Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-12-02

Mrs. Charles Young IS quite sert-
ously i'll.
Miss Hazel Albee is the happe
possessor of new piano.
Wilbur Webb is in hospital in Bur-
lington for surgical treatment.
At the auction of the Henry DerushA
farm Monday afternoon the place.
| with cows. horses and farming tools.
was bought by Chester Carpenter for
$2750.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford
Pinney was the scene of quiet bus
pretty wedding on Thanksgiving even
ing, Nov. rs, when their only daughter
Bertha. was united in marriage to Al
len II. Chapman of New York city
Promptly at o'clock to the strains of
the wedding march, played by Miss
Belle Robinson of Derby Line, the bridal
pair, unattended, took their places
In the bay window, which was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion with
a profusion of white and yellow crhys--
anthemums and evergreen. The ring
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.
Halmon. pastor of the Baptist church
The bride looked charming in cream 3
white gown of peu de-cygner and
carrying yellow roses. The groom's5
gift to the bride was pendant con-
sisting of IL diamonds. After the
happy pair had received the congratula-
lions of the company present dainty re-
freshments, consisting of chicken salad
rolls. coff ee, cakes, ice cream etc
groom'S two sisters from New York
and the relatives and very near
friends of the bride from Derby Line
At 10 80 the bridal party left for a.
trip to Washington and Old Point
Comfort, after which they will reside.
in New York city. Very beautiful
and valuable gifts, consisting of two,
: large cut glass vases, also cut glass
for table use, an imported china tea set
chafiEg dish, a silver carving set, two
sets of pearl handled knives, Dor bon
and pickle dishes. silver fish set.
spoons and knives for various uses.
! embroidered centerpieces, a luncheon
set in Cluny lace, linens decorated
with Mexican drawn work and solid
embroidery and many other articles not
mentioned, which will help to make
. the ''home beautiful. - testify to the
e esteem in which they are held by their
e friends. The bride was student at
u Derby academy several years, after
J. which she went to Boston to train
= the Massachusetts, Homeopathic hos
q pital six years ago. Since that time
n she has worked very successfully in her
4, profession, her work taking her to
/. Chicago, California and Mexico. The
best wishes of many friends in this
place go with her to her new home,
WEST DERBY.
Mrs. E. S Howe is quite sick
George Bryant has sold his residence
j., OF Main street to Mark Stevenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Bly, spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs Bly's parents
s at East Charleston.
Mrs. Davis from East Charleston is
l staying at the home of her son, Bert
Davis, for few days.
The infant child of George Tidemaro
of Coventry was brought here to
, Pine Grove cemetery for burial Nor
day.
Mrs. Regain and Mrs. Austin from
Franklin county were the guests of
their sister. Mrs. Chas. Mcclure, few
q days Thanksgiving week.
The remains of Mrs. Levi Gould
were taken to Lowell Tuesday for
interment. The funeral services were
at the home Monday at o'clock.
There were three candidates for bap-
9 tism at the F. B. church Sunday. There
4. have been 20 members recently re-
ceived into the church. There was
also baptism at the river Sunday morn
ing by Rev. C. L. Smith, pastor of
: the Advent church.
The button contest in Connection
q with the F. b. Sunday school closed
e Sundays, the blue buttons coming out
two ahead. The reception supper will
-. be in the vestry Friday evening.
!. There were present Sunday Pa schoi-
airs. There are over 800 names on the
roll. Three hundred buttons were NOS
q sufficient to supply the demand.
: MORGAN CENTER.
Mrs. billiard is quite i'll.
Clarence Caswell of Manchester, n.
H., is in town.
e m. L. Dutton is home from his trip
ITO Massachusetts.
! Lafa Dutton is home from Lawrence,
e Mass, where he has been for several
: months.
: Mrs. Emma Holmes and daughter OF
Barton have been the guests of friends
here for few days.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. z. II. G lmore and
r daughter, Miss Olds, are visiting
:. friends in Auburn, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence CasweIl are
G rejoicing over the birth Of son, Irving
! Blake Casweli, November II. Con-
q gratulations.
n The friends of Mrs. Lila Bemis and
}. Mrs. Lila .Ewens gave them a pleas
ant birthday surprise Monday event ng,
Nov. %, at the home of A. Il. kwens.
d All present report most enJoya bic
: time.
t Spirited Repartee.
Y In making a sharp turn the rear emo
of a street car struck an express was-
on laden with jugs of whisky. Nearly