Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-07-13

Mica, TO visit bis son Edward.
Mrs. George Young and two sons are
having an outing at Knowlton's.
Mrs. z. NJ. MsDsur and Mrs. B. F. Moore
are at willoughby lake this week.
The Blair & DeLsrm Co.'s mill closes on
July 13 for q two weeks vacation.
Henrietta Cattansch is home from Mt.
Holyoke College for the vacation season.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chad bourne of st.
Johnsbury are visiting Mrs. j. A. Lorimer.
L. o. Drew and family are spending
their vacation at Island Pond and Coati-
cook.
The new government building has
reached its height and the roof is being
flushed.
W. K. Kipp has rented his cottage at
KnowIton's bluff to New York parties for
two months.
Mrs. Benz. Human has scarlet fever.
She Is doing nicely and there are no other
cases in town.
The Temperance Picnic on Prospect Hill
Thursday was not largely attended, but all
report a tine time.
II Is reported that @. ID. Pratt has bought
out Mr.. Z. II. Green and is learning the
undertaking business.
The ball game between Barton and
Newport on Thursday resulted in victory
for the Newports. score 10 TO II.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Spooner have re-
turned from their wedding trip. Tney
take their meals at the palace" and nave
rooms at M. ID. Spears.
LIZ. Kay is having the True house on
the hill painted. Also John Coriiss aud
Mrs. Bailey OF that neig hborhood are hav-
ing their houses painted.
Sherman & Brady's building, formerly
standing just opposite the passenger
| depot, has been moved TO the other side OF
the street, back of the b. & Nj. freig hI
office.
| Richard Hurst has moved his family
here from Lyndonvllie into one of Cas-
| wells tene meuts on Eastern Avenue. Mr.
Hurst has opened fine new Iuncn cart Oh
Railroad square.
Bert French went down the lake about
eight miles the other DAY wnen the ma
chlnery baked up and he mad to row the
boat home in the broiling hot sun. Tn'
effort caused him to have partial sun
stroke.
Mr.. Arthur Writ Denison of Cambridge
Mass, and Miss Clare Dorothy March o
Newton, Mass, were married at the Marcl
camp at the Bluffs by Rev. Aiexande
Crone Wednesday at noon. A number o
the relatives and friends of the contract
ing parties from Boston were present.
We were much saddened to learn Of tn
death of Miss Bertha Magoon OF Yves
Derby on Wednesday OF tuberculosis:
She mad many young friends in this place
having attended school here. The be
reaved parents have the sympathy of al
This loss seems especially hard, for the
buried their son Walter only last Octobe
Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Crone leav
to- night for Boston, and will sail Tuesda
for England, their native country. Nj
: Crone has been a faithful and zealou
rector of st. Marks mission for seve
years, and many there are who regret t
have him leave. Rev. s. ). Murch
Salmon Falls, N. H., comes this week
succeed Mr.. Crone as rector of st. Marx
y church.
As a result of too hilarious a celebrate
of Dominion day over the Canadian DO
> der Frank Norton of Charleston az
q George Currier of Graniteville, Que, we
arrested near this village by Constab
Human and given a hearing on Thursda
i hen Norton was fined Sl5 and costs f.
intoxication and Currier S. and costs f.
y assault. This being Norton's thil
. offense he was sentenced to a term in Il
house of correction.
Young Harold jerks who has SO faitl
d fully delivered meat for his grandfath
r z. c. Blake during his vacation, had Il
It misfortune to get run away with on Satu
h day afternoon. 1t seems that somethil
d about the harness gave way and let t.
q wagon on to the horse which caused hi
i, to start. Harold, who is only about sew,
years old, was powerless to stop hi
b finally the little fellow was thrown o
r. and his face badly cut and his left ar
u was broken at the wrist.
y Miss Ruth Colby and Mr.. E. R. C,lli
Is of Barton Landing were united in ma
g rage at the Congregational church
N Wednesday evening by Rev. A. F. Ma
1t gregor. The bridesmaids were Miss Co
s. NJ. Leach of Bridgewater, Mass, Miss M
lie Wiggin and Miss Marie Lockhart of tt
1t place; maid of honor, Miss Ruth Ric
d mond. The bridegroom was attended
David Stuart of New York. The decor
lions OF the church we're elaborate, CO
IS sisting of evergreens and daisies. The
rs was a wedding bell of daisies, a gate al
$. arch over gate, and a floral bank covert
" the pulpit, the choir balcony being fill
he with evergreen trees and plants. col
" mittee of high school students did lar
lie part of the decorative work. The ri
m bearer was Helen Woodward, a niece
a the bride; the gate openers were Gertru
,g Copeland and Marion Newland; and
r flower girls, Emily Hamilton and Bestr
ty Bigelow. Miss Marjorie BstchelC
played the organ and dfteen school chi
rem sang a bridal sopg just be. ore