Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-10-03
COVENTRY.

Miss Cora Dudley, have returned from
Montreal. ~..-
COVENTRY.
Mrs. Ames Morrill, is IN very poor health.
George Nichols of Belvidere is the new
sawyer at Heermon's mill.
a new bridge is being erected across
across Black river at Heermonville.
Charles Dorman and VIM. Hancock are
at work In Newport on the -four sheds.
The creamery is receiving a new coat of
paint, A. G. Mongeon doing the work.
Rev. A. s. BoIe and family and Mary
Brooks have gone to the st. Louis fair.
week. He is employed in the mill at that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvah Smith have gone to
North Woodstock, N. H., to visit their
daughter.
The creamery is shut down for the sea-
son and the cream will be taken to Barton
Landing.
| Lewis Morrill,, VIM. Tibbetts, Dan and
Frank Gray and Homer Wright start this
week for st. Louis fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 8. Cowles, who have
spent the summer here, have returned to
their home in Jersey city.
The G. E. Society will hold social in
the vestry of the Congregational church
Wednesday evening, Oct. 5. Pea soup and
other good things will be served from
half-past six to eight O'Clock, after which
a short program will be rendered. Come
everybody and bring all your friends.
cRAFTSBURY.
(. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard spent a few days
in Burlington last week.
Ella Patterson left last Tuesday for her
second year at Laselle Seminary, Auburn
dale, Mass. .D .< s--'s =:
l. There was no school In this village last
Wednesday; the teachers attended a we'd
ding as ushers.
Mrs. Lucy Patterson expects to take pos
J. Kerr, this week.
Mrs. Charles Hatch and her daughter,
Mrs. Bliss, went last Tuesday to New York
for two weeks visit.
Mrs. Wells has returned to reside with
her sister, after spending two months VS.
iting in Maine and Massac husetts.
~Chas. r. Taggart will give one of his
humorous entertain ments in the Academy
hall, Wednesday evening, Oct. 9th.
Mr.. Charles R. Taggart gave very pleas
ing and interesting entertainment in the
M. E. church last Thursday evening.
Willard Allen and family, who have
been visiting friends in town for several
days, left last Tuesday for their home in
st. Adams.
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
Arthur Campbell was in town last week.
The hay-presses are working for Daniel
and Dutton at the Kendrick place.
Mrs. Viola (Logan) Cameron has been
engaged to teach the Mud Island school.
News has been received Of the death oil
Rev. Archibald Johnson at Northwood, o..
Sept. %. Mr.. Johnson was pastor here fol
three years, from 1868 to 1871, and is still
held in affectionate remembrance by the
older people: After leaving here he prac.
ticed medicine for many years in Philadel
phia but for the last few years, on account
of failing health, he has lived at the ole
homestead in Ohio.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY.
Mr.. E. 7. Wheeler is fitting his shop TO
grocery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stevens went t.
Burlington last Wednesday.
Adna Pike, Bernard Young and Harle
CoWles have gone to pursue their studio
IN the U. V. M. at Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams of Rindge, N. H
are visiting at their sons, Mr.. B, William
Mrs. A. c. Cole and son Cecil went I
New York City last Saturday to Join MI
Cole, who has position as tutor at CoIum
bia University. We are very sorry to los
Mrs. Cole, our music teacher.
The marriage of Miss Mary Craft
Paddock OF this place and Mr.. Fran
Hazen OF Meriden Conn, took place i
the Cong'l church Wednesday, Sept. IS. a
n twelve o'clock. The ceremony was n.
formed by Rev. L. E. Upper, assisted b
Rev. Austin Hazen of Thomastown, Conn
and Rev. n. III. Pratt of Monson, Mas,
Mrs. A. c. Cole, sister of the bride playe
the wedding march from Lohengrin as til
bridal procession proceeded up the aisl,
The ushers, Miss Maylo Paterson, Mis-
Grace Sheehan, Miss Lenore Sheehap, Mis-
Flora Dutton and Miss Mary Root, led th
procession, carrying ropes of evergree
which enclosed the aisles, followed by th
clergymen, the bridegroom and best maj
Mr.. Tracy Razen. Next came the fou
bridesmaids, Miss Abbie Leonard of Bul
Iington, Miss Annie L. shsrburne of Mort
Pomfret, and the Misses Margaret an
Adelaide Chamberlain of New York Cit.
After these came the bride gowned i
white crepe de chine, carrying white rose
and preceded by her sister, Mrs. n.
Pratt, as matron of honor. After the cers
mony the bride and groom received cor
IN, he 'front.' Of tho