The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-01-02
MONTPELIER.
ans Went Over Bank on Worcester
Road-Wagons Demolished.

Last evening, while men were drawing
God to this city, the breaking of the
arness on the rear team caused two
the rigs to be completed demolished
IA third one was badly damaged.
he teams had been to Worcester and
re on the return trip, the four being
ar together. Jacob Nathan was ahead,
aeob Udelefsky next, Morris Rockovitz
ird and Harry Diamond fourth. When
he harness on Mr. Diamonds horse
toke, the animal ran into Rockoyitz'
g and his horse joined in the runaway.
When Udelefsky's team was reached,
ha runaways struck his wagon a glane-
q blow, became tangled up and went
! the bank, with the drivers under
ath. Mr.. Udelefsky went to their
scue and when they were taken out
" were found to be not much injured,
IT the wagons were complete wreck.
A daughter weighing nine and one-half
FUNDS was born at Heaton hospital Sat
fday to Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Companion.
Edward T. Ryan of this city and
ISIS Ethel G. Long of Middlesex were
arried at o'clock last night by Rev.
Il. Bloomfield at the parsonage. They
re unattended Mr.. Ryan is employed
by the Capital Hardware company.
The Y. NJ. c. A. kept open house last
evening and the event was largely in
the nature Of reception to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Stratton and Fred Steer, who have
not been in the city long. Mr.. STRAIT
ton is secretary of the association and
Mr.. Steer, physical director. Refresh
ments We're served and musical pro-
gram was rendered.
Emilio Gomez of this city and Miss
Eugenia Ibanes of Mortified were mar
ried in the Catholic church in the lat
ter place Saturday. Mr.. Gomez was at
one time member Of the Queens guards
in Spain. Mrs. Gomez. is also OF Span
ish blood and has been living with her
brother in Mortified since her arrival
from Spain. They will reside in Mont
pelier.
Miss Faye B. Meade, daughter of Mrs.
b. G.. Webster, was married yesterday
at her home to William Gordon Bundy
of st. Johnsbury, Rev. j. Edward Wright
performing the ceremony, and using the
double. ring service Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march was played by Mrs. NJ. Simp-
son, during the rendering of which the
bridal party entered-the bride on the
arm of her mother, her matron of honor,
Mrs. Mabel Osborne, the groom and the
best man, Fred s. Edwards. Miss Flor
ence Cole was ring bearer and Misses
Irene Short and Jennie Tomasi, flower
girls. Mr.. and Mrs. Bundy will reside
in st. Johnsbury.
The Baptist parish had its annual
meeting last evening, with supper. roll
call and a business meeting. The treas
urer reported that 81 $50 had been raised
during the year. exclusive of benev-
olences. The following officers were
elected: Clark, Mrs. Ella Leland; treas
urer, A. f. Carr; assistant treasurer,
c. C. Holmes; beneyolenee treasurer,
Mrs. Ralph Paine; deaeons George Good
win. G. G. Holmes; deaconesses. Mrs.
Alma Hubbard, Mrs. George Goodwin,
Mrs. Ella Leland. Mrs. T.. NJ. Crossett,
Mrs. Orville Davis; trustees, George
Goodwin, Fred Robar, Fred Thayer, Ed
ward Chase, Orville Davis, Ralph Paine;
Sunday school superintendent, G. G,
Holmes; assistant, Edward Lewis; see
rotary and treasurer, Mrs. A. +. Carr;
organist, Miss Mildred Holmes.