Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-01
GLOVER GLEANINGS

Rev. ". A. Warner viii speak st
the Community church Sunday eve
ming 81 IA
There will be = social in the vestry
| OF the Community church Friday eve
ming
WEST GLOVER
\. c. Stevens and Murray are i'll
with the influenza
All the members Of Clarence
/ Locke's family are Ill
/ Schuyler Berry Of Montpelier was
guest ST r c. Stevens last week
Mrs. Hubbard of Barton was at
/ her sons. y. NJ Hu5barus, last
week
/ Clarence Young. who returned last
week from Camp Eustls, has the
urumps-
/ Svlvio Davignon has returned from
/ the mechanics school At PotS0am, n
I y. where he has been IN training
Miss Irene Poland left Tuesday,
Dec D. 20 enter the convent Of the
I immaculate Conception, 81 Montreal
+ The annual meeting and dinner OF
I the Glover Congregational church
viii be held Tuesday, Jan. .. at the
hall
Among those who entertained on
[ Christmas day were the BARRIERS I.
r. Vance. r c. Stevens and + w
Buchanan
The body Of David wyIie was
+ brought from Massachusetts, for burl-
I al Saturday. Nh Wylie formerly llv-
ed in Glover and leaves many friends
f IN town.
While the attendance was rather
small on account Of other activities
OF the week. an excellent program
was enjoyed at the Red Cross social
Saturday evening
Patrons Of the New England Tel
/ epohne company are especially lnvlt-
/ Cd 70 the meeting ar the SchOolhouSe
/ in Barton Saturday evening, when
the telephone question will be dis
cusSed-
Arthur Salmon was instantly kill
/ ed st MS home on Christmas day by
the collapse Of part OF an old house,
where he was getting boards for fu-
| el. The sympathy Of their many
friends is extended 10 the family.
The annual election OF the Sunday
school was held Sunday. The officers
for this year are as follows: Super
intendent, B. R Buchanan; assistant
superintendent, r. c. Stevens; sec
rotary, Ruth Baker; treasurer, Muir
ray Cameron.
ANDERSON-SKINNER
At 8 large family gathering 81 the
home OF Ezra Clark, 3 very pleasant
wedding occurred or Christmas day,
when Eugene T. Anderson and Isa-
dore Skinner were married. The
bride was becomingly dressed in
pearl grey taEeIa and was attended
by her friends, the Misses Hazel and
Evelyn IhOrp. The attendants Of the
groom were Herman Hinkley and
Floyd Clark. cousins OF the bride.
The ceremony was performed IN
der large white bell and the bridal
party entered the room 70 the strains
Of the Lohengrin wedding march.
played by Miss Gladys Cameron and
passed down al aisle formed Of white
ribbons. held by Dorothy and Anna
Merriam. Arlene Anderson. Norma
Carder, Gordon Anderson and Ken
meth Merriam. Rev. ". i. Warner
F performed the ceremony and the
. bride was given away by her father.
?. Il. Skinner.
\ notable fact connected with the
I ceremony Is that the farm where II
g occurred has been in the brides fam
+ Ily exactly 100 years and the house
was built by her great-grandfather.
Immediately following the cere-
mony 3 large number Of the relatives
( OF the happy couple sat down TO q
/ bOuntful Christmas dinner.
I Many useful and beautiful presents
were given by their friends, who gave
them q merry send-of on their de-
parture.
On Friday evening, Mr.. and Mrs
{ Anderson entertained a large COM
pany OF relatives and friends at the
! hall in West Glover An oyster sup
+ per was served 70 over $50 merry
\ makers from Glover. Albany and
Barton, all OF whom wished TO ex-
press their congratulations and good
viii 20 the host and hostess. 4 pleas
ant social time with promenading
was enjoyed.
Mr. Anderson is q vell-known and
I prosperous farmer of Glover, while
! Mrs. Anderson has been for several
years 8 successful and popular teach
er IN town Their large circle OF
friends wish 70 thank them for their
6 generous a--zr-o fr--er-