Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-10-21

Congregational church. The program
to be given by 1.-THE Eastern Girls"
promises a rare treat It is hoped
everyone will make an effort to attend.
Geo. Cummings has rented his farm
for three years to Roy Greggs of
Derby and Mr.. Cummings and family
will go to Virginia where it is hoped
his health may be better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Strin and two
sons of Salem-Derby visited her
grandmother, Mrs c. P. Church, and
Henry Bailey one day last week. Mrs.
Strin's brother, Orrin Bailey, and
bride, who were also here have re-
turned to their home in Worcester,
Mass.
Richard Steadiford is being boarded
at James McNamara's. Mr.. Steadiford
is former resident of this place and
since his home here was broken up he
has worked at various places in YER
mont. He is in very poor health and
came here from Pittsford sanitarlum,
where he was treated for tuberculosis.
Much sympathy is felt for him by
his friends. It is hoped he may re.
ceive many calls to brighten his stay
here.
(fntendad for last week..
Miss Elsie M. Dryer and GeraIo r..
Conley were married, Thursday, Oct. 1
| at the Congregational parsonage. Bar
ton by Rev. w. A. Warner. Upon re-
very pleasantly received by about
seventy-five invited guests, relatives
and friends of the bride and groom. A
, social evening was spent, music was
furnished by the young people. At
eight o'clock bountiful supper was
served consisting of oysters, ice-cream,
cake anc coffee. The brides cake was
made by her sister, Mrs Harry Morse
of Orleans. The bride is daughter of
Mrs. and Mrs. Ed. Dryer of this place,
the groom, the only son of George c..
Conley Of Westmore and a nephew of
Mrs. Everett Driver of this place.
Among the relatives and friends from
out of town were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Worboys of Williamstown, Mass, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Shannon of Derby, Mrs.
John Dryer of Newport. Mrs. Harry
Morse and family of Orleans and Mr..
and Mrs. Gary Wheeler of Holland.
The many useful and valuable presents
which were received show the esteem
in which the young couple are held.
About eleven o'clock the happy crowd
began to depart leaving the best wishes
for long, happy and prosperous life
to Mr.. and Mrs. Conley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arved Labor had as
guests Sunday his uncle, Joe Terrien,
and two grandsons, Ralph and Howard,
of WiIloughby
The first entertainment of the
Charleston lecture course will be given
Oct. 81. The first number in the
course, ''The Eastern Girls" is com.
posed of three exceptional artists. The
abundant success already attained by
each in her public work warrants the
belief that the Eastern Girls viii
present program unsurpassed by any
of our former entertainments. Season
tickets, including reserved seats or
sale at j. B. Holton's store. Saturday
Oct. II, from l to 9 p. m.
Last Friday forenoon Fred Parlin
with his auto, took Miss Hannah Eley
Mrs. II. 6. Ruiter and Cephas Dupon
to st. Johnsbury. where Miss Eley
entered the Brightlook hopsital for
very serious operation. Mr.. Parli1
and Mr.. Dupont returned that night
Saturday morning DIR. Kendrick anC
Mr.. Dupont motored there and re
turned in the evening. Miss Eley hat
successful operation and Mrs. Ruiter
a trained nurse of that hopsital
will care for her