Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-11-16

The ushers were Messrs Dale Bullock and
Frank Clough. The brides gown was o
white albatross with trimmings of em.
oroidered chiffon and embroidered bands
OF satin Joined by fagotting, and she car.
r1ed white prayer book. The maid oil
honor wore white muslin with trimmings
OF lace and ribbon and carried a shower
boquet of white bride roses, the gift of the
groom. Following the ceremony recep-
ton was given from half past eight to ten
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. w. s. Bell.
and Immediately after receiving the hearty
congratulations and best wis hes of the
forty five near friends and relatives pres
ent wedding luncheon was served. The
many beautiful gifts received certainly
attested to the popularity of the young peo-
pie. Mr. and Mrs. Durant, Lowell, Mass,
rugs; Mr.. G. Newton, linen towels; Mrs.
II E Colt, Massawippi, P. O., drawnwork
handkerchief; Miss Rowland, Lynn, Mass.
doilies; Miss Miss Minnie Willard, drawn
work table cover. Mrs. Frank Colby, bed
| spread; Mr.. and Mrs. George Fay, silver
| cake basket, olive fork and salt and pepper
set; Mr.. and Mrs. Ordway, silver tea
spoons; Miss Emily Morris, bed spread, i,
Dr. and Mrs. I. L. Nowlan, silver ia BILE
spoons and butter knife; Mr.. W. B. Leon
ard, silver nut set; Miss Frasier, silver
dessert spoons; Mr.. and Miss Chilson.
cold meat fork, Mr. W. s. Bell, book; Mrs
Julia A. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F.
Quimby, wash boiler, wash board and
spider; Mrs. Wiley and Mr.. Doyle, silver
berry spoon; Mr.. and Mrs. Boardmap,
silver pickle fork; Mr.. and Mrs J. E. Ken
dali, silver pie knife; Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Mathews, cake plate; Mr. and Mrs. W. s.
Bell, couch; Miss Bertha Preston, sugar
she'll, Mr.. E. Winget, salt and pepper set;
Miss Rose Gilkey, calendar; Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Bullock, sofa pillow; Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
W1nget, parlor lamp; Miss Fanny Kendall
and Miss Nettie Sargent, picture frame;
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Judd, fruit plate;
Mr.. and Mrs. Buell., salad set; Mrs. Mary
Livermore and Miss Daisy Livermore,
plate; Mrs. Soule, cream pitcher; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. F. Richardson, bonbon dish; Miss
Cora Chase, spoon tray; Mrs. Fay, art
square and money; Mr.. and Mrs. o. Desi-
let, money; Mrs. g. Kendall, Mrs. Brown,
f1atirons; Mrs. Lane and Mrs Cleveland,
table linen; Mrs. Frank Clough, silver;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Everett, silver berry
dish; Mrs Nicholson, chain. After Dec.
1st. Mr.. and Mrs. Preston will be at home
in Union Village.
SOUTH BARTON.
Mrs Fisher is visiting Mrs. Jane Duke.
E. q. Drown has started on his lumber
JOB.
Mrs g. 1. Drown has returned to Evans
vile.
Mrs. b. c. Berry's father is here from
Magog.
Some of the school children are having
the mumps.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bean from Glover visited
at K. B. Lang's one day last week.
VIM. Brooks of Burke has moved his
family here, and rented the Canty house.
In the item in last weeks issue relative
to the improvement made by straighten-
ing the curve in the railroad south of the
station the last line should have read
"trains to pass'' instead of ssteams'' as it
appeared.
ALBANY.
Little Marion Stephens is recovering
rapidly.
Carrie Rowell is having her house
shingled.
o M. George is home from East Rich
ford for few weeks.
r. M. CowIes has sold his pacing horse,
Bonny Boy, to parties in Newport
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Vance, of Newport,
were recent visitors at Olin Aikens.
Lou and Fred Eldridge, from aardwick,
visited at Charlie Stewards last week.
Ida Mills returned home last Saturday
and will work in the telephone office.
Miss Myra Carpenter, from Glover, has
been visiting at Verne Whittermore's.
Mrs. Reuben Miles was kicked by a
horse recently, injuring her arm quite
badly.
Mrs. E. Sartwell is with her daughters
for few weeks and may remain during
the winter.
Mrs. D. L. Mcclure is visiting in the
cities of New Haven, Boston, Lowell and
Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Reynolds started
for the West Thursday, where they expect
to spend the winter.
Mrs. Fred Fletcher who has been a great
sufferer from cancerous trouble, has been
seriously i'll the past few days.
Mrt. Edith Newton and Mrs. MYRTLE
Stewart will entertain at the NJ. E. church
vestry on Tuesday afternoon, Nov. II. Let
all come and enjoy pleasant time
Village schools closed last week. The
school in the upper room closed Thursday |
to enable the teacher, Miss Minnie Willie, |
to attend the funeral of a relative Friday, |
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sartweu were very |
pleasantly surprised last Tuesday after |
noon by the arrival of twenty of the mem |
bers of the g. A. r. and w. r. c. The
occasion was very much enjoyed by ALL |
"Goldie's Inheritance" a story of the |
siege of Atlanta, from the pen of Louisa
M. Whitney. daughter of the Rev. Phin- |
ehas Bailey, formerly pastor of the Cong'I |