The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-08-03

Weddings Of Well Known People Of This
Vicinity.

weddings o. well khVWn ffVpte Of Ahis
Vicinity
A very quiet and pretty home wedding
took place at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs s. A. Nelson Wednesday, July IS,
when their daughter, Carrie Helle Paine,
and Thomas NJ Crowley 81 Hardwiek
were united in marriage BY Rev w. 4.
Sparhawk, who used tile single ring ser.
vice The bride carried white roses
She graduated from johnson normal
school and had taught successfully in
Craftshury grammar school and in the
academy Mr.. Crowley is a graduate Of
Craftsbury academy and afterward at
tended Albany business college He Is
now station agent and telegraph opera
tor at Hafdwiek The newly welded
couple viii spend few days camping
at Caspian lake. after which they viii
40 to their home ia Hafdwick The
many friends Of both unite in wishing
for them a long prosperous and happy
life
Again we heard the distant chime Of
wedding bells on the early evening Of
Saturday, July IL, at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Iloughtou, when
Harrison Loverin i.yford Of this village
and Mrs Czarina Rosa Wells Of AIassa
chusetts were united in the holy bonds
Of matrimony by Rev. # i. Currier,
the ring service being used A few
friends were present. A reception was
held from TO 10, with refreshments Of
cake and ice cream being served. The
happy couple received the best wishes Of
their friends for long life and prosperity.
Mrs. VIII Hoyt is uqito seriously III
Jamie Rogers returned to Spokane last
week
Bert Cate and two sons Of Wyanette,
ILL.,, are in town visiting relatives.
A. NJ Foster and son, Harry, are tax
ing a vacation at Peake's Island, Me-
Will Waldo and family Of Danville
visited his sister, Mrs. Walter Perry,
recently.
Dean Batehelder Of Hartford, Conn.
came to town Saturday for two weeks
vacation
Mrs. Gertrude Farr Of Hardwick visit
ed her mother, Mrs. Nancy Walbridge,
last week.
Rev. W. r Sparhawk went to Ran
dclpb Saturday for few days stay at
his fathers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jameson have
been visiting their daughter Mrs. DiHolI
at Rockingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pierce 81 Airing
tom Mass, were guests at j NJ. South
wick's last Thursday
Miss Edna Hawkins Of North Troy Is
visiting az p p Baniill's and other rela,
tiyes for few days
Mrs T. A. Collins has closed her mil. |
iinery rooms and IS At Lake Park, Dam
vile, for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Gallup az Plainfeld
were guests Of his aunt, Mrs Florence /
voodfy, last Saturday.
Mrs Millieent MeIntyrg has gone 10
her home in lIardwick and viii g0 10 |
Boston after fall millinery.
Rev. Ned Witham q West Milan. II.
r., Occupied the pulpit at the Methodist
church last sunday morning
Mrs. Alonzo Wheeler and children 81 /
Hardwick visited her parents Mr. and |
Mrs. John Noyes, over Sunday.
Mrs Fred Ellis and children went to
South Ryegate Saturday To live, where /
Mr. Ellis i first man IN the creamery
AT 3 p. III. Sunday Rev 4 S. Lave
renee OF siarshfeld spoke n Che church /
ct Lower Cabot to an audience e ls0
Arthur Hodedon and family, aeeom.
panied BIZ relatives from Whitefeld, I
have been camping 4 few days At Lake
Sc Joseph.
Miss Gladys Blake has finished tele.
phone work AZ Frank Walhridge's and "A
70 20 camping At eraftsbary With )
party Of friends
A reception viii b held at tie Congre-
gational vestry Tuesday evening t0 orr
former pastor and family Rev. D. Il.
billiard. Come one and an
last Sunday al audience d 100 gath
erred 1t the Congregational church % il
listen to an interesting sermon from
former pastor, Hay III IL billiard.