Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-07-18
Mrs. DEMO has been i'll again.


Yarmouthville, Me.
K. I. White had a severe attack Of
ralgia of the heart last week.
The Meadow Brook Creamery mar
the month Of June 4O, 800 pounds of bu
Mrs. Elma Martin, who has been Wis
here, went Saturday to Newport to
her son James.
Mrs. Bradley Chase and dauehte
Lansing, Michigan, are here visiting
Chase's relatives.
4. .. Randall has been in town the
week in his store, while G. A. Dow W,
his collecting tour.
Mrs. Henry Bar Der has gone to Littld
n. II for months stay with her n
Rev. Clark Boswell.
Mrs. Gray and brother Robert have
to Greensboro to spend a short time
Mrs. Gray's father, Mr.. Spear.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thornton of p,
dence, X. l., made Mr.. and Mrs. H
Skinner short visit last week.
Hon. B. F. Spaulding, after spendI
few days here, went to Dakota. wher
will stop till the last of August. whe
Will join his family here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Baker, Mrs. d. Ba
Mrs. Burletgh Spaulding, and James d
eron and family attended the picnic
ering at Chas. Roots at Crafts oury
Wednesday.
Miss Isabel Oakden Rough, the daug
OF Mrs. Isabel V. Rough OF 376 "
Avenue, and Rev. George Payson Ro
OF W est Glover, VT, were married last
ming at half after eight O'Clock at the
Presbyterian Church, West Hobo
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Brown OF the Union Theological Semin
New York, from which the groom
graduated after completing his coursl
Williams College. For three years he
pastor OF church at East Cor1nth and
called TO the Congregational Church
west glover, Vermont, in May. The bf
wore very becoming gown of white VI
over taHeCa, the trimmings being of W
seed lace. The half sleeves were finisI
with face OF the lace. The woke
with insertion of the same. A broad oil
OF taffeta was used. The skirt was nj
with fan pIait1ngs headed by shirrIngs
medall1ons OF lace. The tuIle veil had n
worn by the brides sister at her wedd}
1t was finished with q crown Of sweet p|
her bouquet was of the same flower n
mai 1t n a1r ferns. Miss Mary hi KnapI
2O Br1nkerhof Street was the maid of nl
or. She wore graceful frock of white
over tRffeta. The waist was snirred
the skirt was fashioned to give the eft
OF hounces with the shirrings. The tr]
mlngs were of repousse lace and the gir
OF panne satin. Miss Knapp carr1e
bouquet OF white sweet peas and aspara
ferns with bow of pink ribbons. N
Elizabeth j. Haskins of Boston, Ma
Miss Grace Elwood of New York c
Miss Helen Hill Of Brooklyn and Miss 7
ME Symes of New YORK CITY were
bridesmaids. They were eowned as
maid of honor was in white net G
taffeta, with seed-lace trimmings. n
| bouquets were of pink sweet peas v
| ferns and were tied with pink ribt
! Miss Hill is cousin of the pride.
| little Hover maidens were Miss Jean Ro
| OF 46 Congress Street, her niece. Miss
Du Bo1s of WeehaWken, a second cor
They were pretty pictures in their W
| batlste dresses, made quantity with
neck and short sleeves. they carried
| kets OF flowers. The two little ribbon ,
had been Sunday school pupils of the b
at WaVerly Church, of which she ws
| mem Der for four years. They We're Mos
Thomas Lang and George Scheu. The
man, Mr.. William Bliss, Jr., of New V,
was Williams College friend of
| groom. The ushers were Mr. Ro
Rough and Mr.. Louis Rough, brother.
the bride, Mr.. Charles Du bois of Weeb
ken, cousin, and Mr.. j. Harry Simon
of New York. The bride was given q,
by her eldest brother, Mr.. j. HamiI
| Rough. The BRIDES mother wore a ho
some gown OF black lace over white 9
with trimmings of black and white i
Inc organlst was a personal friend of
family, Mr.. George w. Westtield,: Jr.
This city. Inc Meistersinger Quartet
Whlch Mr.. Rough is member, gave sey
al selections. During the evening I
sang, softly, Faithful and True" Alb
three hundred were gathered at the chu,
Which was decorated with pink and wi
roses, daisies and palms. At the recent
at the BRIDES home there were $50 CUE
The bridal party received under a bel
| white roses. The rooms were artistic
decorated with ropingsrof Southern smj
caught with sbunchest6to pink and wi
sweet peas and pink roses. There "
| banks of palms, asparagus, ferns. wi
feur de lis and sweet peas. A noted DC
III the decorations was a bit of drap
used in the Turkish Court, the wedd
veil of the brides grandmother, amt
whose personal acquaintance were N
| Gilbert, Mrs. John Drew and other fam
women who have worn this English b,
loom. In the dining room where Morr
& Day served the supper, the decorate
were Of pink and white roses. japan
lanterns were used here. A large mum
Of valuable gifts were received, incIudin
piano, several checks, silver tea sery
and many pieces of table silverWare, chi
linen, cut glass, bric-ab rac clocks {
pictures. The BRIDES travelling costu
was of blue Sicilian mohafr with wi
Persian trimmings. Her hat was of bl
After a driving tour through New Y
State they will spend q short time In HI
aon City before taking up their home
West Glover, Vt.-Jersey City EUen
Journal.
| GREENSBORO.
Mrs. William Simpson is i'll with nerv
prostration.
Walter Simpson returned to BurIing
Wednesday.
Rev. Geo. w. Morrow OF Burlington Ii
his cottage for the season.
John Gebbie, an aged and respected c
zen, is in very feeble health.
Aaron Johnson and family of Manch
ter, N. Il, have been visiting at Geo.
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