The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-08-08
RANDOLPH
Miss Mary Boyce Bride of Ralph Nor.
man Nichols of Braintree.

The home of Mrs. Mary Boyce on Cen
tral street was the scene of pleasant
wedding on Wednesday afternoon, when
Mrs. Boyce's only daughter, Mary Ethel
was united in marriage TO Ralph Nor
man Nichols, son of Mr.. and Mrs. e. II
Nichols of Braintree. The interior of
| the house was decorated with sweet
peas, clematis and asparagus, and the
couple took their place under an arch
OF this, which was entwined with white
/ ribbon, Memberships wedding march
was played by Miss Hazel Danyow. The
bride was attended by Miss Ruth Ward
ner, and the groom by his twin brother,
Royce Nichols. Rev. Fraser Metzger of.
| tieiated, and the double ring service was
used. The bride was beeomingly
gowned in white crepe de chine, and ear
ried bouquet of sweet peas. Her going
away suit was of blue serge. Miss Mi
RAM Angel acted as ring bearer. Fol-
lowing the ceremony, refreshments were
served and the couple were taken by
Clarence Booth in his auto, to the place
where they had team, when they
started on carriage trip to Morrisville,
Middlesex, Warren and Waitsfeld, and
on their return they will reside on
farm in Braintree. The bride is very
well known here, having lived in town
for many years, and since leaving school
she has been the efficient operator at the
telephone exchange, where she has found
many friends.
The annual service at the Old Church
at Bethel will be held on Sunday, the
churches from here, Bethel and Royal
ton uniting in the service.
Miss Mary Connolly of Washington,
d. c., has arrived home to pass her va
cation with her parents, while resting
from her work as monotype operator in
a government office.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred il. Packard of
Braintree announce the marriage en-
gagem.ent of their daughter, Mary Val
entine, to Newton Hale Fisher of Pasa-
dena, Cal.
Mrs. II. A. Leonard, who has been in
Concord, \. H., for week, returned
home on Thursday.
Mrs. Emily Sault, Miss Carrie Sault,
and Miss Marion Mitchell of New York
have arrived to pass a short time with
relatives here.
Miss Amanda Northrop of New York
has come to pass the vacation with her
sister, Mrs. Alfred Webster.
Miss s. +. Maloney of New York has
been passing a month at the home of
w. W. Jones.
Miss Julia Tretreault, a nurse in the
hospital at lion, n, Y, has come to re-
main through her vacation, and her
mother, Mrs. Lewis Tretreault has |
come from Mechanicsville to remain
with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gladding have
returned from a months stay in |
Hyannis, and are now at their residence /
On the Highlands. Mrs. Minnie Miller, /
who has been away during their absence,
mas also returned home.
Mrs. Roy Holman went to Boston I
Thursday TO meet her husband, who has
been on business trip through the
state of Maine, and viii return there in
| few days. Their little daughter,
Regis, went to Windsor to pass the
lime with Mrs. Clyde Randall.
Mrs. Fred Ledue, who has been living
1t Williamstown since her husbands |
transfer to Richmond. was in town
to make short call upon Mr..
nd Mrs. Joseph Ladue, before going to
Richmond to join her husband.
Miss Bessie Lewis, who has been at
for the last few weeks with
Ter mother, has guest, Miss Lena Me
Iaffrey, from California, who is to pass
few days with her.
Mrs. L. w. Carlisle went to North
eld Wednesday, and during the stay of
er son, Lewis Carlisle, at the muster,
will pass the time in Braintree, Rox-
Jury and Mortified.
Mrs. W. W. Morton, who has been
Nth her sister, Mrs. Dewitt Webb, in
'oston since last April, has arrived
ONE to remain through the month of
The total number of books circulated ,
rom the Kimball public library, during
he month of July was 1922, with !.
ally average of 80 and a fraction
Miss Nellie Poland, a college chum of
fiss Mildred Hutehins, and her sister,
liss Mary Poland, were guests of Miss
Lutchins over Monday night The +
Idies live in Lebanon, \. H., and are o
IL.