Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-24
GLOVER GLEANINGS

ssby the side of the road" he has spent
both days and nights for many years
and from it he passed on palnlessly.
WEST GLOVER
Mrs. Hastings has been on the sick
list the past week.
Gerald Phillips is at home to spend
his Easter vacation.
Doris Whitcher of Barton was re-
cent guest at w. o. Kings.
Ross Wright has begun working for
Clarence Wilson for tie sugar Sea-cn.
Milton Prescott, who has been SO
very sick at his grandfather's, is much
better.
George and Isabelle Young, who
have been i'll with the influenza, are
better.
joe Portland is sick with the in
fiuenZa. Sac il. ii trained nurse IN
attendance.
Frank and Harry Bolton of North
Troy visited Archie and Victor Drown
over Sunday.
There was a very small attendance
at church services Sunday owing to
the prevailing sickness.
Freeman Degreenia has moved into
the house near the creamery and Will
work for N. G.. Stevens.
Walter Scott, who was considerably
better from the influenza, the last OF
the week has suffered relapse.
DIR. Farmer of st. Johnsbury was
here Monday in counsel in the case OF
Walter Scott, who is delirious from
the effects of influenza.
Everyone was shocked at the sud
den death of Clara Young Monday
afternoon. She had been sick a week
with influenza and was gaining until
the disease reached her heart. This
is the second death from the disease
in the family, her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Young, for whom she had been caring
diving Just a week before. She was
a Young lady who was well liked and
very active in all church and social
affairs and will be greatly missed.
Blanche White Young, was born IN
Greensboro August 9, 1891, and died
of influenza March Is. She gradual
ed from Barton academy in the class
of 1910. She was married to Law
renee Young six years ago ana mas
since made her home here, where she
has made many friends with her hap
DIV, cheerful disposition. She leaves,
besides her husband, two small chill
dren. Laurice, three years old, and
Earle, one year old, her fatner ana
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. James White
and one brother, Alton of Greens
horo. On account of so much sickness
very few attended the funeral but the
sympathy of their many friends Is
extended to Mr.. Young and his fam
iIv as was evidenced by the abundance
of flowers.
We wish to thank all those who
have SO kindly assisted US IN 50 many
ways at the time. of our great sor-
row and bereavement.
l.. A. Young,
]. r. White and family.
G. L. Young and family,
A quiet wedding was celebrated at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. c. F
WRIGHT on Saturday, March goth
when their daughter, Ida, was united
in marriage with Maurice Albert Le-
land. The ceremony, the double ring
service, was performed by Rev. j. }.
Hutchinson of Barton and only a few
family friends of the bride and groom
were present Both Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
land are graduates of Barton acad-
envy. Mr.. Leland is a graduate of
Dartmouth college and was in the
naval service two years. Mrs. Lee
land after completing her business
training at Simmons college and the
Boston school for secretaries has been
EMPLOYED in Boston. The young cou-
pie viii reside in birmingham, Mass,
where Mr.. Leland has position with
the Dennison Manufacturing COM
panv The bride carried beautiful
shower bouquet and refreshments
were served including the wedding
cake.