Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-11-27
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Horace Hall left last week for his
winter Sojourn in Virginia.
J. H. Silsby has gone to his home in
Connecticut for Thanksgiving.
Miss Clara Burgess is at home from
her school at Coventry for Thanksgiv-
ing.
Mrs. Lawrence Powers and little
daughter have been visiting in New |
York.
Mrs. Sisco of Bradford is spending
the week with her mother, Mrs. H. H.
Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Barney were
cal ed to part from their infant son
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Dana of Lyndon
vile were recent visitors at Scott
STANDARDS.
J. H. Silsby & Company have pur-
chased timber lot of Warner Broth
ers on West hill.
Mrs. Sweet is enjoying we'll earned
vacation with friends in Massachusetts
and Rhode Island.
A social and supper were enjoyed
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Bromley
at the Methodist parsonage.
Mrs. Arthur Cello and children are
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
E. Newton of Bloomington.
Committees have been appointed for
preparing the usual Christmas exer-
o. +Io ,o1 oh
VIII LaClair has entered the Ver-
mont Sanitorium at Pittsford and his
sister Alice is staying in the same
town.
Arthur Winget of Ascot, Que, who
worked here at one time for his uncle,
N. E. Winget, died last week after
several years Of poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennison and Mr.. and
Mrs. Waterman of Bloomington and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Niles of Newport Center
visited recently at F. H. Sanborn's.
The many friends of Edward Metcalf
of Reading, Mass, are sending him a
| Thanksgiving post card shower. He
spent some time last summer near his
|
now enjoying the best of health.
The new town library has been put
in very attractive new bookcases anC
presents fine appearance. It con.
tains a we'll balanced selection OF
books Of science, art. history, bio
graphy, poetry, travels, children's
books and fiction. The distribution OF
books began Saturday last and they
were taken to many different parts o.
the town.
Mr. and Mrs. Err nest Richard of St
Adams are visiting at the home O.
their mother, Mrs. Austin, and Mrs.
Curtis of Westfeld is again staying
with her daughter and family.
ROGERS-CARTER.
A charming wedding occurred at tn,
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
E. Carter Wednesday evening, Nov
Goth, when their daughter, Annie
Belle, was united in marriage with
Clarence II. Rogers, only son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Rogers of Coventry
At eight o'clock the wedding marcl
was played by Mrs. Charles Messer a
the bridal party descended the stair
and took their places under the beauti
full arch of evergreen, white roses ant
white chrysanthemums. The weddln,
ceremony was performed by Rev. Ed
win L. Hurd, pastor of the Congrega
tional church. Herbert Knight acte
as best man and Mrs. Elma Knight
sister of the bride, as matrOn of honor
The bride was given in marriage by
her father, and the single ring servic
was used. The brides dress was O
wnlte organdy, and she wore veil O.
tulle arranged in Dutch fashion an
white silk gloves, and carried a bouQue
of white roses. The matron of homo
wore light blue messeline with pin
carnations and pink hair dressing. A
the members of the brides an
groom's families wore white carna
lions. The brides going away dres
was of navy blue serge with crepe
chine waist and velvet hat to match
Best wishes were extended by tn
thirty or more guests, after which
dainty buffet lunch was served Tn
brides cake was borne by her youn
brother, Leigh, and in cutting it Mrs
Rogers used solid silver knife frol
Arizona. tied with white ribbons
The guests from places out of town
besides the parents of the groom an
Miss Stevens of Coventry, were Clar
Corey, aged 81, of Kingscroft. Que
Mr.. and Mrs. Niblock of Foxbore
J Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. James Adam
and daughters of Westfeld and Mr.
. and Mrs. Clare Adams and son {
lrasburg. The groom's gift to tn
bride was gold neck chain, to tn
best man cuff links, and to the matro
Of honor collar pins. The couple wer
the recipients of many beautiful an
valuable gifts. Late in the evenin
the happy couple left midst the usu;
shower of confetti for short weddin
journey, after which they will reside {
the Rogers home in Coventry villag,
LITTLE THINGS.
Little drops of water, little
grains of sand