Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-09-05

1hoLio7 "H' orOtner OF the groom
acted as groomsman and Miss Grace shao,
han, sister OF the bride, as bridesmaids
The ceremony was largely attended and
the church was beautifully decorated WITH
ferns, asters and sweet peas; the bride 1vos
charmtngly gowned in white oroandv
The bridal party entered to the strains =,
Memberships wedding march played bv
Miss Mary Jutras who presided at the or
gan. Very appropriate music was rendered
by the church choir during the imnressi~a
Nuptial Mass. The bride is a noprIa-
young lady, she has been a very successful
teacher in the schools in town: Mr. Job,-
son is q highly esteemed business man q,
this town. Among the out of town guests
who partook of the beautiful wedding
breakfast, which was served at the CrvsroI
Lake Hotel, were Mr.. and Mrs. T. M Col.
lagher, Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. GaIlag her. Mrs
James Mccartney, Mr.. Martin johnson Mr.
William Johnson, Miss Kathleen johnson
Miss Anna johnson, Mr.. William McCaf-
frey, Mr.. John Ansboro, Miss Margary
Ans ooro, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hughes. Mr.
John Kigallen, and Mrs. Fannie Hull Of
Barton. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson left for an
extended trip through the White Noun
tains, on their return they will reside in
this part of the town. MANY beautiful
and costly gifts show the esteem in which
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson are held by their
many friends, whose hearty good wishes
attend them on their journey through life,
DERRY
Mr.. Ross Moran of Boston, Mass. is In
town.
Charles searles of Boston, is visiting his
parents.
Prof. and Mrs. Edgecomb have moved
into the new house.
Mrs. Mabel Lindsay is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Josiah Shedd.
Harold Johnson has been camping with
a party at Knowlton's Bluff.
Mrs. Waiter Parker and little daughter
have returned to their home in Dorchester.
Mass.
t. MIR. and Mrs. Franklin and adopted son,
OF Bath, N. H are visiting at Mrs. M. M.
KeIsey's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kelsey of Milton,
Mass, have been visiting at Mr.. Colin
Lorimer's.
Mr.. Henley and family have gone to
Boston for few days, before returning to
their home in Providence.
Mrs. viii Daley and daughter Miriam,
are spending few days with Mrs. A. T.
Daley. Mr.. Daley has gone to Virginia
Miss Frieda Steidel returned to her home
in New York city, Misses Snow and Tink-
Ter, whoIhave beenIboarding at W. M. Tay-
lor's, returnedIto Providence, R. l., Thurs
day.
About all that is true in the Express
and Standard item OF last week concern
ing DR.. G. F. Adams prospects to rep
resent Derby is that he is a candidates; and
with his helpers, is making a canvass.
The percentages, given in the item are |
wild estimates and the people will know |
better how it is next Tuesday. West |
Derby had the representative in 1900 and |
Derby Center in 1902. This year the hon.
or belongs to Derby Line, and that locality |
having no candidate it belongs to Derby |
Center as much as West Derby. Out of
5he last 20 representatives from Derby.
West Derby has had seven and w est
Derby village two of that number. Keep
hese facts in mind when you talk and let
he dance go on.-SubScTiber.
WEST DERBY.
James Richardson has moved into the
Garfield house.
Miss Cobb of Barton, recently visited
Mrs. Hattie Cheney.
The UniversaIists had q picnic on Reser-
7oir Hill, Thursday.
Miss Elliott of Island Pond, is visiting
ler uncle, j. Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cousins spent last
sunday in Bolton, P. @.
The Woodmen had dance in Magoon's
hall, last Wednesday evening.
Miss Bertha Glib has returned from
visit in Florence and Boston, Mass.
Eddie Mcclure is running a small gro
,ery and fruit store at his fathers home.
Quite a number of our people patronized
ne Sherbrook Fair during the past week.
Clinton Tucker has purchased lot on
Field avenue, and will build house this
tall.
Our graded school commenced this week
with the same corps of teachers as last
term.
A number OF our Advent people attended
the Advent camp meeting at Magog, P. O.,
last week.
Mrs. A. ]. Luxford entertained her sister
and niece, Mrs. Allen and daughter, of |
Foster, P. @,
Brig. Turner spoke interestingly to a
good guidance in Salvation Army hall, last
Tuesday evening.
Severed OF our people have suffered losses
of food and money of late, denoting very
visitors.
Charles Taylor and Raymond Fuller are
en- route to Virginia, with their comrades
of Company L, Y. n. G.
DEFERRED LOCALS.