Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-06-23

| Cook-Granger wedding.
Mrs Rosa Priest and Asa Gregory of
| West Charleston were united in
marriage last Wednesday evening.
!! Adna Shepherd and children of
Maumee Ohio are visiting MIR. Shop |
herds parents, Mr.. and Mrs 9. Shep-
herd.
Mr.. and Mrs H. B. Chamberlin
entertained her mother, Mrs. Robin
son of Boltonville and aunt, Mrs. Viii
son of Chicago, last week.
Miss LYDIA Goss graduated from
Orleans high school last week. Her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. III. c. Cess. and
Mrs. Harry Bailey attended the ex-
ercises.
A large number of the converts of
the recent revival meetings were
received into the church on %, obation
at the NJ. 3. church last Sunday morn
ing.
Miss Mary Forensic Bogue, who
spent the past two summers with her
aunt, Mrs. 4. E. Tempieton, graduated
from Tufts college last week and gave
the class poem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Smith enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. George Randall
of Bakersfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Hines
Of Eden and Mr.. and Mrs D. R. Cobb
of South Albany, last week.
The strawberry festival and lecture
~ Rev. E. E. Wells last Friday eve
ming proved success despite the
inclemency of the weather and the
lecture was very much enjoyed by all.
The total receips were $27.
Mrs. Schofied, wife of Rev. William
Schoield, former pastor of the
Congregational church here, died at
their home in Williamstown June 6, of
diabetes, after long and distressing
illness. Mrs Schoield is pleasantly
RENE mbered by many friends in this
vicinity.
A quiet wedding with only the
Immediate relatives present took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs M.
b A. Wells Wednesday evening June IS,
/ when their niece, Miss Leah Cole, YVES
g.. united in marriage to Leland Herman
i only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Herman.
Rev. E. E. Wells, pastor of the M. E.
church officiated. There were many
presents of silver, china and linen.
L.
fruit were served. Both young people
are among the most popular in town
and it is pleasure to learn that they
. will reside in town. The good wishes OF
a host of friends are extended to them
\ for long and happy life.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. E. r
jenkins of St. Johnsbury was the
sc ne of very pretty home W dding
d On the evening of June 16, when THEN
+ niece, Mabel Louise Granger of Peach
/. am, was united in marriage to Leo
Il Calvin Cook of this place. To the
|, strains of the wedding march, played
e by cousin of the bride, Mrs. Alice
y WEIGH, the bride came in leaning up
h on the arm of her uncle, Mr.. Fl. a
n McLachiin of Peacham, attended by
d the bridesmaid Miss Mary E. Nc
Z Lachliu. The groom was accompanied
Il by the best man, Harry A Cook Of
} Irasburg. The ceremony war pre-
n formed by the Rev. William Shaw of
IS Enosburg falls, the double ring service
s being used. Master Gordon Granger
/ WEIGH, four year old cousin of the
:. bride, acted as ring bearer and He. er
s NJ. Jenkins, also cousin of the bride
l.. acted as flower girl. The bride was
gowned in write silk trimmed with
~ insertion and lace and carried bride
- roses. The bridesmaid wore light
; green silk trimmed with white lace
" and carried pink roses. The rooms
! were pretitly decorated with palms
4 ivy and white carnations. The brida
! pair stood under canopy OF greer
;e and white crepe paper, in the center
OF which was white dove with out
!. stretched wings. The groom Is
: graduate Of Barton academy and tn,
: University OF Vermont, and a membe
% of the Alpha Zeta fraternity. Ths
Is bride studied music at Montpelie.
" seminary. After the ceremony cak,
and ice cream were served to thu
forty guests, only the immediat,
D relatives and friends being present
ID The wedding gifts were numerous all,
e costly. The many friends of Mr.. an,
% Mrs. Cook extend to them their bes
:, wishes for success in their new hom
s in johnson.
n CLOVER.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. John Salmon are tn
= parents of son.
IS Harry Phillips visited his sister i
:e Lyndon over Sunday.
y 81, N. Davis attended the Alumni
i reunion at St. Johnsoury Friday.
I'd G. H. Sargent of Johnson is visitin.
% his daughter, Mrs. @. j. Mudgett.
&c There is to be a reunion of th
"a Mitchell family at Stone pond TO- NOR
~ row.
Regular meeting of Glover rang
to- morrow. Dinner will be served d
the usual hour.
Mrs. Mary Bean Lapham of Chelms
y ford, Mass. visited relatives and friend
in town last week.
W. A. Townsend and Helen Johnso
: spent Saturday and Sunday at 81. B
Stanton's, st. Johnsbury.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Quimby and Mrs
Fannie Carr are in Williamstown at
tending the Stone reunion.
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