Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-10-17

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! and relatives.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace wilder. We hear they are taking
wedding trip in Canada.
MORGAN CENTER.
! Mrs. Stella Gilman is sick.
Mack Courser is on the sick list.
Mrs. E. p. Doaue continues to fail.
J.H. Gilmore is clerklng for c. 1. Moore.
s. G. Scott of Newport was here last
week
T. Gilman is putting a cellar under his
house.
Miss Mabel CaIkins is visiting relatives
at Center Harbor, n. H.
George Ewens has moved on to the farm
he bought of NJ. c. Davis.
Harry E. Griffin has returned to his work
/ at the Waterbury asylum.
Mrs. Jennie Croft is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Glenn Barney.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Oiell from Coventry
. called on friends here recently.
hrs. j. Ellis was home from Barton
Landing for few days last week.
The friends Of Mrs. Lila Bemis gave her
a surprise visit last Wednesday evening.
. Mrs. Louise Stoddard of Burke is caring
for Mrs. J. F. Elliott during her sickness.
Fred Turner, a custom official stationed
at Canaan, is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. A.
Gray.
A. J. Page has leased Archie Petelle's
farm in Holland for three years and will
soon take possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Burroughs and
daughter Bernice from MorrisvilIe visited
at E. c. Burroughs and called on friends
here last week.
NEWPORT.
Mrs. c. H. Green has been sick for a
week or more.
Annie Fleming started for Los Angeles,
CAL, last week.
Hon. c. A. Prouty has purchased an in
terest in the Bradford Electric Light Co.
A large auction sale of horses will be
held by S. G. Cleveland at the Rogers farm
on the East hill in Troy, next Thursday.
Hamilton Lathe jammed one of his
thumb in press in the Express & Stand
ard office Wednesday, which puts him off
duty for awhile.
Mr.. Ernest Clough and Miss Grace
Hubbard were married last Saturday after
noon. They left on the air line for Cali
fornia where Mr.. Clough has position in
hotel. Mr.. Clough was formerly of Derby
The Y. MIC. netted about S125 from
the ladies' minstrel entertainments, which
nearly makes up their loss on account OF
last winters lectures. The club rendered
the minstrel ladies and the Excelsior band
reception at their rooms Friday evening,
as a compliment to their efforts in their
behalf week ago.
John P. Kipp, son of W. E. Kipp, the
tailor, and Miss Madge, daughter of F. G.
SiscO, were married Wednesday evening at
the Free Will Baptist church in West
Derby, by Rev. E. E. Blake. They are
spending their honeymoon in Boston,
but will return this week, and after No
vember first will be at home to their nu-
merous friends in the Gould residence.
very pleasant event was the marriage
on Tuesday, Oct. 18th, of Frank c. Will
| liams and Mrs. Frances A. Guyer. The
ceremony took place at II o'clock q. M. al
the home of E. G. Blanchard, where the
bride has lived for two years past. Rev. A
F. MacGregor, pastor OF the Cong'l church
oficiated. The invited guests were limited
to the immediate families, only abou
b. twenty being present. The ceremony
b, together with all the surroundings wal
plain, simple. unostentatious, yet most ap
: propriate and pleasing. The parties wer
4 attired in becoming travelling suits ant
after hearty congratulations and daint.
n refreshments took the train at 1 O'Clock 2
q n. for Boston and other points. Numer
Gus valuable and useful gifts in silver, Gu
glass, table linen, books and other things
= were bestowed. Congratulations an
sincere good wishes of very large circl
OF friends here and elsewhere follow them
0s Tney will be at home at Newport ate
~ Dec. LIST.
- NEWPORT CENTER.
l0 Farnk Clifford has gone to Morrisvile
40 Miss Lucy Sleeper has returned t
Waltham, Mass.
ss Miss Sadie Selby has returned frol
vs. Canterbury, n. Fl.
to Mrs. Helen Gaylor of Newport visite
friends here last week.
ty George Grigwire has moved into tt
en- McRobert tenement.
nd Mrs. Sumner Eastman and son ha7
10 returned from Dunkin, P. Q.
Nelson 8. Hardy of West Charleston vi
- In town last Monday on business.
Mrs Asa Harris of Barton Landing vi