Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-02-27

Mi IS Tesste GoooseH Is working ior MRS.
D. A. Elliott.
Mrs. Bert Caswell is at Charleston, car
ing for her sister, Mrs A. Moulton.
Miss Winnie Burroughs was home from
East Charleston for short visit last week.
A. Bemis has been home for several days
on account of the illness of his little
daughter.
NEWPORT.
DR.. Arthur T. Boswell of Barton was
visitor in town last Tuesday.
Edward Hope of the Newport Grocery
has been out of town for the past week.
Fred Davis recently received splendid
large pair of work horses from South Da-
kota.
The Ramblers' Snowshoe Club took
tramp to the foot of Owls Head, Wednes-
day.
Leslie Ahearn, who was recently injured
at the Blair & DeLarm mill, is rapidly re-
covering.
Hon. George H. Prouty has returned
home from business trip to Boston and
Southern New England.
Charles Farrell of the senior class of the
academy, will attend the Inauguration of
President Roosevelt next week.
A canoe club is to be formed. The meet
ing which was to have been held Tuesday
night was postponed until future date.
The annual roll call of the Congregation
al church was held Thursday. Moderator
D. NJ. Camp presided. A large mum Der re-
sponded to their names.
Gaines and Blake, proprietors of the
Newport Stock farm have purchased Say
Tell, 2:17 at the recent sale at Madison
Square Garden, New York.
Mrs. Mary Hanson at North Derby, the
centenarian, who recently fell and broke
her leg, is improving. On account of her
age, the limb cannot be set.
The town reports will be issued this
week. At the meeting which will be
held March T. there is but little except
routine business to be transacted.
1t is probable that Rev. George E. Laid
of Randolph, who has occupied the pulpit
of the Congregational church for the past
three weeks will be calle to the passionate
The concert given by the Eckhardt fam
lily, bell ringers, in Old Fellows hall for
the benefit OF the Methodist church, We'd
nesday evening was largely attended. An
excellent program was rendered.
A number of high school students at
tended the basket ball game between New
port academy girls and the Barton Stars at
Barton Tuesday night. The game resulted
in favor of Newport academy by score o.
II to 5.
A meeting of the creditors of the Blair
1 DeLarm Company was recently held tt
s take action upon petitioning for the con
r Germ to be declared bankrupt. The com
g pany recently made an assignment, but /
b, was thought by some that by this methoe
}, certain of the creditors might suffer to
d greater extent than through bankruptc
J. proceedings. No definite action was takel
e The sale held Friday afternoon by tn
q" Ladies' Industrial Society OF the Bapt1s
: church was largely attended. The table
and booths were pretttly decorated. an
well patronized. In the evening
n. concert was given in the auditorium of th
?. church. The program was rendered b
Miss May Moran of Stanstead, reader; d.
Harry Hamilton, vocal soloist; Newpor
Academy Glee club, under the direction Q
B" Miss Edyth Prescott, Mrs. B. S. Hinmar
Mrs. c. A. Brown, and others.
v Miss Sargent's home on Pleasant stree
was the scene of a very pretty weddin
D. Wednesday evening, Feb. q, at half aft.
eight clock, when Katharine, younge'
d. daughter of Mrs Marian Barry Of tn
place, and Benjamin Stuart, youngest so
IN of Mr. and Mrs. e. 81. Wright of LittIetol
\. H, were united in marriage. The GER
:. mony was performed in the parlor, Whlc
was beautifully decorated with palms an
ferns. The bay window was festoont
Isl with asparagus fern and from the cent
hung most beautiful bell of green foliag
in white ca nations, and narcissus. Mende
ssohns wedding march was beautiful
Tn rendered by Miss Nellie Morey of Brow
ington, niece of the bride. Rev.
49,. Brown OF this place performed the ma
rlage, using the ring ceremony. re
lowing him came the ushers, Mr.. Lest
~ Kinsley OF Barton Landing and Mr.. Mu
ray Fuller Of West Derby. The bridesmai
cid Miss Florence Wright, a sister of t.
Elk. groom, followed with Mr.. Victor Within
be- of Newport, best man. Then came t
the bride and groom followed by the dain
The little ring bearer, Miss Beulis Rich
Derby. The bride was attired in VIII
silk trimmed with applique and ca
ried large bouquet of bride roses a
asparagus fern. After congratulations b
van been o1e,ed refreshments consisting
Sandwiches, cake and coffee were serv
- | in the 6lr.n- room VI hich was daint