Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-09-01

during his recent severe illness.
The Cong. Ladies' Aid Society met at
M. r. fuckers asbestos camp on Fri
day last. A general invitation wa
extended and there was large at
tendance. Anyone who wishes to see
asbestos in quantity can satisfy their
curiosity by going to Mr.. fuckers camp.
LowelPs Brigham Academy students
went to Bakersfield Monday. Lawrence
Powers is returning after a years absence,
Iheda Wellman enters the school this fall.
The other students from this town are
Harry Wellman, Helen and Lucy Stephen
son, Clara Burgess and Alice and Florence
Durivage.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Harrie Wellman came home from Will
Jamestown Saturday for short vacation
before beginning school again at Bakers
field.
Aunt Jerusha's Quilting Party as pre-
sented by the G. E. Society Friday evening
met Will an overwhelming success, at least
IN attendance. The admission was only Is
cents, with 10 cents for children, but the
society will net over thirty dollars as the
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were well taken and everyone seemed to be
well pleased with the entertainment. In
strumental music was furnished by Mrs.
ii. II. Hill and others and promenading
was INDUCED in by the young people after
the performance. Thanks are due those
outside the society who helped to make the
entertainment success
Morgan.
large company gathered at w. E.
Blood's last Friday evening for an ice
cream social. A pleasant time was enjoyed
and much credit is due Mr.. Bloods family.
The money is to buy singing books for the
church.-Mr. Warren and family have re-
turned to their home in Hardwick.-M Mrs.
George Walker of Connecticut and daugh-
ter and grandchild are at Mrs. George
Bertlett's, -Jewett Twombly and daughter
of Albany are in town.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Bowers Church and B. j. Cox caught a
16 pound longe few days ago.
The road com missioner has begun work
on the road again. He is putting in many
good stone culverts and small bridges
Several of the neighbors called on Mr..
Sykes last Monday and helped him in his
haying. Mr.. Sykes broken shoulder still
troubles him very much.
, Newport.
Mrs Quimby OF Lyndonville was in tow u
last week.
Mrs. G. 7. Bean returned from her trip
} abroad last week.
Mr.. Win Brown, from Bigslow, Me-, was
in town last week.
Miss Rosabel Human is visiting friends
in South Wheelock.
Miss Agnes Bowley went last Saturday to
visit friends in Boston.
Miss Ivah W.. Gale has returned to her
school in White River Junction.
Rev. WC. Newell and family have re-
: turned from a months vacation.
]. 1a Mrs. Geo. Dearborn and daughter Geor-
t gia are visiting relatives in Corinth.
Mrs. Wallace Cameron and little daugh-
J ter Helen have gone to Boston, Mass.
r Mrs. Hattie Dawse of Lyndonville visited
{ her sister, Mrs. j. A. Cole, last week.
Mrs. Charles Buckley of Lyndonville is
| visiting her sister, Mrs. Milo Shattuck.
f Invitations are out for Miss Gertrude
? Lawrence's wedding, the 10th of Septem-
' Der.
, Miss Pearl A. Gale is visiting her
brother, Harry L. Gale, at White River
Junction.
. Mr.. Andrew Robetille, from Denver,
, COL, and his brother Ed, from Worcester
Mass, are visiting in town.
+ Mr.. G. FL. Howard from Craftsbury wa
: in town Thursday, on his way to Derby
Center to attend the repu blican rally
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Thayer, who have
been spending the summer at their cottage
at Knowlton's, have returned home.
.. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Brown, Geo. Root,
.. Miss Inez Miller and Miss Alice Enos of
this place attended Miss Foss's wedding at
Barton last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Z. Downs and daug hter
Florence, also Miss st. Pierre, from Stan
I stead, p. O., were in town Monday
/. to attend Miss Ethel Coles we'd
e ding.
: The annual convention of the Orleans
County w. G. T. U. will be held in the M.
s E. church, Third St., Newport, Wednes-
a day and Thursday, Sept. and a. Among
InS opCdkOIo Will Uc MIS-. LUZ n. TLSHu, Gl0
Y state president, and Mrs. Callie Howe Of
: Missouri.
Monday afternoon, Aug. 18th, Miss
r Ethel M. Cole and Mr.. Thomas j. Averill
t were united in marriage at the home of
the brides mother, Mrs. j. A. Cole, Rev.
G. III. Brown of the Baptist church officia
r ting. Miss st. Pierre, of Stanstead, P. O.,
played the wedding march. The bride
was gowned in dark blue travelling suit
with hat to match. The ushers were
Messrs. Percy Robbins and Fred Blount
Miss Hazel May Dawse carried the ring
. and Miss Gertrude Wheeler passed the
!. boxes of wedding cake. The parlors were
. very tastefully and prettily decorated with