Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-11
and good time was enjoyed by

marrlage and good time was enjoyed by
all.
A. NJ Tower has bought out Ray P.
Webster's interest in the -four and feed
business OF Tower & Webster, the name
of the firm win now be Tower Company.
Guy Scott and Merton Wilson will work
for them
Mrs. L. E. Bailey of Staten Island, n. H.,
national organizer of the w c. T. U will
deliver temperance lecture at the Meth
odist Episcopal church on Sunday evening,
June II. Come and hear the issues OF the
day discussed. Collection at the close.
The following is clipped from the San
Bernardino (Cal) Daily Sun, and will. be
of interest to the friends of Mrs. j. Ell
Meyer (Maude Mossman) a former resi-
dent of this town:
A violin solo was Mrs. j. Fl. Meyers
number. Mrs, Meyers playing Is always
treat. for she has soul in her music
and her strings sigh clear and sweet.
Following is the list of those recently
having Bell telephones installed: Joseph
Cohen, e. E. Flanders, l.. j. Freeman
Bert E. Sheldon, Ernest c. Brennan,
FL. j. Stannard, e. A. Barrows, w.
Powney, A. E. Clark, E. A. Walcott, Dr.
r. Bosworth, e. B. Robinson, 81. A. Fol-
som, E. H. Pope, W. w. Wiley, L. j.
Brown, H. D. Phillips, w. A. Murray,
D. l. Grapes, G. r. Powell, 9. w. Tenney
and MONITOR Office.
On Tuesday evening of last week at the
home OF Mrs. F. K. Powell occurred the
| marriage of her only daughter, Clara Mae,
to Clayton A. Burrows. The ceremony was
|. performed by the Rev. W. A. Warner at
| $3.50 in the evening. Miss Annie B. Daniels
of St. Johnsbury played the wedding
| march and the ring service was used. The
house was beautifully decorated with ever
greens and apple blossoms, and every sur
rounding bespoke for the young couple
life of happiness. Mr.. and Mrs. Bur-
rows are now on trip to- Montreal and
| Quebec but will return here to live with
Mrs. Powell. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Burrows
are young people well known here and
they have the best wishes OF host OF
friends. Mr.. Burrows has position with
the Boston & Maine r. r. ard Mrs. Bur-
rows is an elocutionist of ability, and q
woman of acomplis shments. Those present
from out of town were Mr.. and Mrs. Bur-
rows of Brownington, parents of the
groom, Miss Alice G. Mitchell of Derby,
Miss Florence johnson OF St. Johnsbury
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Moulton Of New
port. There were many useful and beauti-
ful presents.
Alnnns Fa4neuet at Hotel Barton.
The eleventh annual banquet of the
Alumni Association of Barton Academy
was held at Hotel Barton on Friday even
ing. ninety one mem bers and guests being
present. most excellent repast was
served; Madam Brock IS orc hestra furnished
music. Prof. H. J. stannard was an en-
inentiy satisfactory POSTMASTER, his re-
marks, as usual, being listened to witt
!, interest. 1t had been expected that Hon
: j. e.. Burke of Lowell, Mass, would be
present but circumstances prevented at {
late hour. Lessons of Life,'
ST am part of all thatI have m7t,oo
: by Mr.. G. L. Erwin gave some serious
thoughts for consideration as to wha
5 makes life happy and beautiful. Mabel L
:
the class OF '06,
, "You are very welcome to our house:
It must appear in other ways than words,'
> and the response was given by N. Ray Un
derwood, '06, in behalf of the new alumni
: ''The reward of one duty is the power t
!, | fulfil another
1.-THE Republic that Never Retreats" wa
given to the sentiment,
Il GC1
L by Clare r. Powell, 100, who spoke OF GU
country in terms patriotic and inspiring
:, The new school building which is to b
- erected was referred to several times bu
''The Old Schoolhouse," about which tn
J. associations OF the present alumni ar
= gathered, was loyalty given by Vera M
Webster, 97,
! "We may build more splenfid habitation
But We cannot buy with gold the old asso
r, CITATIONS -
After this the alumni and friends pieo ge
: the new schoolhouse. ssLincoln's Di
II ploma," by Mr.. Wallace Fl. Gilpin,
Il know hawk from handsaw.'
reminded the graduates that no diplom
conld take the place OF character and goo
y sense. The toast, s'Our Ladies'" by Rev
W. n. w dfher, VINO spoke OF genbleBesS
3 crowning grace, and the sweet inffuenc
Ie Of gentle life, was most beautiful clos
<. to the occssion, which was as it usually is
It very pleasant and helpful one to those VII
l. renew their allegiance each year to on
E. alma mater and the associations aud tieso
!, school days. A short business meetin
was held at which Maude M. Dutton, '0-
: was chosen president; EarIeR. Jenness, %,
vice president, and Mrs. j. F. Batcheld
'8S, secretary and treasurer.
e ONE OF THE ALUMNI.
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Methodist Church Notes
; Quarterly Conference this evening 8