Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-10-03

then pinned upon the pioneers Of
isd3-0s by q hevy Of pretty young
ladies. There we're only ~ Of the
'es pioneers prcseat. They were
grouped on the lower platform IN
the tabernacle aud : photograph
Was taken Of them. Their names
are 40 follows;
IIcrckiah pufEin, Gilbert \. We
aver, James poulson, Thomas
Slc,ght, William Seyerna. ElviEa
wixom. Mrs. Petra Hogcnaen.
Mrs. Agnes Pearce, Mrs. Annie
Perkins. Peter GrcenhAlgh, MEs.
Harriet Teeples, Mrs, Mary Ann
LINES, Mrs, Sarah shepherd, Mrs..
Mary B Humphreys and Mrs. ElIEa-
beth Passcy.
President WIN. Bulge gave =
short but appropriate address, which
was greatly appreciated.
President Shepherd then Intro
trodaccd Mrs. Charles Pearce OF
Montpelier, the lire, girl born In
Bear Lake valley. The hrst boy,
Mr MaughAn, died many years
ego. However, JEFF Davis, the
ara, boy born IN Montpelier, l. nov
one Of the enterprisinR merchants
OF this city. hut was unable 10 St
tend the exercises.
After selection by ths stake
choir, the meeting adjourned
Or those who came 10 tbs valley
IN 1904, about i1t were 10 attend
Anoe 1t the Jubilee.
The pioneer parade st l;sO Fri.
day afternoon vas Witnessed by
several thousand people. Ths pa-
rado WA composed of floats typify-
ing scenes and social conditions In
this valley hfly years ago and also
of today. rhe appearance Of .hs
oE team aud old emigraut wagon
brought vividly TO the minds Of the
pioneers their experiences Of ans
early days
Saturday morning the tabernacle
was agaiu fillrd 20 overlooking. and
another interesting program sas
rendered. Addresses were made by
President Joseph r. smith. bic son,
Joseph ", Jr. and q. W. SibIsy Of
Salt Lake, II. Duisin, Thomas
slcight, Iesss Il. ). Budge and
Mayor A. q Cough Of this oily.
While ths addresses al related 70
The pioneers and the great work
which they did, each speaker talked
on different phases Of those tlmss,
snd number Of amusing incidents
we're related.
The reunion came 70 elosa SataF-
day night with a banquet a the
First ward mestlug house, which
vas participated in by ths PtoseeFs
and invited guests, 20 the numher
81 500. The tables were ladsned
With > great varsity Of good things
To eat. Nc attempt wiz made 70
serve IN courses s--it was iasa ; good
old fashioned dinner, and my, how
all DID enjoy il. Ths gaesta seFe
waited upon By score OF more Of
young ladies. and despite the large
. number ~ the tables. the service
vas excellent. The banquet SOM
mittee 81 certainly deserving Of
great prsiss for ihs splendid
menn prepared and for tho manner
In whieh IL Vas served. While tha
dinner sas being served. delightful
; nusic wAa rendered by n i2-peios
) orchestra under the leadership 81
: David shepherd.
Al the conclusion 81 shs banquet.
al repaired 70 the tabernasls and
listened 10 , numbeF Of short talks,
,be program closing With q ieu mlns
; ute tAlk by President Joaepa y.
: smith. Bishop Pagmire otEisiated
: - chairman Of the meeting.
With hearty good nights and
waFm band aIsps. the pionseFa sep
: aFated a. the rloas Bf the meeting.
p many OF them probsbly never 70
. meet again
A. ttting close 10 the reunion.
came the quarterly stake conferences
last Sunday. vhieh vas attended by
= faliy 1000 people. Besides the
stake oliicers, President Joseph r.
= saith. Apostle Jos. +. smlah, Jr.
= aud BiaAop NIbley we're In attend
anee. aud each QUE delivered an I'm
presaiys sermon. The Salt Lake 81.
aeiGls left fOF bone Sunday altsr.
' noOa On No. II.