Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-02-19

n On st. Valentines evening, Feb. IA
there was quiet home wedding at "Oak
Rest" the residence of Mrs. Susan M
Hill In st, Johnsbury Center, when he,
daughter, Martha Sophronia, was united in
marriage to Willard Charles Tripp OF this
place. The bride was gowned in white,
Only few personal friends were present.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Emily c. Woodruff, pastor of the Congre.
gational church. After congratulations
Tripp has been a successful teacher for
years, and her helpful influence is wide
spread. She will be greatly missed In the
church at her former home, and in the
Christian Endeavor society of which she
was an active earnest member. The best
wishes of many warm friends attend hel
in her new life. They will be at home
after April I'd, at Barton Landing, where
Mr.. Tripp is engaged in the livery business
Mention was made in last weeks Mon.
IToR of the death of Beede Locke at this
place on Sunday, the 18th inst, and W,
give today some facts about his life. Mr.
Locke was born in New Hampshire il
September, 1884. When a child he re
moved with his parents to Charleston
where he lived several years. He ther
moved to Coventry and built house on
farm in the west neighborhood. On Jun
23d, 1858, he married Miss Luvia Knights
of Mr. Wilder mi r
of Coventry. In 1875 Mr.. Locke moved t.
this place and resided here until his death
Mr.. Locke was an honest, upright man,
good neighbor and held in much respec
by his toWnsmen. He leaves a wife,
daughter, Miss Jennie, and two sons, c
W. Locke of this village and Burt w. c
Montpelier, besides several more distan
| friends and relatives to mourn his los
| The funeral was held at the house las
| Tuesday, Rev. G. l.. Sh@ffer officiating
| The body was inferred in the cemetery
this place.
ALBANY.
Mrs. j. B. Darling, who has been qui
i'll, is recovering.
Andrew Miles was in Burlington la
week on business.
Joseph Kelley recently visited in We
cott and Morrisville.
Carroll Hitchcock has bis large ice hou
filed ready for the summer trade.
owls LOOMS Of North Craftsbu
visited his father, Austin Loomis, Ia
week.
D. L. Mcclure was in Hardwick in t
Interest OF MS telephone business seye
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Hackett are visiti
Mrs. Hackett's brother and other relatiy
in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bashaw spent Su
day with Mrs. Bashaw's brother, CHAR
Shepard, in Hardwick.
Ruth Calderwood of Craftsbury Aca
emy visited her friend, Eta Loomis, Ii
Friday and Saturday.
Rev. s. q. Lewis of Barton Landi
will lecture in the NJ. E. church Tuesd
evening, February 20.
The Craftsbury Academy Dramat
Club presented the drama, 'sIts All in 7
: Pay Streets" at Newton's hall last Frid
evening.
Fred Fletcher has received word tt
his little son, Fred, who has been i'll in r
land with pneumonia following meas
is no better.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davidson have
turned from Springfield. Mr.. Dayidi
has charge of the creamery during
q absent of Mr.. Hackett.
Mrs. StiIlman Searles had a tumor
- moved from her head last Monday, i
;, Goddard and Dustin performing the OF
> alton. Mrs. Searles stood the operat
well and is gaining rapidly.
r. W. Cowles and B. L. lShedd atten
IL the district meeting OF the R. A. Mason
2" Newport Thursday evening. The sc
10 evening Mrs. Cowles ATTENDED the meet
II of the o.. e. 8. at Barton Landing.
e. School in District No L, taught by n
er Della R. Bliss of Barton, closed Thurs6
ID Feb. 8, with spelling match. Rather
&AA6OO4O dAu 4uOul6S W0f6
successful spoilers. The spelling b
n failed to produce word that would br
9o them down. Charlie Grant had no abs
{. marks. Maude Grant was absent one
1e. and Agnes and Willie Kilgallen three
SO on account of sickness.
:. EAST ALBANY.
m Mrs. Henry Hunter is quite Ill.
Mrs. McCullum Is on the sick list.
,g NORTH ALBANY.
r Rev. and Mrs. Pease of Wheelock W
here over Sunday.
~ There was wedding anniversary
n w. Gallagher's one evening recently.
10 Mr.. L,ngeway's family are sick with
hs measles. DR.. Templeson OF Irasbure
attending them.