Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-10-12

Mr.. Mcdowell has finished the carpenter
work on Chas. Atkins barn.
Mrs. 5. Vault of Arlington is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Emily Hunt.
Mrs. Blanche Lyon Basford and daugh-
ter visited her parents last week.
Rev. Mr.. Rose has returned to his home
in Ayers Flat, P. @. He has made many
friends here who hope he will return in
the near future.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
8. A. Hunt is home from Derby Line.
Gordon Mckay is home from the noun
taiDs.
Work has been commenced on the Lyon
bridge.
William Brooks has moved to West
| Burke
Bert Stanley is drawing legs to South |
Barton.
| NJ E. Calkins has purchased Murkland |
! furnace.
| Robinson.
Miss Rena Smith Is working at Barton |
in the Peerless.
Mrs. Ida Hunt visited her parents at
Burke Saturday.
Chas. Atkins has sold his horses to Ora
White OF Barton.
Martin Clapper is clapboarding and re-
painting his house.
Mrs. Daniel Allen of Charleston has been
visiting at Al Beams.
Miss Maude Webster has returned to her
home in South Barton.
Bart Cannon has finished his work In
Derby and returned here.
j. 6. Peene and family have returned to
their home in Yonkers, N Y.
Miss Nina Chappell Of Derby Is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Eugene French.
} Miss Mary Beebe of Manchester, N. H.,
!: made her mother visit recently.
Mr.. Peter Gormly and family and John
Towers have returned to New York.
, Miss Ruby Campbell has gone to st.
, Johnsbury where she has work in hos
! pital.
3 The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. Edison Chappell Thursday, Oct. 18th.
Ali are invited.
George McFarlane has taken large lum-
e Der job of the Chandler Co., that will take
i two or three years to complete.
r We understand the Chandler Co. are con-
o templating buying the old bobbin mill to
J. fit up to saw both hard and soft wood
d lumber.
,. CALEDONIA COUNTY,.
9 stq WEST BURKE.
Il Frank Fuller OF Bradford is clerking for
g W. W. Coe.
II Mrs. w. w. Coe was in Morrisville last
Is week on business.
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ing at .. c. Spencer's.
Erastus Way was thrown from dump
cart and quite seriously shaken up.
! Ralph Smith of Burke Hollow is at Ira
Humphreys attending school at the
i village.
Mrs. Goss and Mrs. Powers of Wilder
n visited their brother, DR.. E. E. Dickerman,
last week.
n Mrs. Ruth Steele who has been visiting
in town for some time has returned to her
is home in Barnston, Que.
Mrs. Lydia Carpenter, who was thought
e out of danger, has been in very critical
condition for several days.
n The Misses Avery and Bryant, evangel-
lists, are holding meetings at the M. e
Il, church and it is hoped that all will attend
1t is usually the privilege of invited
TT guests at a wedding to throw rice, old
shoes and good wishes after the bridal
es party, but certain element in our village
seem to have revised the custom to suit
at themselves. II the small boys and some
who are not so small were kept at home
"a evenings instead of being allowed to roam
the streets it would be much better fol
III them and the public would be spared much
It. annoyance.
re Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs
w. w. Hartwell, Miss Grace Elliott, and
Harry Graves of Barton; Mr.. and Mrs. w
Of E. GaskilI and family of East Haven; Mr.
a. Charles Jacobs of Lancaster, DR.. and Mrs
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Densmore
Oh Mr.. and Mrs. d. g. Huntley, and Mr. ano
Nv Mrs. Roscoe Carter of Lyndonville; Prof
Goodenough of DanviIle and many Others
1g were in town to attend the Dyke GaskiI
s. wedding.
of The home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Gask il
was the scene OF very pretty wedding OF
E. the evening of Oct. 6, when their daug hte
O. Maud May was united in marriage to Mr.
+ Fred Dyke OF Barton by the Rev. c. g
Gorse of this place. The rooms were taste
fully decorated with green and white. A
precisely o'clock the bridal party entered
IL the parlors to the strains of the weddin,
march played by Mrs. w. w. Hartwell o
~ Barton, an aunt of the bride. Miss Grac
Elliott of Barton made a very prett
Jill maid of honor and Miss Dyke, sister of tn
groom, a charming bridesmaid. The b1 id
iii wore dainty gown of white and carrie,
an exquisite bouquet OF white roses. TIL
''e ring service was used, little Walter Gaskil
of East Haven acting as ring bearer. TIL
Al Misses Mabel SiIsby and M, rite Alexande
e'' acted as ushers, b OF b gowned i
white. Refreshments of cake, ice cream
Ao and punch were served, Miss Agnes Bullar