Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-10-13
LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PAGE.

UcAAAB EhlSSu Anu CuauBcus
Lawyer john Young's residence has
been thoroughly remodelled the past sum-
mer, and Hitchcock, the stonecutter, is
now putting in granite curbing.
II. 5. Root q Sons window dressing in
vites the public to saw wood. redeem
ing feature OF the coal strike is that it
furnishes more work for the poor wood
sawyer.
Maude Malopey has returned from the
New York mark cts, where she has been in
the interest Of K. Lane & Son. Miss
Pickle, nAiAliner, has also returned from
that city.
The Sherman Lumber Co. mill, which
was taken possession of the first of October
by ProDty Sc Miller, will be used by them
as dressing mill in connection with their
north nNibl.
Alien Brothers of Amherst, contractors
OF the new station, expect that it will be
ready for use bout December LIST. A SUBJ
stantiaI covering is also being built along
the Q. p. platform.
The Advent conference convened at the
church in West Derby Friday and lasted
over Sunday. Churches OF the Eastern
Township northern Vermont and northern
New Hampshire We're represented.
There win be special opening of ladies'
tailored suits ct the Gilman & Co. store
next Saturday. Mr.. Davis, representing a
large New York house, will be present and
will show large line of goods. Garments
viii be made to measure without extra
charge.
Oh uup 10
store, fell through the stairway from the
raised Office floor TO the basement, and,
marvellous to relate, escaped uuscathed.
The Harvey boys are born athletes anyhow.
The Blair & Delarm veneering business
hts been incorporated with a capital stock
Of 100000, divided into fifty common and
fifty preferred shares of stock. New mem
bers have been takenlinto the corporation,
bearing residence In New York, New
Haven and Brattleborn.
The latest rumor in industrial circles is
that Hodge & Waller, of Sher brooke and
e. l.. Tracy of tn is place are to have con-
troll OF the International mill, which will
be run as a dressing mill. Hodge & Wal
Ter are credi oTs of the International Co 4,
and therefore interested in this locality.
Newport is enjoying a building boom
that has not been equalled in the history
OF the village. 1t is hard to find carpenters
and workmen enough to supply the de-
mand. The government building and
passenger station will supply work all
winter, while the schoolhouse will be
Deveral weeks longer In finishing.
DIR. Il. E. Whitaker OF the board of
Annl 4, A..
system of the new b. & M. station and
condemned it, as the pipe leading from
the cesep pool was set to empty against the
current Of the lake. This would naturally
cause back flow that would empty into
thu station yard and endaDger the health
OF residents An explanation to Supt.
Folsom caused a proper relsying of the
piping.
Clarence Richmond and Miss Florence
Nye were married at the home Of the
BRIDES Iarents in Burlington Tuesday
evening Toe house was handsomely
decorated in green and white. The bride
and groom were attended by Miss Mary A.
Nye, bridesmaid, and Mr.. William G.
Wears, Of WatertowD, N. Y, best man.
AS the bridal party entered the room,
Misses Mary l.. Richmond of Newport,
Carolyn b. Nye, Ethel Spear and Bertha
A KiIlam OF Burlington, and George Mel
SOD, HoratloV Nye OF Burlington, w lillian
e. Putnam, OF Haverhill, Mass, and
Lieut.. r. II. Smalley of Fort Ethan Allen
form ol on aisle OF green and white ribbon
The bride was dressed in white silk
grenadine on er iaffsta and the bridesmaid:
In green mousselin esoie. Mr.. and Mrs
Richmond will reside here.
Newport IL the matrimonial center thi:
season, having furnished more than itt
usual quota Of worshipers at the shrine OF
Hymen. The wedding In which Miss
Alice IA. Enos AM Herbert A. Wright wer,
tho contracting parties was one OF the
most interesting and popular ones. i
was solenanizeo Wednesday evening at tn,
h1me of the bgide's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Enos, 10 The presence of seventy-f five
invited guests, who were formally received
at 800 O'Clock by Mr.. and Mrs. Enos, Mis-
Angeline FulliDgton and Miss Mabel Cat
tanach. AT about $50 the wedding part
marched into the presence of the com
pany, to the strains Of the weddiDg marcl
played by Miss Ruth Colby. The ushers
Emily Hamil on and Esther Bullock, wer
veritahle little fairies In white, VIII
marched to the dais and trailed whit
ribbons back TO the arch, forming al
avenue for the hymeneal party to pas
through The bridesmaid, Miss Grac
Elliott Of Barton, ana maid of honor, Mis-
Inez Miller Ot Newport, carried red carna
tons, and tho bride appeared On the arr
OF her brother, Charles Enos. Little Dorc
thy Spear acted The part of ringbearer in
really bew Itching manner. The impressive
ceremony WAS performed by Rev. A.
McGrtgor, pastor of the first Congregs
tional church. Congratulations were ne1
In order, and ihny were most sincere;
Mrs. Wright, who has been prominent
.nhn 4 m