The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-12-30
RANDOLPH.
A Daughter and Son Of Mr.. and Mrs
L. P. Rye Take Husband and Wife.

A Daughter and a Son Of Mr. and Mrs
E. P. Rye Take Husband and Wife.
The marriage of Miss Lula Belle Rye,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, L. p, Rye, to
| George Benjamin West OF Waterbury
was celebrated on Thursday at 2 O'Clock
! in the afternoon. Rev. Fraser MetZger Of
| fieiating The ceremony was performed
at the home of the bride and was wit
messed by the immediate families only.
The bride was becomingly gowned in
blue messaline and carried a bouquet Of
white roses and was Unattended The
couple left here on the afternoon train
for the South, and after brief stay
viii return to Waterbury for a present
residence Lewis Edward Rye, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs T.. p. Rye was married
on Christmas day to Miss Edith Crow
ell of East Dennis, Mass, the ceremony
being performed at the home Of the
bride Mr., and Mrs, Rye arrived here
Tuesday for a short visit with Mr.. Rye's
parents, after which they will return to
Marshfeld, Mass, where Mr.. Rye is
principal of high school Mr.. Rye was
assistant principal here for two years,
but left to go to Marshfeld.
A daughter was born at the sanato-
rum Tuesday night to Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Luce.
Miss Flora jerome Of Montpelier ar
rived here Wednesday to visit with Miss
Ruth Flint till Monday.
James Menard has gone to the univer-
sity Of Vermont, where he has begun
course in creamery management.
Mrs. II. II. Richmond and daughter,
Miss Lettie Richmond, are in Detroit,
Maine, visiting friends, where they for
merly lived,
Miss Clara Bean accompanied her ia
Their, W. w. Bean, to Brooklyn, N. Y,
this week, where he will pass several
weeks with his son, DR.. Arthur Bean OF
that city,
+. ~ Jerd is in town for a few days, |
arriving here from 0gdensburg, n. Y.
He is now proprietor of the Riverside |
inn, located five miles up the st. Law
renee from the city.
Frank Sawyer has bought of w. b. |
Gould of South Royalton the Durkee |
lot on Hale street for 500. On this lot |
are shop building and cellar, or
foundation, on which he expects to erect |
a house in the spring.
Fred Williams of New Haven. Conn,
is in town visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jehiel Williams. On his return, he |
takes a position as clerk in the verified
tion division of the new hotel Taft /
which will have 1888 rooms when all are
completed.
Mrs. Emma Reed has returned from a
two months stay in New York, during
which she visited Homer Rainey and |
family at Maplewood, n Y, and Mr. and
Mrs. w. B. Dillon in the city, and also
went to Boston to visit relatives.
Mrs. George F. Dumas was summoned
to Burlington Saturday by the serious
illness of her mother. Mrs. Julia Barttro,
who died on the Sunday following at her
home on North Willard street, The fu-
neral was held on Tuesday morning AT
st. Joseph's church and nterment was
in Calvary cemetery. Mrs. Barttro was
the mother of eighteen children, Of whom
twelve survive.
The concert and ball in Dubois &
Gays hall on Thursday night was we'll
attended and very enjoyable. The music
was given by Collins novelty singing
orchestra and was of a high order Pre-
vious to the concert, Salisbury Brothers
gave them employees and wives banquet
at the Randolph inn, when there were in
all about So persons present. Landlord
Hayward served an elaborate menu, and
the menu cards with their attractive bill
of fare and their apt quotations were
the gilt OF the company.
Mrs. Ella Smalley received telegram
Friday morning announcing the death of
her sister, Mrs X. w. Morse, at her
home in Hartford, Conn Mrs Morse
had been WELL it is understood, and
death came suddenly, the result of heart
trouble. Mrs. Morse was the daughter
Of Mrs. Ellen Young of this place and
for several years since her marriage had
lived here. Mr.. Morse having been pro-
prietof of the Randolph inn for some
time, when Mrs. Morse contributed in no
small degree to the success of the busi-
ness. They went from here to Barre to
reside, but one year ago left there for
Hartford, Conn.,, to make permanent
home. The funeral will be held on Sun.
day but no further particulars are
known. Mrs. Smalley left on the after
noon train for Hartford.
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