St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-01-25
WALDEN.
WALDEN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman S. Orion Cele-
brate Golden Wedding.

DEdUO OOlO0u NOOuIHSs
In the old homestead, where so
years ago they were married, Mr..
and Mrs. Lyman S. Orion of this
place celebrated last week Tuesday
their golden wedding. During the
day and evening, the house was
thronged with visitors, among them
being 40 or more relatives. Both
@Gr. and Mrs. Orion are members of
old Vermont families and have spent
their entire lives in this vicinity.
Among the presents received at the
celebration was purse of SIS in
gold, in addition to number of
other valuable gifts. Mr.. Orion
was born in Fairfax, June 10, 1887,
and lived in that place until three
years after his marriage. His wife
was Ellen Mandana Stevens, and
she was born in Walden May 81,
1841, From Fairfax they moved to
Hardwick, and lived there until 1887
when they moved to Walden, where
they have since resided. Mr.. Orion
is the son of William and Angoletta
Loveland Orion. He traces his gen
ealogy back for five generations,
when his ancestors settled in Wind
sor, Conn, in 1871. Mrs. Orion
traces her relationship through her
mother to Wolfort Won Weber, who
was the landlord of the first inn on
Manhattan island. To Mr.. and Mrs.
Orion have been born five children,
who have grown to maturity. They
are Omer E. of Boston, who has es-
tablished pattern making business;
Charles L., who is deputy collector
Of customs in East Alburg and a
graduate of the University of YER
mont in the class of 1892; Gardner
ID Il. -
the Combination Cash store; Ernest
R., farmer in Walden, and Clayton
R., who was graduated from the I'm
iversity of Vermont in the class of
1909 and is now assistant botanist
at Purdue University. Mr.. Orion
has one brother, Gardner G., of Fair
fax. Mrs, Orion has a brother, Da-
vid w. Stevens of Walden, and two
sisters, Mrs. Mary A Daniels of
North Montpelier and Mrs. Sarah A.
Lackie of Passumpsic. All these
were present at the celebration. Mr..
orion has always been identified
with the best interests of the town
in which he lived, and has served
them in many capacities. With Mrs
orion, he has been prominent in the
circles of the Baptist Church and
both enjoy the respect and regard
of their fellow townsmen.
The prayer meeting this week on
Wednesday evening will be held at
the Heights schoolhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kings
bury and Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Kings
bury were in Dantille Saturday to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Alex
Aston.
The Ladies' Aid will meet this
week on Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Orrin Kittredge
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rogers of
Barre were visitors at H. L. Rogers
last week.
Miss Mary Patch visited her father
at Charles Patterson's last Thurs
day.
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