Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-09-15


c. Ingalls, for time.
n. L. Drown and family visited at
the home of H. H. Slack in Mortified
a few days recently.
The school in the village began this
week Monday, September 13, with Mrs.
Myra Chase as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Messer and Mr..
and Mrs. H. II. Haines were in Cabot
on Monday and Tuesday Of this week.
The campers, and summer visitors,
have nearly all returned to their homes
and most of the cottages are closed
for this season.
There will be no preaching service
at the Congregational church next
Sunday, September 10, on account of
the absence of the pastor, Rev. S. T.
Achenbach.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. Sumner Hill is gaining slowly.
Quite good many attended Barton
fair from here last week.
A. H. Batchelder and family were
In Glover few days last week.
George Pope Of Jacksonville is
visiting his brother, j. II. Pope.
Mrs A. J. Daniels visited friends in
Morrisville few days last week.
Mrs. Roxana Day of Glover, who has
been spending q few weeks here among
friends, returned home Monday.
The selectmen are expanding the
balance Of the state money on the
| river road north of George Batten's.
T. n. Gallagher, accompanied by his
daughter Dora, left last Friday for
| Burlington where Miss Dora will enter
| St. Mays college for her second years
work.
Rev. Arthur Mandigo closed his ser
vices here in the M. E. church Sunday
and went to his home in Wexford
Monday where he will spend a few
days with his parents before returning
| to college.
IRASBURG.
The M. E. Sunday school will OBJ
serve Rally day Sunday. Everybody
cone. Music and exercises by the
children and an extra good sermon by
the pastor.
LOWELL.
Mrs. Ella Lenora Kinsley, aged IS
years, died Monday. Surviving her are
her husband, Rufus kinsley, one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Elmer E. Cello of Orleans,
and FIVE sons, Clayton B. of Boston,
Lester NJ. of Orleans, Leroy T. of
Fletcher, F. Guy and Chellis A. of
Lowell. Benton A., another son, died
in China TWO years ago while looking
after the Standard OIL interests in
that country. Mrs. Kinsley also leaves
one sister, Miss A. L. Bingham of
Binghamville and one brother, DR.. L.
M. BiRghau, - Burlington. The
funeral services at the Kinsley home,
Wednesday September Is, at 2 O clock,
p. m.
TROY.
Fred Albee of North Woodstock, n.
H. is visiting in town.
w. E. Brock has sold the Chauncey
Cole house. to DR.. Dana Edmunds.
Troy was represented by a very
large delegation at the county fair.
D. Gray has been in Boston on &C
count of the illness of his sister, Mrs.
| Frank Abbott.
!, Misses. Ethel Pettingill and Ruth
Edmunds have been visiting at Barton
and Coventry.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. William Edmunds. Mr..
t and Mrs. Arnold Edmunds spent Sum-
3 day with Homer Edmunds' family at
MorrisvilIe.
Rev. and Mrs. S. H. Greene and DIR.
0 and Mrs. S. II. Greene. Jr, have
: returned to Washington, d. c., after
2 spend ding the summer at their farm.
: Mr. and Mrs. Arson Rockwell are
{ home from a four months visit to
!. their daughters, Mrs. George Farrell
: and Mrs. James Richardson at West
: Derby.
: Harold Scott has gone to Barre to
attend Goddard seminary. Misses
= Julina Mann, Arley Macomber, Eugenia
. Peck and Ralph Alice have returned
q to Derby academy to finish the course
r One of the prettiest weddings OF
e years took place at the brides home
n September s, at 3 Pm, when Miss
h Bertha Edith Wursthorne and Henry
re Arthur Parker of Lowell were mar
n ried in the presence of large number
g of relatives and friends. The wed
strains of Engleman's Melody of Love
played by Mrs. Annie Davis. Tw,
tiny neices of the bride, Marion
Mittimore and Katherine O'Rourke
nj of Stevens Mills acted as flower CIR
and ring bearer. The bride was at
,s tended by Miss Bessie Davis Of New
port and the groom by a brother Of
the bride. Bernard Wurtsthorne Of
:. Stevens Mills. Beneath a beautiful
arch of green and white from which
), hung a wedding bell the ceremony
took place, Rev. M. w. Farman being
r the officiating clergyman using the
Episcopal ring service. The bride
~ wore beautiful lingerie gown anC
= carried white sweet peas. A reception
took place Immediately after the cere
e mony. Dainty refreshments of ice
cream. cake and punch were served.
), Mrs. Parker is one of our most popu.
IS lar young ladies and the many beauti.
full gifts of silver, cut glass, china.
!. linen and money showed the esteem in
v which she is held by her friends. Mr.
and Mrs. Parker, amid shower of con-
fetti, rice and the best wishes of their
: many friends, left for an AUTOMOBILE
trip which will include Tilton, N. H..
New London. Conn.,, and many other