The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-12
CoRINTH.
Pleasant Reception to Mr.. and Mrs. H
L. Hood.

l.. Hood.
The reception Of Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
u. L. Hood was held al the home Of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Mer.
rill, Friday evening. Sept. 2, about nine
I ~ people being present. lntr0ducti0ps
were given by Mr.. and Mrs Edwin jew
I'll and Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Jacobs.
The evening was spent very pleas
nntly, refreshmenR being served, con-
sistinp Of lee cream, cake and candy.
After these were served, the following
program was rendered; Music by Mr.
Chalmers and daughter, remarks BY Rev.
Mr. Daniels Of Chelsea and Rev. Mr.. Loo.
loian Of Nershire. reciiations by Cyril
Tenney Of yershirc and music on the
phonograpa by Mrs. Lewis True.
The company broke up about twelve
o'clock. and the many friends went home,
leaving their tokens Of remembrance.
which consisted Of the following; Ten.
dollar gold piece, II. IT. Hood. five dol
lars. Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Merrill; five
dollars. Frank r. Merrill; two dollars,
Mr. and Mrs. John Mead; one dollar,
Charles French; five dollars. Harvey
Taylor; one dollar. Mrs John Scribner;
two dollars, Mr.. and Mrs H. w. Hood;
one dollar NJ. McKenFiei fifty cents,
Mr. and Mrs Chas Eastman; fifty cents,
Mr. and Mrs. II J. Eaton; fifty cents.
Mr. and Mrs r. II fuller; one dollar,
Mrs. Oren Hood fifty cents. Julian
Eaton; twenty-five cents, Geo. Magooni
enc dollar, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Colby
fifty cents Miss CoF0line Fellows; dozen
silver knives and forks. silver butter
dish. lace bed set. III and Mrs. J. +.
Merrill; silver spoon holder, silver sugar
bowl, pearl handle butter knife, silver
pie knife, silver sugar she'll, dozen silver
teaspoons. clock ornament. silver salt
aud pepper shakes. H. II Hood; eight
day parlor clock Ernest Merrill hand
painted bread plate, Mr.. aud Airs. s
IoseiFv: silver pickle fork. Miss Edith
Hood. silk headfcst, silver tablespoon,
linen tablecloth, Mrs. Ellen Avery; gold
and silver meat fork. Mr. and Mrs Leon
Merrill silver meat fork, James Merrilii
pair embroidered towels, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wilmot; glass berry set Mr.. ard
Mrs. joe Eastman; laundry bag. Miss
Alta sleeper; dust bag. Miss Lila Sleep
er; handkerchief, Cyril Tenney; pair sii
Yer tablespoons. Air. and Mrs T. d
Heath. gilt decorated water set, Mr. ard
Mrs Ed Chamberlain; silver pie server.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. L. Wortblcy; china
cake plate, Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Jacobs
silver meat fork, Harry and Helen
Wostniey silver berry spoon Mr. and
Mrs B. 81 Scribuer; pair towels, Archie
Speare: one-half dozen silver teaspoons,
VIII Merrill and lady; three glass dishes,
Mrs. Ellen Speare; vinegar bottle Mr. /
and Mrs I'd Wheeler; pair towels, Mrs
f.. f. Colby; towel. Mrs, Mabel j. s /
AIelendy; pair silver tablespoons, Mr
and Mrs II M Chaimersi glass bon
bon dish. Mrs Frank Jewell; pair tray T
clc his, Miss Agnes Fulieri linen table I
cloth. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Merrill pair +
towels. Mr. and Mrs F. A. Welfon; +
linen lablecloth. Mrs. y. Mckenzie; doz-
en- linen napkins, Mr.. and Mrs G. j.
linen tablecloth, Miss Lulu +
toothpick holder little Doris +
Jacobs: glass cake plate. Mr. and Mrs. +
Lewis True; 0ne-naif dozen cereal dishes. F
MIR. and Mrs. Edwin Il Jewell; glass
vase. Miss Uldene Carleton; stand !
spread Miss Anabel Chalmers; table I
dolly, Mabel G Davis; pair towels, Mr.. +
and Mrs. Calvin L Davisi two post
Yards, Mrs, George Avery; silver syrup
pitcher and plate, Guy Hood one dollar,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Hopkins. one dollar.
Air. and Mrs George Heath
Mr. Hood returned to his work in
Rhode Island Tuesday morning, and Mrs.
Hood will remain with her parents for
the present.
Albert Magoon returned from Hyde
Park last Monday.
A son camc TO the home Of George fl
Wilson and wife recently. Welcome
Mrs. Sarada Hoyt il visiting her sister
II New London, N, H., for few days
A daughter was born last week to
Mr. and Mrs. Lesley Parker. Congratu-
ationsl
Fred Heath Of North Hyde Park are
topping with Nh and Mrs. Charles
Eastman for q while.
Hollis Hoyt returned to his school. III
Burlington recently and Wallace Crow
lly went as far as st. Adams.
Julian Eaton and Miss Edith Slack
we're married last Wednesday at the
lotue Of the brides parents, Mn, and