Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-07-21

day. Many of his old friends were
present to hear him.
Rev. R 3. Wright, who has been
visiting friends here, left for Idaho |
Monday. A number of his relatives
visited with him at Parker's pond
Saturday.
GREENSBORO.
Additional Greensboro news will be
found on page six of this paper.
The Rev. VIM. Lord OF Needham,
Mass, preached to 3 large congrega-
ton in the Congregational chulch
Sunday.
July 90 the Greensboro Country Club
will give conc ert for the benefit Of
the club. It is hoped this concert will
be even better than those previously
given, when assembled talent from
Boston, New York, Chicago ard SUI
burban towns gave aneentertainmenC
| that could hardly be dup icated in the
State.
Friday and Saturday of this week
comes the golf tournament at Mont
pelier, when teams from Greensboro.
/ Montpelier and Barre will compete
for the championship and trophy.
Berj amin II. Sanborn of this place
has offered special cup for the best
selected nine holes made by any
player during the tournament. TWAS
hoped that the Old Pine club wou d
send team from Montpelier, and
thus have all the best clubs Of north
eastern Vermont represented.
HOLLAND.
M. B. Pinney who has been sick is
reported better.
Ollie Applebee Of Island Pond, is
visiting at A. R. Halls.
Miss Stevens of Island Pond, is visit.
ing her uncle I. K. Hackett.
The school entertainment Friday
was we'll attended and every lady re-
ports good time.
Miss Mabel Waterman has come from
Island Pond to spend the summer with
her grandfather Joshua Waterman.
Miss Carrie Wheeler went to Orleans
last Monday where she will assist Mrs
NJ. NJ. Taplin in the Office of Taplin
Rowell.
Several couples from here went tt
West Charleston on the evening Of
July Is to a grange meeting and re
port very pleasant and profitable
evening.
Miss Edna Sykes closed a very
successful term Of school in East Hol
> land Friday. This is Miss Sykes first
term and it is greatly to her credit
that she managed a school of over 81
scholars with such success.
TROY.
Emera Wilson and Miss Lillian Faire
were married July Sd.
Mrs. B. @. Philips and daughter, Miss
Doris, are az theii home here for the
summer.
Rev. S. H. Greene of Washington
D. @, will preach at Aiken's hail
Sunday, July %, at II O'Clock.
Miss Bertha Wursthorne is visiting
relatives at Stevens Mills, East Rich.
ford; Misses Veda Button and Beatrice
Larabee are at Albany; Beatrice,
North Craftsbury.
Mrs Winslow, widow of the late
D. A. Winsiow, died at her home
in White field, n. H.. July 10th. She
suffered for long time from cancer
and heart trouble. Mr.. and Mrs
Winslow resided here for severa
years, and had many friends in town
Miss Alice Miller of Boston, Virgin
Walker and family of Concord, n. II.
| X U ko ht
Estey organ shops at Brattleboro
Harry Buck of Wakefield, Mass, ane
Miss Grace Lombard of Hartford
| Conn.,, are visiting relatives ane
friends here.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
@. Farman was the scene of a prett,
wedding Tuesday evening, July 18th
when their daughter, Helen Lydia
was united in marriage to Richart
Arno Burn of Boston. Promptly a
$50 the bridal couple entered tn,
parlor, to the strains of the weddin,
march, played by Mrs. Foster Kinney
? cousin of the bride, and passin,
through an aisle formed by evergreen
) ropes, held by Misses Lade and Mar,
r Farman and Misses Washburn AM
: Alice Miller of Boston, they recchet
the corner of the parior, which wa
r beautifully banked with green am
> white, where they were met by Rev
> M. w. Farman, a cousin of the bride
) who performed the ceremony, usinl
the beautiful Episcopal ring service
The bride, who was unattended ,looket
r charming in white null, trimmed will
] lace. She carried white roses. Onl,
near relatives Of the bride and groom
were present at the ceremony. A
J eight O'Clock the wedding reception
. took place, and was largely attende,
by relatives and friends from Boston
4 Orleans, Westfeld and Troy. Mr.. ant
Mrs Burn were assisted in receiving
by Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Kinney o
Orleans and Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Taylo
of Troy. Refreshments were servet
in the large dining room, Miss Alic'
Miller and Mrs. George Smith pre-
: siding at the punch bowls. Man.
s beautiful gifts of silver, china, liner
and money attested the esteem il