Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-08-27

ing in Boulder. Colo. where ne died
married Miss Nellie Durham of
Evansville. who with two sons. sur
wives him. they having buried their
| only daughter a few years before.
He is also survived by three sisters,
one of whom lives in California. His
age was sixty two years.
While driving on Glover street
Friday evening, Napoleon Longevlne
came in contact with carelessly
driven automobile under high speed
and was thrown from his wagon with
such force as to seriously injure his
chest, side and leg.
1t is with gratitude and much appre-
citation that Mrs. A. 5; Drew acknoWl-
! edges the receipt Of flowers from the
Woman's Literary club, Christian
Endeavor society and many others.
A pretty wedding took place Tues
day morning, Aug. II. when Miss
Mary G. Hanlon of Lowell, Mass,
and Albert j. Brooks of Barton were
married at a nuptial mass at st.
Mary's church, the ceremony being
performed by the pastor. Rev Thomas
Walsh. Miss Rose F. Hanlon, sister
OF the bride, was bridesmaid and
Ernest E. Brooks, "a brother of the
groom, was best man. The altar and
sanctuary of the church were decorated
with palms and cut flowers. After the
ceremony, a reception. and wedding
breakfast to the immediate relatives
| and friends was held at the home of
the brides father, John Hanlon, 5O3
Mammoth Road. The brides and
bridesmaids gowns were of point
o'esprite over white silk, the bride
carrying a shower boquet of white
sweet peas and the bridesmaid one of
pink sweet peas. The happy couple
left in the early afternoon for trip
throuh. the White Mountains Upon
their return they will be at home to
their friends at 80 Chase Ave, Lowell.
Mass.
4 D. H. Hackett visited in Newport
last week.
Mrs. NJ R. Shute has moved into
Duran Nelson's house.
; Miss Catherine Lanphere was home
from Orleans over Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Bailey from Wolcott is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Julia Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Cutler are visit
ing in Lamoille and Caledonia coun-
ties.
Jerry Reynolds from Aver, Mass, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Lucy Rey-
nolds.
Mrs. Chadsey of South Boston is
visiting her sister. Mrs. G.. D. Nc.
D Cui-c.
2 EF-s7 q dys Mcclure o. Hardwicf
! is the guest O. her aunt. Mrs. A. c.
Cheney.
Flwood Sanders is home from
. Boston and Leslie SaLGers from Lyn-
q donville.
S Mr.. and Mrs. Harrise from Mont
. real were recent gr ests at ]. D.
Kelley's.
e Mss Rheba Skinner frt m Craftsbury
spent the week end with her friend
n May Miles.
T Mr., and Mrs. Ben Cutler from
Greensboro have been visiting at N
A. Cutters.
n Fred Newton is making extensive
d repairs on Rob Anderson's house in
e Craftsbury.
f Elmer Wallace from Cambridge
Mass. is visiting his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. T. J. Wallace.
q Mr. and Mrs. Turner and two chill
e dren from Berlin were guests at D. H
IL Hackett's last week.
y Mrs. Ellen Mason Of Barton ant
Miss Lizzie Wilcox of Lowell, Mass
recently visited their sister, Mrs
ar Char1otfa Chamhorlin
. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dawson from
m Cavendish are visiting their parents
g Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dawson and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Mills.
,r The village schools begin Tuesday
, Sept. 2. with Mrs. Arthur Finn of thi.
n village and Miss Alice Jenkins Of
" Lyndonville as teachers.
g Miss Mary McCaffrey and Mrs
l. Eastman of Hardwick and Miss Lena
McCaffrey Of Pasadena, CAL, were
" visitors in town Wednesday of last
ID week.
y Rev. Albert Watson of Franklin, N.
y H.. and his mother. Mrs. Watson,
t. widow of Rev. Watson. former
le pastor in the Congregational church,
ee have been visiting friends in town
- Mrs. Anna Pease from the EAdiron.
dacks and Mrs. Martha Currier from
Cr~-7n Point are visiting their brother,
a S. A. Searles, also Mrs. Carrie Russell
II and son from Grown Point are guests
) al Mr.. Searlss s.
n Pay Rush. while working on the
! telephone Ire here. had his coIlarbone
ID broken by the crossarna breaking of
IS and giving him a fall of ABOUT twenty
"a feet. DR.. Goddard rneuced the frac.
o ture and he was taken to his sisters
at Rock Island.
,r SOUTH ALHANY.
r. .
- Joseph Grant of Boston is spending
his vacation Ill town.