The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-06-30

DivoIl-Jameson Wedding Last We'd
nesday Morning.

HifVh~~ JahteVW WtAuiHh LAST WI
nesday Morning.
n T. Divoll Of Rockingham and Miss
Lou jameson were very quietly married
at the home OF the bride on Elm street
last Wednesday at 10 a. m, by Rev.
Mr. Lawrence Of Marshfed, They
started on q wedding trip to the White
Mountains in an automobile but when
about one-half mile from the village
were suddenly accosted BY friends load
cd with rice, old shoes, tin cans, besides
finding the road bloekaded with 4 load
Of logs and other teams which hindered
their progress until they were gener-
ously showered with rice.
Charles Ufford Of Barton was in town
recently.
Miss Flora Atkins returned Friday
from a two weeks pleasure trip in New
Hampshire, Massachusetts and ate at
tended the diamond jubilee at Montpel-
Ter seminary.
r. r. Mattock Of Someryille, Mass,
has been visiting at s. Q. Voodry's
Schools in town closed last Friday
for the summer vacation.
Mrs. G. r. Harvey has returned 10
Philadelphia for few days stay.
Rev, c. D. Lance and wife and daugh.
ter Of Newport visited his father while
on their way 10 attend commencement
at Montpelier
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Blaine and
daughter, Ruby, were guests at w. r..
Lance's over Sunday.
Loverin Lyford Of Woodbury. was en-
tertained at the home Of George Hough-
ton Saturday.
Harry Foster and son, Cecil, went to
Gorilla Rigby.
Miss Blanche Spsrhawk Of Randolph
visited her brother, Willis, last week
She was accompanied BY her nephew,
Jack
Mr.. and Mrs George Smith Of ePaeh
am were in town visiting at r. II Rog
er's and other relatives recently.
A. f. Jameson Of Greensboro visited
his father last week.
n. l.. Divol Of Rockingham was
guest at w. S. Jameson's last week.
A. NJ. Foster and daughter Mrs. Ina
Rogers, were in Barre last Saturday
to attend the funeral Of Mr., Fosters
sister, Mrs. Gorilla Rigby.
Mrs. Hattie Bean and children from
Plainfeld are spending few days AZ
her fathers, Chester Walker.
Walter 0sgood Of Claremont, n. H.,
made his father and brothers short
visit recently.
George Damon Of Kansas City visited
his aged father recently, while in this
vicinity on business,
Mrs. Warren Mears and two sons,
Of Lttleton. n III, visited her mather,
Mrs. Abbie Smith. last week
Dr. i. w Burbank and family are
at Lake st. Joseph for several weeks
Next Sunday, July 9Th, there win be
services in the church at Lower Cabot
at 5 p. N.
Chester Walker was in Burlington
over Sunday to attend prize speaking
at college where his son. William, was
one Of ten chosen to speak.
Mrs Emma Batchelder Of Massachu
sets is visiting her mother, Mrs. Z. T.
Smith
Mrs. Mary Hadlev, a former pastor
at Marshfeld was in town last week
calling on friends.
DIR. and Mrs, r. P. Waibridge went
to Barre Saturday II attend the fun
eral Of their aunt, Mrs. Rigby
Mr. and Mrs. George Morse are re
ioicing over the birth OF a ten pound
boy Of June 20th
The students Of the high school gave
Prof Fred Davidson reception at his
home Saturday evening. They went
well provided with refreshments af
cake and ice cream. taking the professor
entirely by surprise. After a pleasant i
evening enjoyed BY all the pupils pre-
sented their teacher with nice Masonic
pin.
Announcements have been received 4
here Of the marriage Of Miss Grace 0s
good Of Waltham, Mass, 10 Charles IL I
Wolff Of East St. Louis. Mo- Miss Os.
good was former Cabot girl The
good wishes Of her friends here are ex-
tended to the happy couple.