Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-18

of the service, and introduced the speaker;
Mrs. w. c. Johnson offered prayer. Mrs.
Bailey has been lecturing over thirty years
and has been all over the United States
and said no where had she found high or
low license, or any other system of liquor
selling satisfactory or as well for the peo-
pie as prohibition. She spoke of the gains
the organization had made in the past
few years and said they were working,
not for the fixing OF the liquor business
but for the abolishment of it. She is
forceful speaker and a woman of broad ex-
perience The choir rendered most excel
lent music and was assisted by Prof. Mills
at the organ, who gave most excellent
recital after the service, andCharles C.Bon-
ner, soloist, of New York, who is stopping
here for the summer.
No one should miss seeing the beautiful
and thrilling moving pictures OF the earth
quake ard fire at San Francisco, which
will be exhibited next Thursday evening,
June 21, at Seaver's opera house. These
films were recently shown at the Columbia
Theatre in Boston and filed that large
playhouse to overlooking at every per-
Torrance. One fact which speaks volumes
for the excellence of these pictures was the
fact that many who saw the pictures dur
ing the first part of the week in Boston
went again and again. These splendid
pictures show plainly where the earth
opened, and the destruction of the massive
buildings on Market street and other main
thoroughfares of the Golden Gate City.
The last Of Chinatown, the dynamiting of
| the tall buildings, the useless fire engines,
| the flight to the ferries, the arrival of the
| relief trains, the military patrol, the swift
| punishment meted out to the ghouls who
seek to rob the dead, and other frightful
| and fascinating scenes, are all shown with
a vlvidness that beggars description. The
city in all its splendor before the earth
| quake is first shown, and then GENES the
fearful contrast. What was once mighty
city, with it's busy multitudes, is now q
mass of ruins, miles and miles in its scope.
Mel. Fougere, the noted European singer,
will be heard in few choice ballads during
the performance.
| Following is the program for the band
concert which will be given Saturday eve
ming, June %, weather permitting:
/, March, 'sFlying Colors'' L. P. Laurendeau
Henry J. LincoIr
Il 8. March, "Horse Marines" Thos. S. Allen
serenade, Twilight Dreams
Mackie Boyer
5. Waltz, "Rosie Carey" F. Boyer
g. Marcn, .Indiano1a'' B. Hartz
5. Waite vnlte osep aGi aanitaa. AA Mackie v Begr
9. March SOLDIERS of Fortune :" ..
10. Galop "Bu1ls Eye"
At the residence of the bride, on tn
evening of June 18th, Lester M. Kinsle.
, of Swanton and. Grace Elliott of this plac
were united in marriage. The large mum
Der present. testified to the esteem il
which the parties are held in this an,
other communities. The contracting par
ties were graduates of Barton academy
where the groomtwon many friends. !
J Christian young man, and one to b
trusted; earnest, and jealous in the per
formance. of his duties in school and out
and since leaving here for the more en-
larged relations of the business world, ha
l added to the enviable reputation aIread,
obtained. Miss Elliott was very popula
in the schoolroom, social circles, and th
| CHURCH. Huu uaO CIlu0ar0u uSESSll W
host of friends. She was tenderly loved i
the home and as an only child was tn
), brightness OF its realm. This couple hav
= the heartfelt well-Mishes of the whol
!, community, desiring their future succes
!, and happiness. The ring service, eve
! increasing in popular favor, was use'
q The best man was brother of the groom
and the bridesmaid was one OF our exec
n lent teachers, Miss Holbrook. The charm
n ing little girl who was ring bearer we
K Miss ssEsther Drumming, who for beaut
,r and dignity gained the praise of all. I'll
n room was finely decorated, the parti
"a standing beneath a graceful and artist
, arch of evergreens, while the large mum b
of immediate relatives and friends mat
! this nuptial occasion one to be remen
- bered. Miss Alice Cousens executed ii
wedding march very finely; and the your
couple and their attendants marching
:, their places made an impression that was
favorable prophecy for their future happ
ness, From kindred and friends of Il
:, groom and bride there were many tokei
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