Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-08-05

visiting friends here.
Gertrude Lyon returned from her outing
at Westmore last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Hall visited Mr.. aud
Mrs. Daniel Ruggles at Sutton last week.
Clarence Wiley and family are visiting
/ Mr. WiIIey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron
Wiley.
DlnieI Skinner has carbuncle on the
/ back of his hand which is giving him much
trouble.
James G. TurubulIPs people and Thomas
Landon'e people are camping at WilIoug1
| by Lake.
Edna Fayer OF Boston is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Fayer, and her sister, Mrs
| o. w. Locke.
Mrs. Burgin, mother of Mrs. Melvin
Drown of Barton, visited at Stephen Will
| ley's recently.
C. n. Leonard is building an addition to
his house so he can have his mother and
sister live with him.
John Bartlett's family and Aaron
Willey's family spent part of last week
camping at WilIoughby.
Hazen Colley, who has been in the Phil
ippine war for about two years, called on
several Of his old friends last week.
The stone work for a concrete sidewalk
past Taplin & RoweIl's office is in an the
walk will be continued to Mr.. Rowells
house.
Prof. Lawrence, who had charge of the
village schools here last year, has been en-
gagged as principal of the Newbury academy
at a salary of 500 a year.
William Brennan returned last Thursday
from ST. Cloud, Mimi, bringing Mrs.
Brennan with him. He found her better
than he expected though in a serious con-
dition.
Remem Der the F. G. Reynolds entertain
ment at the Methodist church tomorrow
evening. Come and help, bearing in mind
that the EpWOrth League has half the pro-
ceeds. The band has kindly consented
to give an open air concert before the en-
tertainment.
The directors of the Parker & Young Co.
were here last week looking up their bust
ness and planning for the enlargement of
their plant. 1t is stated that fifty feet will
be added to the old bobbin mill besides
other additions such as are needed to carry
on more business.
Several slight accidents occurred at the
E. L. Chandler mills last week. Among
them Charles Young sprained his ankle,
Charles Hartwell caught one hand in a.
machine which tore open large cash. and
Ed. Walker had his thumb caught in a set
screw which injured it to some extent.
Mr.. James W. Hall and wife of Baltimore,
Md. and Mrs. Cordelia Cutter of Barton
visited Mrs. Susan Joslyn recently
Hanscom of Schenectady, y. Y. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Taplin.-Miss Myra Doug
lass called on friends in town last week.
Hon. J. NJ. Fisher and daughter of Cabot
visited here last Week.-Mrs. Nettie Carter
has returned to her work in Boston.-The
trustees are making ready for con crete
walks on South Avenue.-Miss Inez Wins
low has been engaged as first primary
teacher for the coming year. t' }H9'l
Mrs. Susan Fessenden, ex-president of
the Massac husetts w. Z. t. U. gave lee
ture in the Congregational church last
Thursday evening the subject of which
was 1.-THE New Woman" She handled the
subject in most interesting manner,
kindly and truthfully dwelling upon the
of the women in our land, advocating CO.
operation of men and women in all matters
pertaining to the welfare of our country.
Her noble bearing, clear speech and quiet
persuasive spirit won the applause of her
audience.
E.. Winslow and Miss Emma S. Austin 4
were united in marriage by Rev. S. q.
Lewis, Saturday, August Sd, at the home of
Mrs. Austin. 1t was quiet ceremony
without osten tation or display. The bride
received many useful presents from her
large circle OF friends. The groom, a
Bloomington boy, son of the late DR..
Winslow, is we'll known in this community
and highly esteemed for his character and
solid attainments. He has been for some
years principal of the schools in Auburn,
Maine. The bride is the second daughter
of the late Judge Austin. For the past six
years she has been the efficient teacher of
our primary school. She is universally
esteemed for her high character and genial,
sunny nature and will be greatly missed in
the home, the church, the school and the
community. Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow will
spend par of their honeymoon at the
White Mountains and take the balance to
their new home in Auburn.
South Barton.
Mrs. G.. w. Abbott was in Passumpsic
few days recently to see her brother who
was seriously injured in the pulp mill
there George Pope and lady, also Archie
Macomber and lady, attended the moon
light excursion at Newport last week.
Miss Mary DeVinne from New Hampshire
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. b. G. Berry
Lucius Gordon and wife with Miss Dora
Aldrich were in Montpelier last week.