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

keeper in the Droztell, a Fifth Avenue
hotel. He will be welcomed here
again should be decide to spend
vacation here.
Mrs. Minnie Chandler and Mr.. and
Mrs. Pau! Chandler, who are spending
short time at their summer home
here, entertained at Glover Inn Sun
| day. Mr., and Mrs. c. T. Prouty.
+ Charles E. Steinhour and Eagere Raw
son of Newport. Mr.. Chandler and
ladies returned to Newport to stay
with them until the last of the week.
MILE3-VIELE.
On Monday, August Is. at4 .. M.
occurred the marriage of Miss Dora
A Viele of Stannard and Archie r.
Miles Of Albany The ceremony was
performed at the home of the bride,
Rev. Simpson officiating. Miss Mary
Miles Of Albany was bridesmaid and
Luclus r, Brown of North Montpelier
was Tie best man, Tne parlor and
hall were tastefully decorated with
ferns. Gifts of linen and silver, etc.,
were left them. Those from out of
town who attended were Mrs. A. j.
Miles. Ella andsFoster Miles of Albany
and Glen Miles and Sadie Edgerton of
Morrisville, After refreshments of
ice cream and cake the bridal party
left amid shower of rice for Stone
Pond in Glover, where they spent their
honeymoon. .
The 18th annual reunion of the
Clark. King and kindred families asso-
cation, was held at the home of E. L.
Alexander. Thursday, Aug. 18th. 1t
was beautiful day. AMI an ideal place
for large gathering. Tables were
spread for 120 on the lawn under the
shade of the locust trees. There were
state were as follows: Mrs. Margaret
Clark of Melrose. Mass, Mrs Ella
Palmer and Mrs Alice Moves of Lisbon,
N. H., Miss May Day of Beverly,
Mass, Mrs. Edna Clark of Woburn,
Mass. Cephas Hams Of Lakeport., N
H, DR.. and Mrs. h. w. Clark of Brock
ton, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin AID
rich of Clinton, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs.
F. D. Jacques and Miss Anna Mason OF
dorchester, Mass, Friends were pres
! ent from Glover. Barton, Orleans
Newport. Stannard, Wheelock, and
II srdwick. After dinner, the presiden
OF the association, Stephen King,
called the company to order. Prayer
was offered by Rev. M. S. EDDY The
dress Of welcome was given By
|, I'D win Alexander which was responded
to by Arson Clark in his pleasing
A manner which was both amusing anC
= int 2rest'ng, Short speeches were made
t nv Rev. A. E. Blake. Cephas Hams
Calvin Aldrlch. S N Clark and E. D
.aqUes. Stephen King also gave al
l il t?resting and helpful talk. Severa
l saicetions were sung by the company
A letter from Mrs. Abba Drumming O.
Kansas was read The following
0 officers were elected for the coming
r year: president, Stephen King vice
. p esj6ent, Justin Heath; secretary
Carrie Clark; treasurer, Simeon Clark
, Chaplain, Edwin Alexander; Executive
committee. Henry Clark Mabel King
e Versal King. A vote of thanks wa
=. extended to Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
who did everything in their power t.
: make the reunion a success. A reso
e. lutl was passed EXPIRE sing sympathy
/. for the family and friends Of Gold
J+nre ss, who died Aug. 10th, and who's
funeral services were held the after
}, noon of the e1nion.
!. WEST GLOVER
Miss Jennie Young has been a CUES
r at G. H. U,ie's
IS w. B Stiles spent short time al
IL his home here last week.
Mrs Cobb of Burlington is visitin
l, her daughter. Mrs. R. o Buchanan.
:. Ruth Bean, who has been visitin
friends in Canada, has returned to "
A. Scott's.
o Mrs. John Murray of Montgomery
n stopping with her niece, Mrs B F
Jackman.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andrus c
st Orleans called on their aunt, Mr.!
). Murray, recently.
Edward Graves and Harley Lelan
AZ of Lyndonvile were recent guests
! B, F. Jackman's.
X William Caderwood, an aged gentl,
man, who boards at James Calde
= woods, is quite sick.
[. Mrs Emma Wilcox Of Morgan a
|, tended the fair and spent part of til
J, week with her sister, Mrs Hastings
There is to be an entertainment {
: schoolhouse hall Aug. 27. Music Wi
& be furnished for promenade, Ladie
as please bring cake.
% Mrs. Hastings entertained her 81
~ ters, Mrs. Emma Wilcox of Morgan
Miss Lydia Colburn of Barton, Mis-
d. Clara Colburn of New York City, ais
n, her niece, Miss Catherine Wilcox,
k Morrisville Sunday.