Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-02

'eeond Generation" Miss Gfllis; reading.
the Home without Child,p Mrs. Ada
ord~sy, read by Mrs Nye; poem. ssThe
9weeter sois," Mrs. PAriin; music, Miss
sadie Lothrop. Adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Erwin December 4.
Frank w. Hardy OF Blrton Landing
md Mrs. Ada NJ. Sanborn of North Troy
/ were united IN marriage at the home OF the
bride, Wednesday evening, Nov. 9th. by
Rev. James Ramage. The house was pret-
lily decorated. Mrs. r. d. SAWYER pIaved
ehe wedding march. After the ceremony
| congratulations were rendered and ice
cream and cake were served TIE guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs. g. T. Randall and Chas.
b. Hardy of Newport; Mr.. and Mrs w. Fl.
Warner and son, Urban, Mrs. Louise Jenks.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ID. Shaw OF Jay, and Mrs.
q. w. Goodro of Barton. Their EmaTy
friends congratulate them aud wish them
long and prosperous married life.
Some OF the citizens who were out of
town to spend Thanksgiving with rela-
tives are as follows: 81 M. Whipple and
family at Lyndon, Mrs. VIII JosIyn and
son Gordon at Jay, E. r. Baraw and fam
lily at Lyndonville, Mrs. d. j. Carpenter
at Newport, Miss Dora Pudvah at Lowell,
Fl. c. Trip, Mrs. C. r. Tripp, Mabel and
Hazel Tripp, Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Hall, Rl-
mer Tripp of Woodsville, N. H., at Alvin
Tripp's at Barton, Principal and Mrs. Err
win at Bradford, Rev. and Mrs. w. r.
Davenport and DR. and Mrs. Ranneyl at
Newport. These land several more spent
Thanksgiving away sfrom home with
friends. Some of theilarge companies who
gathered here may be mentioned as fol-
lows: At e. III. Lothrop's Is, at @. d
French's 25, at DR.. Rowelps Is, and at
several other places from 6 to Is. We were
unable to sget figures from some of the
large gatherings.
Thanksgiving afternoon at O'Clock. at
the home OF F. e. Hunt, Glen Cove Farm.
occurred very pretty home wedding,
when MIR. Hunts sister, Helen Edith.
second daughter of Mrs. M. ]. Hunt of
Derby Line, formerly of this place, and
Harold ID. Mead of New Haven, Conn.
We're married in the presence of the imme-
diate family and few intimate friends by
Rev. ]. G.. Hindley of Rock Island, P. O,
The bridal party marched to the parIor to
che strains OF Lohengrin's wedding march,
played by Mrs. Fred e. Hunt, and stood
under an arch of evergreen, where the ring
service was solemnized. The parIor was
| very prettily decorated for the occasion.
Ine bride wore white silk gown trimmed
with point lace and carried shower
bouquet. Immediately after the ceremony
| ana the congratulations of friends the
company was ushered to the dining room.
where bountifuI dinner fit for the occe-
sion and day was served, to which ell did
/ ample justice. Each guests seat at table
| was indicated by card bearing bis name
/ and motto, the notices being read dur
Ing the meal. presents were numer-
GUS and vaiuab4-. Mr.. and Mrs. Mead
| were escorted to the station by the entire
party, where they took the train. amid
showers OF rice and confetti, for Richford.
Bakersfield, and New Haven, Conn. where
they will make their home, Mr.. Mead
being engaged in the real estate and
insurance business in that city. Mrs.
Mead's large circle of friends here wish
her the best of success and happiness in
| her new home.
| Some of the visitors from away who
came here to spend Thanksgiving with
relatives are as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. .y6-
8 ah Westcott and daughter of Nantucket.
Mass, Fred Lothrop and family of West
Derby, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. F. Hall and son of
Wells River, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hooker
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hooker of st.
Johnsbury were with relatives at e. H.
Lothrop's; Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Carpenter
OF White River Junction at B. T. D. Car
penter's, Mr. French of Springfield, Mass.
with bis daug ghter, Mrs. Geo. e. Cole, Har-
ry Wellman OF Hanover, Clyde Locke with
nis father, 0. w. Locke, Clinton Good
nough OF Jamiaca, with z. ID. Good
nough, Ernest and Ida Martin and Mrs.
| Hattie Lee OF LyndonvilIe at Henry Dud-
ley's. Ray Wilkie OF Hardwick, Eugene
| BoWley and son of Newport at Frank
Hall's, Z. A. Gardyne and family ard E. @.
Gardyne and family of North Troy, at Al.
tiardyne'e, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Rogers of
| Albany and 4. T. Rogers and family of
Newport at J...B. Rogers There were sew
eral more whose names we were unable 10
! get who visited relatives here Tnanksgiv-
| ing day.
| This community was psinfuIly startled
| Friday morning to learn cf the sudden
death of Mrs. Willard Sylveste-, She had
been in her usual health and attended en-
| evening entertainment the nigh; previous
and had not complained OF III ssling, be-
| ing about her usual duties THURSDAY.
| friday morning about $50 O'Clock she
rose but had a fainting spell and iell 20 the
hoor. Her friends helped her the bed
and sent for physician and SIS appeared
more comfortable, slept some oui ga not
rally as they hoped ard aboui 10 O'Clock
| she died suddenly. The physic ne csiisd
| It heart failure. Miss Berth tory was
born at Underbnl on April II, 1857 she
spent most of her youth in I.s arg she
was married to Willard Sylvestss 1t New
/ oort on September 27 1877 Ff7 Il vars