Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-04-07
GLOVER

The Lawrence mill is running, beginl
ming work last week.
Archie Stone and family spent Sun
day at Arthur Salmon's.
Geo. Colby has returned home after
spending the winter in Canada.
Geo. Phillips was home from Dart
mouth for the Easter vacation.
Mrs. Betsey Salmon made a recent
visit to friends in Manchester, N. III.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Davis of Bur-
lington are spending a few days in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Stone of Albany
spent several days at Arthur Salmon s
last week.
E. A. Norton is getting out lumber
for an addition to the barn on his
upper place.
Frank Paddleford is converting the
old house south of the harness shop
into shop for his business.
E. L. Alexander is improving his
home with new coat of paint outside
and with set tubs and other improve
ments inside.
James Walker has pen of 18 S. C.
Rhode Island Red pullets, Matched the
middle of May, that in go days laid
78O eggs, an average of Is per Gay.
Glover Grange meets Tuesday even
ing. April 13 The program will
| include a discussion of the subject,
SHOULD the Reading of the Bible in
the Public School be Required by
Law" grange paper and readings.
The musical part of the program will
be furnished by the young people.
WEDDING BELLS
A very pretty home wedding took
place at Arthur Salmon's March 80
when his niece. Jennie Mae Salmon
and Dean Rand Kendall of Nashua, N
H., were united in marriage by Rev
w. A. Warner. only near relatives
being present The bride, attired in {
Belgian blue suit, was accompanied by
her father. H. M. Salmon. and hel
two cousins, Merrill and Mathew
service was used. The wedding cake
was made by the brides aunt, Mrs
Elijah Stone, by recipe many times
used in the family. Refreshments OF
sandwiches, coffee, ice cream and cake
were served by the ushers and cousin
Jean Salmon, and the two wedding
cakes were passed by Miss Jean. Mr.
and Mrs. Kendall left by auto fol
Barton amid a shower of rice and ole
shoes. taking the five o'clock train fol
their new home in La Junta, Colorado,
where Mr.. Kendall will engage in the
hardware business. They were pre-
sented with many gifts of linen, cut
glass. silver and money. Many gooC
wishes go out to them in the new life
begun in a new locality.
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Lamoille county paper. IA party giver
by 35 young ladies at the banquet hal
of the Akeley Memorial building Wed
nesday evening was in honor of Mis-:
Jennie M. Salmon of Bellows Falls
who has been the guest of Mrs. H. E.
Jenney for few days. A delightful
banquet was served early in the even
ing. The table presented an attractive
appearance. A. color scheme of white
and yellow was carried out in the
decorations which included bouquets Of
; chrsyanthemums, heart shaped place
cards yellow streamers and large
yellow umbrella trimmed with yellow
chrysanthemums and white forget-me
: nots. Attached by streamers to tht
umbrella was miscellaneous sbowe
of gifts in cut glass. china and liner
for the guest of honor. During th,
evening cookbook was presented t,
Miss Salmon to which each lady, con
tributed favorite recipe. Miss Sal
mon has been employed as stenographe
for year and half in the Offices O
the Vermont Farm Machine compan,