Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-08-25


children of Coventry were in town
visiting last week.
Mrs. VIII Robbins and Mrs. Harry
Robbins of Derby visited at George
Calkins's Saturday.
] Paul Cote and family and Arvid
Labor and family are visiting at Lewis !
Labor's in West Burke
Mr.. and Mrs Will Pease of Coati-
cook visited his uncle, James McNama-
ra and family Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph AIbee of Con-
cord, N. H., are visiting at the home
of her father, John Cook, and other
relatives.
Herman Gagnon has gone to St.
Anne's Que, to attendsthe fair there
! Karl Ruiter is taking his place in the
creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Pickel and two
children of Farnham, Que, are visit
ing at Harry Parlin's and Maurice
Pckel's
Rev. j. H. Dickson's subject. Sun
day morning will be"Cbristian Citizen
ship This is Mr.. Dickson's last
Sunday here.
Wilfred Gagnon of Holland has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Paul Cote,
and was accompanied home by Mr..
Cote's brother
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mack and three
children of Bloomington visited at the
home of their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
S. D. Barrup. Sunday.
Dane Kline returned Sunday to his
work in Lowell, Mass, and Miss
Bertha Kline went the same day to
Orleans where she is employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Mcclure and
daughters of Bradford have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cahill. They
came with their auto.
Mrs Spaulding. daughter, Florence
and son, James, of Amsden are visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Enroll Driver
and son. Robert Spaulding.
Ora Dane and family accompanie d
> by Wright Kendall of Westfeld. vert
to East Charleston Sunday to visit
Mrs. Avis Andrews and son.
The ball game here Saturday be.
tween this team and the Morgan team
: resulted in a score of 10 to in favor
of the West Charleston team.
DI9CG
and Henrietta Armstrong of Montreal
have been in Plymouth, N H, the
past few days to visit their aunt, Mrs
Ramsde]l.
DUROSE-KIDDER.
The home of Mr.. anG Mrs. Arthur
H. Kidder of West Charleston was the
. scene of pretty home wedding Tues
day, Aug. II, when their daughter
Margaret Lucille. was united in mar
Iiage to Edwin Durose of the same
< place by the Rev. E. T. Hurd Of
r Lowell, former pastor, assisted II
5 the Rev. W R. Prize, in TIE presence
o between thirty anu forty relet We:
and intimate friends Potted plants
celar, golden glow and sweet pea
: were effectively used in decoration!
the ceremony taking place under al
arch of cedar from which bell O.
n sweet peas was suspended. The wed
r ding march was played by Mrs. Rober
a Farman of Lowell, sister of the bride
!. The single ring service was used, little
Bernice Gray bearing the ring con
cealed among the petals of a whit
/ rose. The bride wore travelling sui
), of dark blue and carried sweet peas
l. There were many beautiful and usefu
g gifts. After congratulations and goo
l. wishes, refreshments and the usus
showering of rice and confetti, MI
l. and Mrs. Durose left by automobile fo
v Island Pond where they took the /. 8
;. train, contrary to the expectations O
e certain waiting young people, VIII
.. believed that they were going by wa
is of Newport. Many friends will b
glad to know that after visiting rels
tives at several points in Maine
Mr.. and Mrs. Durose expect to max
their home at West Charleston.
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