The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-19
RANDOLPH
Morton. Hubbard Wedding Took Place
Yesterday Afternoon.

A pretty wedding was celebrated on
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hubbard
when their only daughter, Miss Esther
Hubbard, and Harry Morton of Hyde
Park, Mass, were united in marriage by
Rev. Fraser Metzger The bridal party
entered the parlor TO the strains OF the
Bridal March from Lohengrin. and were
escorted to their place in the bay win
dow by Miss TheIma Spear of Burling-
ton, who acted as flower girl and ring
bearer Tho ten young lady friends, who
have been with the bride at the different
parties given in her honor in the last
few weeks, formed line on opposite
sides, through which the bridal party
passed to their station. The single ring
service of the Episcopal church was
used, and the couple We're unattended.
| The bride was gowned in white silk,
with veil and orange blossoms, and car
ried shower bouquet Of sweet peas.
She was given away by her father, A.
M. Hubbard The bay window was
made especially beautiful by decorations
of cut flowers and festoons of white
ribbon, making the scene one of much
beauty. Following the ceremony, we'd
ding lunch was served and the couple
left for a trip through northern YER
mont and New York, and on their re-
turn in few days will go to Hyde
Park, Mass, for permanent home.
The BRIDES going away suit was of blue
serge, with white hat and trimmings to
match, Miss Hubbard is graduate of
the high school here, and in her life here
has made host of friends, who have re-
membered her with gifts of silver, linen,
decorated china, and other articles, all OF
which are very beautiful. The groom
also was Randolph boy, attended the
schools here. graduated at the high
school and later entered the University
of Vermont, where he graduated, and
later went to Hyde Park, Mass. where
he has steadily advanced till he now
holds responsible position. Mr.. Nor
ton is the only son of Mrs. r. G. Nor
ton of this place. Many friends of the
couple extend warm wishes for their hap
piness. Among those from out of town
to attend the wedding were Mrs. Henry
King of Woodstock an aunt of the
groom. Mrs. Elias Spear and daughter, |
Thelma Spear, of Burlington, Miss May
Cross of Springfield, Mass, Miss Edith
Blanchard Of Montpelier. Miss Elizabeth |
Campbell of Bellows Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Fl. Ketchum left on !
Wednesday for Cambridge, Mass, having |
been summoned there by the critical |
illness of Mrs. ketchum's sister, Mrs |
z. w. Horner.
Miss Ethel Greene left here Wiednes
day for a months stay in Boston with |
relatives.
Mrs. Alice Bruce went to Nergennes
Wednesday to attend the wedding of her
grandson Robert Bruce, on Thursday,
to Miss Christine Bacon. the wedding
taking place at the home of the bride.
Mrs. Orson Woodcock, who has been
in town for several days, went to her
home in Marshfeld, Wednesday.
Mrs. Ellen Lattimer went TO Bethel
On Wednesday to attend the funeral OF
VIII Markham, only son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Markham Of that place.
The annual school meeting was held
IN Tuesday evening at the high school
building. The usual reprts Of building
prudential committee, treas
lrer and Others were first given, after
which a discussion in regard to the
school followed, which led up to much
lebating and resulted in the resigna (
ION of the prudential committee and an
election of new one. The officers for
he year as elected are as follows: Mod
rator, l.. B. Johnson: clerk, ID. G.. Wood
ward; prudential committee, A. g. Os-
rood. V. l. Spear, F.. |. Clallin; collector
md treasurer, A. NJ. Hubbard; auditor,
Dr.. F. A. Eaton. 1t was voted to raise '
tax Of 81 and no provision was made |
or the manual training department. al
hough it had been previously voted to I
stablish a course the coming fall. /
The Central Vermont Pomona grange {
net here on Wednesday in grange hall
With good attendance, The meeting h
vas opened with the fifth degree in the |
morning, followed by the usual busl i
ess, and the program for the afternoon s
tas as follows: Music by the West Ran ?
olph grange; address of welcome by b
:. J. Burnell master of the West Ran I
olph grange; response by Foster G.
'racy. master of the grange at Roxbury; 1
ddress by w. n. Cady state worthy a
laster; music by male uartet; address n
n "The Proper Method of Fruit Gull n
ure," A. NJ Vaughan; discussion; mu
c. n
Mrs. Harry Chase, daughter, Miss Hell
ne Ranney, and son, Harold Chase, went
D Claremont, \. H.. Wednesday TO re- !,
lain the rest of the week with rela =
YES.