The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-28
MONTPELIER.
Marriage Of Popular Young People Last
Evening.

The marriage Of Miss Martha Ann
Cutting, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A. Andrews, to William Sidney
Smith occurred last night at 5 o'clock
in Bethany church, which was elabor-
aiely decorated for The occasion, Rev
Stanley n Bloomfield performed the
ceremony IN the presence Of 500 guests,
The bride was gowned In white chiffon
over messaline and wore a veil, while
her maid Of honor, Miss Haveno Marie
Quimby Of Lakeport. N IT,, was dressed
III pink Japanese silk over messalne.
The groom was attended by Or. Edwin
Arthur Cotton and the usners were
George o. Boyles, Harry S. Cotton,
Richard j. Fitzgerald, Waldo G. Bill,
Elwyn II. Kngsbufy and Malcom Ed
gerton Of New York City. Mary Col
ton and Lorraine Helen Andrews were
flower girls The bride was given away
by her mother. A reception followed
the marriage ceremony, after which Dir.
and Mrs Smith left for a two weeks
automobile trip. They are to reside at
Winter street, where they win be az
home after December |. The groom is
employed by the Montpelier Savings
Bank aud Trust company and the bride,
who Is a graduate from the Lakeport,
n H., high school, has lived here for
the past two years.
G. T. Cummings Of Shady Rill fell
from a load Of hay Monday, fraetufing
his right elbow.
George NJ. Hansen and Miss Lulu
McGratten were married September 49,
at the home Of Rev. A. II VIM and
nave Just returned TO this city, where
they will live on East State street.
Daniel Bertrand, the boy who fell 05
feet Sunday, was little more com.
Portable yesterday. though Be has been
conscious little Of the time since the
accident. II is thought his skull is
fractured.
A squadron OF 100 men and horses
from Fort Ethan Allen were in the
city briefly yesterday on a 90-mile test
ride They camped near Waterbury and
went from here back 10 that place.
This is the second squadron 10 be here
within a week.
Carl Forsell is to leave soon for Bos-
ton, where he will play with an or
chestra through the winter. He is con
sidered one of the best eornet players in
the state Bernard G. Marshall, anoth
er member Of the band. leaves for Los
Angeles, October /.
Walter Verge. who has been employed
a. chauffeur, here but is now III al his
home in Northheld. with infantile par.
alysis, is slightly improved, being able
20 move mis- toes. He IS paralyzed from
his waist down The peculiar thing
about his illness is that he went to bed
in his general health and woke to find
himself helpless Edward Ryan's little
son is recovering.
Martin Teja, who has lived here for
six years, has gone to New York. from
which city he viii shortly sail for Mad
rid, Spain, where his parents live.
When ne came to Montpelier six years
ago, he could not speak word Of Eng
lish and commenced school in the first
grade. but his learning was phenomenal
and in the six years. lie covered the
work Of eight being able TO speak Eng
lish now better than the average Amer
lean Of mis- own age, and he also talks
IT. Spanish and Italian. II is his plan.
after visiting bis parents, TO study
French for year in Paris He was
very popular in the school here, and was
member Of the drum corps.
The directors Of the board of trade
and the merchants committee met yes
terday afternoon to discuss plans for
holding series Of agricultural talks
through the winter for the benefit Of
the farmers OF this vicinity. The plan
is to have one meeting a month. start
inc IN November, the first meeting to
consider apple growing, with talk BY
someone well versed in all its features,
as we'll as talks by men representing
buyers and consumers This will be
done to show the proftableness Of that
kind Of fruit growing. In December,
the meeting will consider some other
phase Of agriculture. and 20 on through
the winter. o. S. Martin, state com
missioner Of agriculture, is very. much
ID favor Of tile scheme and the Yer
mont delegation IN Congress has prom
ised to use It's efforts to secure speakers
from the national department Of agri-
culture, II desired AT yesterdays
meeting sufficient money was promised
to carry ont the committees plans.