The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1913-06-17
MONTPELIER
Weddings Yesterday: Fitzgerald-Folsom,
Hale-M Mccormack, McCaskill- Miles.

Weddings Yesterday: Fitzgerald-Folsom
Hale-McCormack, McCaskill miles.
The marriage of Miss Alice T.. Fol
som and DIR. Richard j. Fitzgerald took
place at the Congregational parsonage
at 1880 yesterday morning, Rev. Stanley
+. Bloomfield officiating. They were UNI
attended This early wedding was a
skillful evasion of their friends, the hour
of 1880, set for the marriage, being UNI
detstood as 1880 p. m, instead OF a.
IA, preventing the enthusiastic send-oii
which had been planned by the young
people. The bride and groom left on
an early train for Boston, and will
spend their honeymoon in Massachusetts
and New Hampshire. Mrs. Fitzgerald
has lately been a private stenographer
ffof President Joseph A. DeBoer of the
National Life Insurance company and
| is prominent in musical circles, being
one OF the promoters of the Choral UNI
ion and soprano soloist of first rank.
DIR. Fitzgerald was formerly employed
by the National Life Insurance company
bus later took a course in dentistry
at Tufts Dental college and since grad
uating has practiced in this city. They
will reside at 93 Elm street.
Miss Elizabeth Rose Mccormack,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. McCor-
mack of this city, was married yester-
day morning to Harry Eugene Hale,
son OF MIR. and Mrs. Pliny Hale OF st.
Jolnsbury, the ceremony being per-
formed in st. Augustine's rectory by
Rev. w. j. O'Sullivan. Miss Katherine
Barden and Frederick Mccormack, a
l.pa thn,~ - ~ l,...I .tAn Aal hn hrtl
and groom. Mr. and Mrs. Hale left
at once on a wedding trip and on their
return will reside here. Mrs. Hale has
been employed at the Seguin news agen-
cy for the past year, while the groom
has been night expressman for the past
two years.
Miss Eva o. Miles of this city and
William II. McCaskill of Barre were
married yesterday noon at the Congre-
gational parsonage in this city by Rev.
$. L. Bloomfield and left on the forenoon
train for Mr.. MeCaskill's home in the
drovince of Quebec The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Miles |
of Graniteyile. Upon their return they |
will reside here, Mr.. McCaskill having |
a position in the store of l.. A. Flint
The horse of A. j. Peck of East /
SHE'D at an automobile last I
night on Main street and jumped over
tie shafts, breaking both OF them and
Mr.. Peck out. The animal
ran some distance before it was caught.
The class day exercises Of the Mont
pelier high school were held last even
ing, with large attendance. The march,
,ubs ,t. ba ~ ha al IN
tered, was played by Miss Helen 4.
Merrill and the first number on the
program was the class history, by Miss
laura Keegan, the rest of the program
neng as follows: "The Pettison
wins at the kindergarten" Helen Ell
icott; piano duet, "The Beetles
Dance" Misses Gladys Lawrence and
Jennie Bartlett; class poem, Miss Flea
ior Bailey; "The Village Singer" Rosa
Yeti; piano solo, La Zngana,' Miss
esther Cheney; class prophecy, Daisy
smith; class WILL Bert Winslow; pres
ntation of class gift, 80 volumes OF
eference books and case to contain
hem, Ralph Gasrow, president; class
eng, the words written by Mrs. Frank {
\. Hayden. f.
Patrick Malloy, who was found wan
iering in the hallway of 0verseer
4 the Poor Lamphere's home after {
Midnight Sunday morning, was given !,
sentence of 30 days in county jail :
or intoxieation. The respondent said 7
e mistook the Lamphere home for the !
omas block, where he was looking !
or room for the night.
Harold Farnsworth, aged Is, Edward
.uapp, IL, and Joseph Lamery, IL,
ere before Judge Martin in juvenile
Durt yesterday on the charge of steal
ig lead and auto tires. Lamery was :
aleased but will be watched by the
rotation officer. Knapp and Farms =
orth admitted stealing lead from the :
,Of Of Bethany church and viii have :,
, settle with the church authorities :
,r that, but they. were placed in chage q
Probation Officer Smith with orders :
, report at the end of three months.
or any failure on their part to carry :
It the terms of the probation, sem T
nee in the reform school win be inn !,
jsed.
The bolt of lightning during last
ght's electrical storm burned out 4
ltout fuse on top of a telephone pole =
,posite the city hall and until the I,
image could be repaired the Lawrence =
III opera house blocks and the Amory
ere without lights. :,
Wallace Nutting, the well known ~ ~
fist, is spending few days with =
sv. S. f. Bloomfield, close acquain- .
nee, while looking after matters per- ~ =,
ming to book OF Vermont views which -
is making up, to contain photographs y.
places in this vicinity and around st. =
hnsbury. Mr.. Nutting was formerly -
stor of the largest church in Proyi-
= H. ~ - ,isI;s,,J - a. - - ~ ~ ST
:" ~ a. 80, $50 ~ uho.o go ~ nnninr 10
+ himself an enviable position as an
list.