Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-11-18
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". Z. J6uueSs' rs IufulluI6 6lOT6 Was
advertised Ia a particularly pretty
| number Miss Clara Pearson wore
costume made up of portieres and
covers, effectively arranged as to
color, and took the part of mother of
the bride-Miss Cora Wright. Miss
Wright wore a beautiful bridal veil of
lace curtains. Miss Mary Uric was
the BRIDES little sister and wore a
necklace of pretty china dishes.
Fl. T. Seaver had a most enviable
representation in the person Of Mer-
rick Winslow in a hunting suit, with
his dog and gun, who sung his verses
advertising the hardware and other
business of this shop.
DR.. F. R. Hastings was represented
by Gustavus Burdick, wearing a fur
coat and carrying very large bottle
and very small trunk.
| The real estate business of Colby
Stoddard was advertised by Miss Cor
de- liza Page in song. Her dress was
covered with large photographs and
advertisements.
The ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR was
represented by Miss Minnie Gilpin in
dress trimmed with MONITORS and
posters.
Schuyler Bickford, mason, was rep
resented by Miss Blanche White, who
wore a mason's coat of white, and
carried trowel.
The Mason barber shop was nicely
advertised by Miss Flora Dow.
E. q. Elliott, painter and paper
hanger, was advertised by Miss Mary
Hanson, who carried a banner with
the name.
The Comstock meat market was ad-
vertised by Mr.. Comstock's two sons,
Glen and Lee. A small meat cart, in
the front of which sat the smaller boy,
was drawn on the stage by his broth
err. The contents of the cart were of
attractive appearance and were nice
ly demonstrated by the two boys.
VIM. Pawney's business of teaming
was represented by Miss Josie Santal-
ucito.
Mrs. S. NJ. Bickford, dressmaker,
was represented by Miss Cora Moss :
man in charming gown.
The Browning grocery was repre-
ented by Miss Helen Scott in pretty
dress and hat of white crepe paper,
trimmed with red feathers to adver-
Z tise the cred Feather coffee.
Albert Morrill's hack was advertised
by Miss Lila WiIkey, wearing hat and
coat, and carrying suit case.
Merl GaskelPs buff cochin fowls
were advertised by two live specimens
who spoke for themselves, and were
further advertised by Mrs. Harley
Wheeler.
, E. s. WEIGH was represented by Ar
thur WEIGH, who drew out on the
{ stage miniature house. He wore a
J carpenters apron and in a bright jim
gle of his own composition described
the carpenter work of Mr.. Welch and
? his sons.
| The Murray livery stable had a
. bright idea carried out in the CONVEX
/ sation between two ladies miss Alice
Murray and Miss. Ada Murray. The
/ first took no comfort riding since the
automobiles came to town; but the
J second-an old-fashioned lady with
? high back comb and knitting work
8 said she had no fears since she had &
team from Murray's.
W. L. Whites ice business was ad
: vertised by Miss Mabel Nelson in a
4 dress having the effect of snow an6
ice by means of white wadding and
crystals of mica.
a The Savings bank was represented
i, by Miss Maud Dutton ina white dress
J. with trimming of gold (paper) coins
q and crown of like decoration.
8 DIR. j. M. Blake was represented by
r Alvin Jewell in long coat and glasses
!. ard carrying cane and trunk, also
smoking. To "Auld Lang Syne" ht
: sang the merits of DIR. Blake and tn,
J. bill which was splendid reading"
The praises of Elizabeth s., owned
: by Henry Harding, were given b.
O Miss Alice Boswell in drivers coat
cap and number and carrying a ban
= ner.
h John Millar was advertised by Mis-
h Pearl Sui5or in housekeeper's bi
IS apron and cap and carrying broom
She stated that the woes of house
n cleaning were much relieved by tn
d assistance of Mr.. Millar in taking u
" carpets, cleaning stove pipes etc.
Or Brown & Sawyer's livery was we
II advertised by Miss Ruth Calkins wit
al drivers coat and whip.
r. F. w. Baldwin, lawyer, was repre-
sented by Miss Eda Wilson, who car
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