Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-15


Piper, 3. o. Davis, Mrs. +. NJ. Salmon
Charlie sternburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. y.
simpson, and Mr.. and Mrs. /. ID. Msgoon
went on the excursion to Boston Wednes-
day.
HOLLAND.
Clark Mason has moved to the west part
OF the town.
II IS reported that another bear has been
seen near l.. A. Wheeier's.
L. w. Burnett & Son Of Derby Line have
been painting the NJ. E. church, also the
town hall and school house.
Ar. Hail was elected manager OF the
creamery at the directors meeting, recent
ly. The creamery Is reported to be in
hourishing condition.
CASWELL'S MILL.
Parker Demick IS very sick at the home
OF Charlie smith.
Mrs. Gertie Demick is caring for her
mother, Mrs. J. A. Bradford.
Mrs. Andrew Applebee and Miss Ollie
Apple0ee visited in Norton two days last
week
y. +. Demick has gone 10 Lake Park to
run the board saw in the mill there for
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Bigwood, who have been
visiting relatives in this place, have re-
turned TO thsfr home in Massachusetts.
RASBURG.
GeQsee Rivers has moved to'AIbany.
OTIS Crawford has moved TO Wolcott.
Mrs. d. A. Brahans was quite i'll last
week
Mrs. George Annis Is visiting friends in
Albany.
Mrs. Loren Alden has been quite i'll the
past week.
Miss Clsribel 5omers is visiting friends
I'm Derby Center.
DR.. E. w. Gaynor Of Boston was in town
on business last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Day Of GranitevilIe
are visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Miles have gone to
Michigan to visit Mrs. Miles former home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Slack of Newport
Center spent Sunday with their parents
here.
Miss Hutchinson OF Bradford spent the
past week with her friend, Miss Florence
Robinson.
Fred Herman is moving from the John
Cotton house into Mrs. E. A. Colton's
tenement.
Miss Emma France and F. j. Grant at
tended tue meeting of the Grand Lodge OF
l. o g. I. held at Barre last week.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at Me
Cong'l church parlors Friday afternoon
Oct. 19th. Hash supper served from six tc
eight O'Clock.
Little Mildred Clark had the misfortune
TO stick needle in her arm last Friday
DR. Templeton was obliged to administer
ether to remove the needle.
The NJ. E. Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mr.. and Mrs Charles Webster next
Friday. Dinner will be served at 1:3Q
O'Clock. All are cordially invited. ~
The regular meeting of 1. o. g. T. will be
held Friday evening, Oct. 10. A foil at
tendance is desired full report OF the
meeting OF the Grand Lodge will be given
There will be a first-class concert givel
in the Congregational church Wednesda!
evening, Oct. "a. The program will be il
part reproduction OF highly successtl
concert given recently at Barton Landing
The parse nage home at Irasburgh wa
the scene OF wedding of more than ordi
nary interest'on Wednesday evening, o.
10th, when Mary Abbie, only daughter {
drew. add Mrs. g. II. Wright, was unite
I'M marriage with Hiram Hoyt Pike, son
Y Eugene A. and Flora (Hoyt) Pike OF Ira
burgh. As the brides mother had M
fully recovered from prostrating and pr
tracted iIness,t the ceremony was witnessC
only. By he immediate families of the col
tracing parties and a few intimate friend
The decorations were pink and white, Il
bridal party standing under an ingenious
and tastefully constructed canopy of the
eolors, while behind the bride and groo
wasa dark green shield displaying the
monogram. The bride was gowned
white lansdowne trimmed with VIII
satin ribbons, and carried shower bouqu
OF PINK and white carnations. The bride
maid was Miss Lucy Wheeler of Irasbu1 G
and Clement Epic, brother Of the groo
acted as best man. The wedding mar
was played by Miss Abbie Pike of Graf
bury. The marriage was solemnized
Rev. r. w. Lewis, presiding elder of
st. Johnsbury district, assisted by
brides father; the ring service was us
The popularity OF the young couple a
the interest taken in the event were c
fed to by the number and character of
gifts, which included cut glass, silver, Il
en-, china, oil paintings, bronze clock a
many other articles of beauty and val
Refreshments were served, after which
newly welded pair departed on their w
ding trip, successfully eiuding comps
that had made elaborate preparations
greet them outside with rice and other
tentions, supposed by certain class to
proper on such occasions. Great was
lott, ~ Soma Of these XheD after Il