Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-10-27
GI OVER GLEsATNITNGS

The company representing the musi-
cal and literary play, "The New Minis
ter " went to Greensboro to play Fri
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. N H. Wilson and Mr.
and Mrs B. R. Sherburne who have
been on an auto trip to Connecticut,
have returned home.
Wesley Sherburne has been away on
a visiting and trading trip. Oscar
Wheeler went Tuesday to meet MIN
and assist him in getting home.
Fri1av evening tbare will be celn-
Gra;iJn al liz sand y scuott cun. es,
between Irasburg and Glover Com
munity churches. Irasburg will fur
nish entertainment and Glover will
| furnish supper at 8 o'clock. All
members of the schools are invited
The state meeting of the p. of L.
held here was attended by large
! n 1h3r 1T peoola tn IN the dav
meetings and II me eVeDjhg. Every
council except Wheelock was repre-
| sented. Among those present were
two members from Massachusetts, one
from Connecticut and the national
secretary from Philadelphia.
A pretty wedding took place at the
home Of Mr.. an1 Mrs E. L. Clark
| Wednesday evening, Oct. 20, when
their daughter, Mrs. Alice w. Carder,
was united in marriage to John Dough
erty Of Newport. At the strains of
the wedding march, played by Miss
Nellie Cook, the party entered the
parlor, led by Leslie M. Clark. brother
of the bride. as best man. and Dorothy
Dougherty sister of the groom as
bridesmaid. The bride was gowned
in chiffon over light lavender silk, ano
the bridesmaid in pink crepe de chine
The room was prettiiy decorated with
white crepe paper, autumn leaves anc
ferns. Rev. Glenn Douglass officiated
Over fifty invited guests were pres
ent. Ice cream, cake and coffee were
served. Presents. appropriate for the
occasion were left as tokens Of esteem
| and many congratulations were extend
ed to the happy couple as they take uK
life together. - % ---' =
Ontended for last week.
Phil Davis spent few days in towr
. recently. He is somewhat improved
but still far from we'll,
Pearl Aldrich and family and Mr.
and Mrs. John Beatty Of Lyndonvill.
visited at Guy Aldrich's recently.
Mrs. John Leonard has been at JOIN
Wright's in Hardwjck for week, as
sistng in the care of sick child. ~
l.. L. Drew of West Derby is expect
ed the last of the week to spend fey
days with his mother and sister here
Mics Ioooboop M;c, Moc,,~,, ,1 IA
i Hadley, who have been spending som
\ weeks at Glover Inn, have returned t
their homes.
Mrs, Carrie Davis is home from
visit to her son in Chicago. Dr. Davi
made the journey with her and ha
gone to Connecticut.
| WEST GLOVER
Mrs S. Clarh~snd Mrs. Page hav
been visiting atP. II. SINNERS.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Woodland fro]
Mortified, Mass are visiting rel;
tives here
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Skinner visite
$ a sister, Mrs. Cora Thompson. in Oar
vile recently.
II Mr.. and Mrs Ferd Miles and NJ
and Mrs. Bert Woodland recently visite
e sister in Walden.
q d Mrs Alice Laclair and daughter, an
), Miss Bertha Simpson spent day
4 w. A: Magoonn' s last fH't week.
q Rev Mr.. Eddy and daughter, Div,
t are at home from Boston, and it
=, hoped Olive will improve in health.
q The Willing Workers met with Mr.
Annie Borland Oct 10Th Work VIZ
d done on quilts and dinner was served.
n Mr. and Mrs Alfred Daniels an
+ Mr. and Mrs. w o. King recent,
o took an automobile trip to Burke I
y visit friends.
h Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Barber, Give
r Barber and Mrs Helen Cook rnotore
n n to Hyde Park and spent day wit
MIR and Mrs. Homer Kirby recently.
ID There Will be Fellowship. meetin
If in the Congregational church on Tue
dav afternoon and evening, Nov. GtI
id The speakers will be the Rev r {
Fiagg, D D.. and Rav. + w. Elk
ridge Everyone is invited TO attend
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