Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-28

barnaru Caiieo on ola lrlenus mere last
week.
There was no preaching service in either
church Aug. 20, on account of the pastors
being away at camp meeting.
The Ladies' Social Circle will have So
cial at Mrs. A. q. Buchanan's next Fri3a5
afternoon and evening. A cordial invi a.
tion is extended to ALL
The Sunday School went to Stone Pond
last Wednesday for q picnic. There was 4
large company, the day was perfect; sn1
it seemed to be enjoyed by all.
Selden Rowen and family from Nashua,
n. H, are visiting relatives and friends ia
town. He is one of our Albany boys a. d
went away from here over thirty years ago.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
The village schools viii commence
Monday, August %.
Almon Norris has purchased Ms.
Arvilla Hyde's house on Lowell street.
Fred Fletcher has purchased one OF
Clarence Cowles' houses on Lowell street
Mr.. and Mrs. z. j. Bruce Of Boston are
spending few days at Clarence Fletcher
Several from here went on the Lake
Memphremagog excursion last Wednesday.
JuliDe Rogers and Lucy Martin have
gone to Woodstock, N. H to work in a
summer hotel the remainder of the season.
R. NJ. Cowl3s went to Boston Monday to
meet Mrs. Cowles, who has been spending
several weeks there. They will visit Neg
York before returning home.
A large company Of friends gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mary Cowles Oh
Friday evening to pay their respects TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence 2. Cowles and wis.,
every happiness to the recently married
couple. Mr., and Mrs. Cowles have just
settled in their home in Burlington and
are visiting their mother over Sunday.
A very pretty wedding took place Tues
day, August 18th, at the home of FL. T.
Marckres. The bride was Alma, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Marckres, and the bride
groom was Arthur Day of Neponset, Mass,
illustrator on the Boston Globe. The
bride wore a gown ofwhite silk muslin
trimmed with chiffon and vaIenciennes,
and carried a shower bouquet of sweet
peas. The bridesmaid was Miss Blanche
Cole, and Mr.. viii Day, BROTHER of the
groom, was best man. Only the near
relatives were present. After short trip
and few days spent among friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. Day will go to Nepon set,
where they will reside.
BRoWNiNGToN CENTER..
Me- and Mrs. Millard Cheney areAon the
sick list.
Mrs. John Putney visited her daughter
in Newport Tuesday.
George Dwyer has gone to Barton Landz
ing TO work Tor the corporation.
DR.. Wright has sold the Joseph Youn-
farm to Louis Rock OF Westmore.
Miss Grace Marvin of Fairfield has 6esn
Wishing her cousin, Bern1ce Wells.
Miss Ada Robinson Of st. AIbans spsn.
a few days at Rev. R. @. Vai's recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pstten havs
returned to their home IA Lowell, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ovitt and enid
are visiting al the home Of Gaylord Fox.
Mrs. George Contours Of Montpeiitr
recently visited her father. N1r. jack
Woods.
Mrs. Martha Burrows and eraadse3
Harold are spending q few days al Bel.
Burrows.
Charles Richmond Of Connecticut. a
former resident here, called On fciea4s
Thursday.
Robert Clark Of Methuan, Mass, spent
the past two weeks with his sister N. lay.
Mrs. Oliver A. Dwyer.
Mrs. Edgar Wells visited in Nsrpor+
Center last week. Her hiecc, G1ses
Marvin, accompanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. FEED Fletcher and tbre8-
children Of Barre ars visiting .L.lE.
Fletcher's brother, Chas Perkins
Mrs. Jasper Smith feu dowreta Irs
recently, striking on h5c besd a-1
shoulders, njaring one erm seYereIy.
EVANsvsL9a.
Mrs Lizzie Cass Manu-, 9fbcs9 eick1se -
has been mentioned, died Aug. 2ist.
had been a great sufferer for near = g.
years but bore ib with patient submissffe
content to abide the Fathers will %
was 64 years Old and heF Whole If 3
been spent near here, most of it in is
home Of her nativity. She was gre4tJF 5l-
terested in all good works, and though -
had never been far from home was well
formed of passing events through gos.t
books and papers. She had been mem. =
OF the III. E. church for more than 10 yesfs
and the testimony of her neighbors ves
that she had led O. consistent Christian Is
through all Fer hus6aad died two yeas
ago and her only living nea- relative is her
brother, Martin Cass. Rev. Geo. Mcdonald
conducted the service speaking from 1i.s
words SIN my Fathers house are mary
mansions" Flowers and the large nufabs
present at the funeral testified to the IS
tenn in which Mrs. Mann was Fed.
WEST CHARLESTON.
Name Eley is on the sick list.
Schools VIII resume WORK Sept. 4th.
rgir- az xra in town Faef vfre