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

Welcome B. Eastman and family of st.
Johnsbury have been visiting at Charles
Wizards.
The Sutton Grange, with their invited
friends, took a ride to Lake Willoughby
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Willard, of Hanover,
N. a., have been visiting relatives and
friends here.
Charles Hastings has purchased the
Franklin Berry place at Sutton Hollow and
will take possession soon.
Three new names were taken at the last
meeting of the Grange, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonathan Berry and son Ora.
Hollis Allard has bought the F. M.
Abbott farm, lately purchased of Geo. In
gals. Mr.. Allard has sold bis house in
the village to his brother, Alfred AlIard.
Harley r. Willard, A. NJ, who hiss been
spending few days in town, has returned
to Hanover. Prof. Willard has been teacher
of physics at Dartmouth the Fast year and
leaves there to accept the position of
teacher of mathematics at military
school in Ohio.
spending their summer vacation in town,
go to their schools as follows: Sadie E.
Blake, Danville graded school; Fanny d.
Hastings, Newbury Seminary; Cora Curtis,
Derby; Madge E. Burnham, Lunenburg
graded school; Herbert Burnham, South
Lunenburg.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. R. Will
lard was the scene of pretty wedding last
| Thursday morning, when their Oldest
daughter, Olive Adeline, was united in
marriage to Mr.. Luther Lawson of st.
Johnsbury. The house was tastefully
decorated with evergreens, ferns, golden
rod, potted plants and cut flowers. The
bride wore an elegant white dress and
carried white carnations. Miss Mary
! Willard, sister of the bride, was brides
maid and wore cream lansdowne, carrying
sweet peas. A brother of the groom acted
as best man. M aster Gordon and Miss
Grace Davis strewed their way with
flowers while Mrs. May Colby Wells
played the wedding march. Jack Willard,
brother OF the bride, and Prof I'll. r.
Willard, cousin, acted as ushers. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.. Sar-
| gent of Wheelock. Refreshments of cake,
coffee, and ice cream were served, after
which the happy couple started on a wed
ding trip to Montpelier amid showers of
rice and old shoes. The invited guests
consisted of relatives of the couple and
very few friends. Among them were
Mrs. Wilbur Willard and son of Spring
| al Mr. r ~ VT1:II
sons, Prof. H. R. and Ira o. Willard, of
Hanover, Miss Lucy Fisher, Of Lawrence,
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lawson of St.
Johnsbury. The gifts were beautiful and
! useful, among them dozen silver knives
( and forks, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Willard /;
/ toilet set, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lawson,
carving set, Miss Mary Willard, one half
dozen silver tea spoons, Prof. II. r. Will
lard; cracker jar, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Will
lard; silver meat fork, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.
| Atwood; silver soup IadIe, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Frank Ball; silver pepper and salt shake,
! Mrs. Geo. Eastman and Miss Lena; oat-
meal set, Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Taft; silver
butter knife and sugar shell, Mr.. Herbert
and Miss Madge Burpham; money, Mrs.
Ransom Davis money, Mr. Byron Bundy.
WheeIock.
The entertainment given by the ladies
was success. Proceeds, 5000.
! Mrs. Richardson's sister, Mrs. Lovejoy,
/ of St. Johnsbury is visiting her.
Mrs. l.. N. Cree has moved to Worcester,
Mass where her husband is at work.
Mrs. Geo. Bean, who has been caring for
Mrs. Ora Mcdowell of Lyn donville, is at
home again. W
Laila Baxter, who has been stopping at
Mr.. FL offman's has returned to her home
in Ca mbridge, Mass.