Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-07-14

Mrs. Ida Woodward, Miss Julia
Woodward and Master Arthur Brown
OF Washington, D. c., have come TO
spend the summer. They have A. 2.
Beams house ard Mr.. Beams family
go to their cottage at Stowe pond.
A grand musicale will be given by
Clover Corneu Bard al Institute hall,
Friday evening. The following pro-
Princess Dream" Everett J. Evans,
Glover band; recitation. GA Warn
ing," Mrs. Bertha Clark; song,
"Roses, Roses Every Fl. Fro
tere, Marion Bickford; cornet solo,
"Chiquita," Carnahan, H. w. Free
gard; fife aud drum corps. fife played
by Augustus French, ffer in the
civil war; drums mayed by q. K.
Drew, tenor; B. NJ. Johnson, bass;
Ladies' quartet, 'The Suwanee
Saore," Mack, Mrs NJ. w. Johnson,
Mrs. V. F. Miles, Mrs. o. g. Miles,
Mrs. 9. s. Parker; piano duet. "Jingle
Bells" Fearis,. Miss Mabel King and
Mrs. Frank Hasting-; instrumental
! quartet, "The Last Rose of Summer"
Z. A. Kelton, corDet: o. G.. Miles,
cornet; George Johnson, alto; @. l..
Phillips, trombone; recitation, "The
Bobolink," Mrs. Helen Roystan; song,
''The New Kingdom" Tours, Mrs.
May Drew; trombone solo, '.Asleep
in the Deep" Petrie, G. L. Phillips;
male quartet, "Oid Darky Songs,'
Verne Miles, Ora Miles, Claude King,
George Drew; dance of the darkies.
Dance after the entertainment, 50c;
ice cream and cake, 15c. a plate;
tickets Csc, reserved seats 35c., chill
dren under II years of age 15c.
Tickets on sale at Davis's store.
A very pretty home wedding
occurred at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Sisco on Wednesday, July Z,
at two O'Clock, when their daughter,
Edna Martha, was united in marriage
to Wesley Q. Atkins of Cabot. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. A.
l.. Cooper Of Randolph, uncle of the
groom. The couple were attended by
Miss Myrtle Aidrich of West Burke
and Frederick Shapleigh of Maine and
Don Eston SiscC, brother Of the bride,
who carried the ring in white rose.
I At the strains of Lohengrin's wedding
march, played by Miss Erma Brown
of Sheffield, the wedding party took
their places under an arch Of ever
green and white flowers, where the
S~A HSAiO1 lOi1OWSO NY
congratulations, and showers Of rice.
Dainty refreshments were served, and
the happy couple departed for Will
loughby lake, where they will spend
two weeks. The guests from out of
town were Mr.. and Mrs. Benz Raynor
} and Miss Einor Hull Of New York;
Rev. 4. L. Cooper and Miss Rosa
Cooper of Randolph; Miss Fora At
kins of Caoot; Miss Ethel Colby of
Plainfield; Miss Edith DuttoD of Dunn
merston; Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Brown, Miss
Emma Brown of She field, and Mrs.
: Elma Martin of Glover. The marriage
is sequel of a very pretty romance
= which began at Montpelier, when both
,, graduated in the same class at Mont
pelier seminary in the class of stenog-
raphy and typewriting, 1904, and Mr..
r Atkins is a graduate from Wesleyan
l university, June, 1908, and Mrs. At
kins gradua ted from Northfeld semi
: nary, Mass, June, 1909. They were
! the recipients of many beautiful
y presents. A host OF friends extend
congratulations.
o WEST GLOVER
Rev. R. B. Wright of Boise, Idaho,
g is visiting friends and relatives here
:, Little Gordon Baker cut his foot
quite badly on an axe one day last
D.. week.
8 Clyde and Carroll Wilcox of Morgan
!. visited their aunt, Mrs. L. L. Hasting.
: last week.
II Mrs John Smith, who has been visit
ing relatives in Connecticut, has re
d turned home.
: Newell Vance spent few days will
t his uncle. E. L. Tichurst, and othe
friends last week.
r Mr. and Mrs. George Dow recentl.
" took trip to ST. Johnsbury Center
y to see his mother.
Mrs. Emily Baker, who has been away
. for more than a year, has returned
home. Her many friends are glad to SEE
= her.
Rev. A. B. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H
- Uric and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cameron
y attended the celebration at Burlington
. last week.
The event of the week was the
u marriage of Walter Lewis and Miss
q Ethel Church. They are stopping at
" the Gilmour cottage for a time.
: GREENSBORO.
Miss Dorothy Porter is visiting
d friends in Barre for a few days.
y Mrs. VIM. Simpson visited friends
in Barre few days last week.
:. Miss Mabel Gillis is at home from
E Burlington for her summer vacation.
: Frank Noyes, wife and family from
:, Wisconsin are guests at bis old home
= Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Balch from
Morrisville are guests at Mr.. @. E
Kinney's.
, Judge w. P. Stafford and family
: from Washington, ID. O., are in camI
st for few weeks.
Mrs. F. A. Goodrich, who has beer
g wishing friends in town. has returned