The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-03-02
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ton Of Town House.
Edwin Rix 81 this town and Miss
Susie. daughter 81 Alr. and Mrs George
Parsons. 81 Lakeside, Mass, were nlar.
ried on Wednesday evening, February 2S.
at the home Of his brides parents BY
Rev. Earl s. Riley, pastor Of the Meth.
odiet church. The home was made beau-
tilul by artistic decorations and wed.
ding lunch was served The bride vas
powned ii white embroidered hatisie aRd
carried white sweet peas. while her sister.
who was bridesmaid, worq blue six and
carried pink sweet peas. The best man
was Joseph lane The wedding mafgh
was from Lohenerin and during Tie aefe
mony 20 Promise Ne" was given 81 an
aunt Of the bride Miss Annie Watson
Mr.. and Mrs RiN have arrived her
whore they will take up their permanent
residence.
iona Tilson has purchased the George
Howard farm for $1,000
The four days old son Of Mr.. and Mrs
RUSSELL Burtidgc died Monday at the san.
atofium.
Miss Mabel Perkins 81 Rochester ii
ncw clerk il Bells store She Is for the
present an inmate Of The Bailey family
being relative Of theirs.
a large number portook Of The boiled
dinner and hash supper which were
served Tuesday by the ladies' Of the
Federated church at the Baptist church
Eighteen new candidates win take the
first and second degrees az the grange al
Che neat regular meeting "A new inter
est has been awakened since tha officers
chairs were filled BY women 81 the order.
The womans missionary meeting 81
the Bethany church was held on Tues
day. with an average attendance, con
sidefine the state Of the weather. The
following program was carried out
Spanish History, prepared hy Mrs. Fan
nic Lewis, The inquisition and lts Les
sons FOR Modern Times. Mrs Cleveland;
What One Woman Has Done for Spain,
Sire. j Z Mead Work Of the American
Board, Mrs GoldsbpIy, and a well pre-
pared paper BY Miss sparhawk.
One hundred ninety tickets were sold
TO the banquet 81 tie Christian Brother
hood on Monday AN did good Justice
% an elaborate menu prepared ia honor
Of the ladies'. who were invited guests
A much larger number assembled a.
Chandler music hall following the ban.
quot, where the orchestra was ID attend
ance and the grange male quartet. 70 as
sist with the music Rev John Anpell
the speaker 81 tie evening. gave an inter
esting address upon The Other Fellow
which was much enjoyed.
A good number 81 ihe voters 81 Ran
dolph assembled n Dubois q GAYS haH
yesterday for the annual March meeting.
despite The uniay0rable weather +. 81.
johnson was chosen moderator and the
business Of eiecting town clerk was im.
mediately taken up Tie whole mum
ber Of votes cast Tor this office were 337
of which number z. r. Briggs had l78
and was declared elected The alecimeu
were O J Maro0tt. p. $. Hall and Il. A.
Aliens trustees. 9. II. Temple, II. 81.
Gaylord aud G s. Halls treasurer a. If
Hubbard eolleetorA III Beedlei nVerseef
A. If BeedIes constable y y Howe
road commissioner, W 81 Bryant Gem
etery commissioners, 81 r. Waldo. 4 s.
Chase and ] ~ Fargo trustees Of pub +
ne library Homer White u f. Mead T
f. G. spfaeue ] $751; Fargo and F. A
Thomas Tie question 81 purchase 81
lhe Bradish plaee for q town hall vas /
dismissed without much discussion. -Four
hundred eight votes were east upon the f
license question, 80 yes and 252 no.