Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-11-13

groom and best man took their places.
The bride and her mother were pre-
ceded by the ushers, Walter Simpson
and John Simpson, also Master John
Heidger and Miss West, maid of hon
or. The ceremony was very beautiful
and impressive, the ring service being
used. The bride was given in mar
riage by her mother, Mrs. Mary E.
Wylie. At the close of the ceremony
the bridal party preceded by Master
John Heidger, who scattered roses in
the aisle. left the church to the trium-
plant wedding march of Mendelssoln.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the home of the brides
mother. Following the congratula-
tlonS the guests were served with de-
llcious refreshments. The bride and
| groom left for Chicago amid a shower
of rose petals and rice. Mr. West is a
graduate of Amherst college and is
very highly esteemed by his many
trends. He is connected with the West
ern Electric Company. He presented
the uShers with pearl scarf pins and
the bride with a necklace with a pearl
and diamond pendant The bride gave
her attendants beautiful gold pins.
Among the numerous wedding gifts
were money and many pieces of cut
glass, china and silver Mrs. West
formerly lived in Chicago and during
her residence here has endeared her
sell TO all. She is graduate of La
sell Seminary, Auburndale, Mass,
ana last summer she spent abroad
one mas been very active in the differ
ent societies and as church organist.
She will be greatly missed bv all, es-
peclaily by her large circle of friends
and IN the church, where she mas
worked so faithfully. She carries
with her to her new home the best
wishes OF host of friends.
GLOVER
John Winslow has moved to Barton.
Phil Davis is home from Dartmouth.
Miss Fannie Sargent is at home for
time.
) Miss Ada Drew is quite i'll and I'M
able to attend school,
Mr.. SanvlIle's children have been
SICK but are Improving
) Dale Wolcott fell and broke his COL
5 lar bone one day last week.
= Miss Nellie Cook was operated on at
:, st. Johnsbury for adenoids and dis
easel tonsils last week.
Edwin Alexander and family and
Mrs. Wesley Aldrich attended the
funeral of Mrs. Lila Wood Barber at
Sheffield Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Stone went Monday to
: MASSACHUSETTS with her little daugh-
I ter Mary to have her treated for de-
] fective hearing caused by scarlet fever
some time ago.
The Epworth League will hold
: baked bean supper next Friday, from
: to z. Afterwards an entertainment
t will be given in the church from to
O'Clock. Everyone invited.
. The next entertainment in the course
c will be the Floyds in their program of
% marvellous feats of mind reading, hyp-
notlsm, sleigh t-of-hand, etc. We hope
that their entertainment will make I'D
IN some measure for the disappoint-
ment of the last one, and we hope you
will all come and see.
4 WEST CLOVER
5. w. o. King spent a day in Hardwick
l. last week.
;. Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Baker visited
q friends in Sheffield last week
n c. R. Prescott is making extensive
2 repairs on the store buildings.
arf Mrs. Thompson and daughter Hilda
" visited at Ellis Prescotts last week.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Jones and children
IF were guests at Ellis Prescott's Sun.
~ day.
J. Rev M. S. Eddy preached an ex
V. cellent temperance sermon Sunday
he morning.
ne Mrs. David Gilmour and daughter
in from Barton spent day last weel
with Mrs. Agnes Cook.
The Willing Workers met at the hal
ha Wednesday of last week and work wa
al done on quilts. Dinner was served.
he Mrs. Lydia Tichurst and children
who have been in Canada. are at home
Her sister, Mrs. Mary Davio, and child
ue rem came with her.
A GREENSBORO
nd B. M. Willey's four children are sicl
Ut with measles.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas H. Miller visite
friends in Stowe last week.
&c Post-Office Inspector E. F. Shar
or from Boston was in town last weel
;, Wednesday.
nd A surprise party was given Mr.. an
Mrs. Will Hardy at their home las
!, Tuesday evening.
he The first entertainment of the lectur
PIP course given last Wednesday night b
be Hal Merton, the magician, was wei
lily attended and much enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Frank Dow went to the Hard
Nv wick hospital the first of the week 70
IN an operation. Her many friends ex
at tend best wishes for the recovery O
m her health.
ms Mrs. Roy Young returned home fror
e. the Mary Fletcher hospital last weel