Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-08-24

was united In marriage to Harry Clark oil
Charleston. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. j. ID. WaIdron OF Charleston. The
bride was tsstefully dressed In white silk
muslin, and was given away by her father
They we're married under an arch Of ever
green. The wedding march was played by
Mrs. A. L. Demick. Only the near rela-
tlves were present. The presents consisted
OF silver tea set, one dozen silver knives
and forks, one dozen teaspoons, two sugar
spoons, cream spoon, orange ladle, butter
knife, meat fork, pickle fork, bon bon dish
and spoon, two nice lamps, nice pair OF
pillows, cup, saucer and plate and bedspread
and a sun OF money. A very nice supper
OF sandwiches, cake and coffee was served,
after which the happy couple left on the
midnight train for New York City. Tney
have the best wishes Of a host Of friends
for long and happy life.
R-ASBURC.
There Is a case Of measles at Clark
Bailey's.
Miss Roe IL visiting her sister, Mrs.
Arthur Webster.
Mrs. Charles Fisher remains very III at
the Mary Fletcher hospital.
Miss Myrtle Slack has been at the
White Mountains several weeks.
Miss Jennie Webster OF Boston is visit
ios at r. A. Buchsnsn's and Arthur Web
sier's.
The Mssons have purchased new furni-
ture for their hall and are making general
repairs.
Mrs. Thompson OF St. Johnsbury is Wis
I ing her sister, Mrs. Cowles, and calling
on old friends.
MIR. and Mrs. John France are enter
tanning their niece, Mrs. Albert Marcoux,
and children, Of st. Johnsbury.
Miss Myra Tsplin of Burlington has
been stopping at T. c. Fishers the past
week and calling on friends IN town.
Miss Marion Holbrook has been with
Mr.. wbipple and family OF Barton Land
ing at their cottage at Willoughby the
past week.
The village schools commenced to day
with Mr.. Hooker OF st. Johnsbury, Miss
Mary Knapp and Miss Elsie Skinner of
Evansville teachers.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cowles and son
Wayne have been spending the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hill. Mr.. Cowles is
very much improved in health.
Mr.. ). ID. Holman started to-day for
Farmers Station, n. Y, to visit his daueh-
ter, Mrs. Mary Charles; and will also visit
his children in Brockton aud Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. and Miss Straight, who have been
spending a few weeks with Mrs. E. p.
Treat, started to-day for their home in
Ohio. Their niece, Miss Aiken, returned
with them. They have made many friends
here, who are sorry to have them go away.
HALEY T. Waller and friend from Provi-
dence, X. L., visited his brother, Percy c.
Templeton, the past week. Mr.. Waller is
intercollegiate secretary for the Baltimore
Y. NJ. G.. A, and returns to that city Sept.
LIST. He will also continue his medical
studies there.
LOWELL.
w. b. Alfred OF Clarksville, Va , spent q
few days here last week. He is a nephew
OF n. F. Hall and Mrs. Ella Curtis. Mr..
Alfred is by birth Vermonter. He has
not been here for eighteen years.-Mrs. Z.
Il. Wellman and family are camping at
Point windermere, Lake Eden for ten
dsys.-Mrs. Anthony Green, one OF Low
ellis oldest residents, died on Sunday last.
The funeral was conducted by FIR. Turcotte
at the Z. e. church Tuesday at 10 a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Green have been married
sixty. five years, probably one OF the Oldest
married couples in the stste.-Irvin
Stephenson and wife are rejoicing over the
birth Of a son.-The ladies of the M. z.
church will hold fair at the town hall be-
ginning Thursday evening, Aug. 81. and
continuing Friday afternoon and evening.
Grand concert Thursday evening. Chick
en-pie supper Friday evening. All cordi-
ally invited. Contributions thankfully
received Concert program later.