office and is at home. -7c4~.
Mrs. Lance has a friend from Boston
stopping with her.
School commenced in Upper Nation
Aug. u, Fife Barber, teacher.
Nellie Ash has gone to New London, N.
H., for the remainder of the summer.
Alfred Simpson is enjoying vacation at
Lyndonville camp ground with his Grand
parents.
George Chesley, who has been here
several weeks, will return to Oxford, N. H.
Aug. 10.
Miss Carvel from Clinton, Mass, is stop
ping at Will Smith's.-Miss Lillian East
man is at Newport visiting her aunts, Mrs. |
Mitchell and Mrs. Avery.-Mrs. A. Chase
from New York is visiting her father, John
Phillips.
Miss Orpha Farmer of Lyndon Center
has been visiting Annie Dwyer.-EtheI |
Richards, of Lowell, Mass, and Angie and |
Effie Hunter of Lyndon visitedSKate Ken |
dali last Thursday.-Mrs. Fanny Giffin is |
visitor at DIR. Jones' for a few days.
Charles Richards has been in town.
Harry Squiers and wife of st. Johnsbury |
visited in town last week.-Mrs.. o. III. |
Jenness and Miss Roxy Holden visited in
Montpelier and Mortified Old Home |
Week.-Misses Myra and Anna Townsend |
Of New York City have been spending |
part of their vacation in town visiting |
relatives.
Miss Norah G. Warner Of this place and |
Mr.. George Cowling of St. Johnsbury were |
united in marriage at the home of the |
brides parents on Wednesday, August, IA, |
at 9 o'clock a. m. The ceremony was per- |
formed by Rev. G. d. Lance in the presence |
Of the relatives and intimate friends of the |
parties. Mr.. and Mrs. Cowling |
left on the afternoon train for a trip to |
Boston, Portland and other places, and on |
their return will reside at st. Johnsbury. |
The young couple were the recipients of |
many useful and valuable presents. The |
bride is graduate Of the Johnson Normal |
school and has been very successful |
5eacher. Mr.. Cowling is employed in the |
Fairbanks scale works at ST. Johnsbury, |
where he has a fine position. Both Mr.. |
md Mrs. Cowling are held in high esteem |
oy a large circle of friends who extend |
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