Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-09-29

Our farmers are very busy filing their
silos. Some fields of corn are nearly
spoiled with the frost while others seem to
be unframed.
We are sorry to learn that our forme r
townsman, j. E. Chamberlln of Barton
Landing, continues very ill and no hopes
are entertained of his recovery.
very pretty wedding took place last
Wednesday at the home of Charles Perkins
at Barton when his daughter Ada was
united in marriage to Herbert E. Carter of
this town. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. w. @. Johnson. The rooms were
tastefully decorated with ported plants
and cut flowers and the tables were loaded
with cakes and fruit. A pleasant time was
enjoyed by about twenty-five guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Carter took the midnight train
for trip southwark, with the best wishes
OF all for long and happy life.
The following clipping was taken from
Massachusetts, paper of Sept. IS. Mr..
McClary is well known in this county. and
we know he will have the sympathy of
many friends. His present home is
Leominster, Mass.
"Ira d. McClary will to-day have his leg
amputated above the knee, after weeks Of
suffering with what was at first supposed
to be an ingrowing toe nail. Mr.. McClary
at first doctored 1t himself, but it grew SO
much worse that later he consulted a
physician and short time ago several toes
We're amputated and now the only chance
OF saving his life is to take off the leg. Dr.
Appleton Pierce has charge of the case.
hoc hn0 4, -
circle of friends in his aff1iction.'
South Albany.
A. Il. Buchanan is repairing his house.
A. G. Williams is building a new carriage
house.
Clayton Ferry is dangerously ill at the
home of Olin Rowell.
Mrs. Ferry and Harvey and Leon Ferry
are at o. M. Rowell's caring for Clayton
Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Marnock are
entertaining two of Mrs. Marnock's
sons, Fred Crowley, who has just been
married and lives at Springfield, Mass, and
John T. Crowley from New York City
accompanied by friend from that place,
Mr.. Elmer E. Try.
The following is copied from the SPRING
field, Mass, Daily Republicans:
"The home of Willard j. Clark at Agawam
was the scene of a quiet but delight
wedding yesterday afternoon, when his
sister, Miss Bertha Ellen Clark, daug liter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Clark of Ludlow,
was united in marriage to Fred w. Crowley
OF Agawam. The house was tastefully
decorated for the occasion; the parlor with
hydrangeas, the dining-room with pink
dahlias, and the stairway with ground pine,
mingled with pink dahlias. The bridal
couple entered the, parlor preceded by the
ring bearer, Master Robert Barnes, a
nephew OF the bride, accompanied by Miss
Mildred Chase as flower girl, bearing a
basket Of white and pink carnations. I'm
der beautiful arch composed of ground
pine, hydrangeas and white clematis, Rev.
+. S. Body, pastor of the Agawam Baptist
church, performed the ceremony which
united these two lives in the bonds of we'd
lock. A part of the church OF England
service with single ring was used. The
bride was attired in white lansdowne
trimmed with silk and lace, and carried %
white carnations, mingled with ferns, as
sym oofOf her 22d birthday, as well as her
bridal day. The gifts included silver nd
glass, lace embroidery, table decorations
and money. A dainty lunch was served,
after which Mr.. and Mrs Crowley left for
.
3Crowley's parents In Albany, VT. They
will be at home after October l on Gem trail
street, in this city, where newly furnished
house awaits Them"
East Albany.
8 There will be an auction sale of personal
property at the residence of VIM. Cha M
berlin, Monday, Oct. 9th, at one o'cloc K
p. m. The property consists in part of
household furniture, carriages, and a
quantity of wood,
Bloomington Center
Miss Ethel Bates is recovering health.
Miss Clio Going is working for G. w.
Skinner.
r Mr.. VIM. Smiths little girl has been i'll
the past week.
Mrs. John Putney has gone to West
Charleston visiting.
Mrs. Amanda Powers has returned home
from Franklin county.
Mr.. Charles Smith, who has been sick
with the grip, is able to be out.
Mrs. Charles Smith, who has been seri-
ously ill, is able to sit up little.
Mrs. E. R. Leland has gone to BrattIe-
boro to visit her brother and sister.
Miss e. E. Robinson is visiting her
brother and sister in Brattleboro.
Miss Phoebe Powers spent few days
with her sister in West Burke recently.
Mrs. Isadore GfIlis has returned home
from visit to her brother, 0. A. White.
Mrs. Julia Judd from Rlchford visited
her sister, Mrs. Amanda Powers, the pa t
week.
Mr.. Owen Grant from Concord, N. H., is
visiting his brother, Albert Grant, and
other relatives.
Three men from Littleton, N. H., have
been cleaning monuments and head stones
In the cemeteries in town. They seem to
be doing nice work.
The Ladies Aid Society viii hold a
chicken pie supper at Loren Going's next
Thursday evening. The ladies are invited
to contribute for the supper. A large at
tendance is desired