Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-07-02
LOCAL NEWS.
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VIII Lang is spending his vacation with
his sister, Mrs. c. W. Bean.
Judge ". F. Clark and Mrs. Clark went
on trip to Nova Scotia last week.
Remember the social to be held in the
Clark grove July A. All are invited.
Carl Abbott and parents are occupying
their cottage on the shore OF Silver Lake.
VIII Lawrence took quite a large party
out for steamer ride last Tuesday even
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Clarence Phillips of Springfield, Mass,
Is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. a. c.
Phillips.
Della Chapman has gone to Bloomington
to care for her grandmother who is in
poor health.
Bess and Amy Blodgett will go to Waite
field, N. H, Tuesday to visit their cousin
W. G. Leonard.
The weekly service in the Slab City
| Schoolhouse will be held as usual Thurs
day evening, July s.
There was surprise party at O. P.
Graves one evening last week. A good
TINA was experienced.
Mrs. B. U. Wells and son of WoodsviIle.
N. H., were here Saturday to attend the
marriage OF Miss Cora Marsh.
DE-. Kate Sanborn of Midway, Mass, is
expected the first OF the week to visit her
grandmother, Mrs. Ira Emery,
Miss Randall finished & very successful
term OF school last Friday in Dist. No. 5.
She expects to return for fall term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Octave Abar of West
Burke and Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Carter OF
Montpelier visited Mrs. Carter last week.
Mrs. Sadie (sargent) Husbant, a native
OF this town, died In Lowell, MASS, Friday
and her body was brought here for burial
and placed in the family lot In the ceme-
terry.
Miss Matte Chapman entertained about
thirty OF her young friends Friday even
ing, it being her fifteenth birthday. Re-
freshments We're served and very eniov-
able time reported.
A pleasant event OF the past wesk was
the marriage OF Miss Cora M, Oldest
daughter of MIR. and Mrs Zelora Marsh. to
Mr.. Clayton L. Erwin, on Saturday, June
30, at half-p ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
Rev. W. @. Johnson performing the cere-
mony, the ring service being used. AS
the wedding march was played by Miss,
Ethel Blanchard, cousin OF the bride.
accompanied by z. g. Stone with the
violin, little Fiorenes Blood entered the
followed by Daisy Sherburn and airline
Marsh as flower girls, all in white. Next
followed A1rs. Lila Sher burn, sister Of the
bride, as bridesmaid, and Mr.. Harley
Marsh, brother OF the bride, as best man.
Lastly came the bride and groom. All
took th9ir places beneath a festoon of
daisies With green background, making
a very pretty picture The bride was
dressed in a charming white princess
gown and carried BRIDES roses, while the
bridesmaid carried white carnations and
the flower girls waite daisies. After the
very impressive ceremony, during which
the music played softly, congratulations
were extended to the happy couple.
Dainty refreshments were served, imme-
diatay after which Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
took their departure for short wedding
trip amid showers of rice and confetti and
the best wishes OF their friends. On their
return they will resident Barton Landing,
where Mr.. Erwin has accepted a position
as principal OF the high school, Many
useful and pretty gifts, including enina,
silver and linen, were left as tokens OF the
esteem in which the young couple were
held. Nearly sixty people witnessed the
happy event, among whom were Mrs.
Erwin of Bradford, mother of the groom.
Mrs. Homer Walker and Miss Ethel
Blanchard of Concord, N. H., Mrs. B. U.
Wells of Woodsvilie, N. H., friends and
relatives from Troy, Newport, Barton and
many from this place. Mr.. Erwin is
graduate Of Dartmouth college. class of '03,
and is a successful teacher, having taught
two years as assistant principal Of Barton
Academy. Mrs. Erwin is a graduate OF
Barton Academy, class of '97, and has-s1nce
been successful teacher in that place.
Both young people are we'll known In this
vicinity and have many friends Wao wish
them long life of happiness and pros
psrity.
WEST GLOVER.
Mrs. Whipple of West Burke is visiting
her son, s. T. Vance
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Tiehnrst have
daug hter, born June 10
G. c. King has large force Of men at
work on his round barn.
Miss Ross Of Montreal is visiting her
brother, Rev. A. B. Ross.
Mrs. L. L. Hastings is visiting her sister,
Mrs Wilcox. in Morgan.