The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-01-19
WATERBURY
Miss Mabel E. Johns the Bride OF Harry
F. Harvey Saturday.

+. Harvey Saturday.
At 1880 Saturday morning the mar
riage of Harry F. Harvey and Miss Ma
bel Il. Johns was solemnized in the chap
| ell of st. Andrews rectory by Rev. ID. Il.
Coffey, the rector, assisted by Rev. T. j..
| Cahill, d. d., of Montpelier. The chapel
altar was decorated with roses and car
nations, the whole setting being very
pretty for the quiet wedding. Only the
relatives and few intimate friends We're
present. The bride was gowned in gray
messaline and carried prayer book.
Miss Alice Healey, teacher in the Barre
schools, was bridesmaid and wore green
messaline. The best man was j. nj.
Healey of the Argus Office, Montpelier.
The ceremony was accompanied by a
nuptial mass. The groom is the Oldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. David t. Harvey;
is extensively engaged in lumber opera
tions; has served acceptably as road
commissioner of the town and is a very
popular young man. THE bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Russell Johns of Hunt
ington. She is a graduate of the Ed
munds high school Of Burlington and for
some time was the very capable teacher
in the Little River school. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey left on the noon train for New
Haven, Conn, but will make their home
here.
A number from here attended che
boys conference in Montpelier. Among
those attending were con Snow for the
South Duxbury church, Harry Irish Tor
Dillingham; grange, Rev. w. Bo!eourt,
William Ferris, jr., and Paul Swasey,
Burton Luce, Frank Chesley and Don
Grout for the boy scouts.
Franklin Cooley is i'll with German
measles.
The junior league enjoyed sleighride
around Little River Saturday.
The campfire girls of the Methodist
Episcopal church gave an entertainment
in assembly hall Friday evening which
was well patronized. The numbers We're
as follows; "The Campfire Girls Walk
ing Song; greeting, Dorothy Grow;
Mother Goose in Pantomime," legend
by Loo Wit, by Pauline Moody; camp !
fire girls play, Every Girl" tableaux
by the campfire girls. Refreshments
We're served. -
Mr.. and Mrs. b. ]. Berry went to
yesterday to attend the fu-
neral of Mr.. Berry's uncle, George Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. L. Campbell were in
last week to attend the fu |
neral of Mr.. CampbelPs uncle, Mr.. Thurs
ton. Mrs. Campbell remained for few |
days with relatives.
The following officers Of Emerald Re
bekah lodge, No. 80, were Installed Fri |
day evening by District Deputy Presi-
dent Mrs. Moore of Warren and District
Marshal Mrs. Jones of Warren: Noble
grand, Mrs. Beula Russell; vice grand,
Mrs. Sargent; secretary, Mrs. Florence
Joslyn; treasurer, Mrs. Marshall; r. $.
Y. G., Mrs. Ida Hattie; L. S. n. G., Miss
Florence Burnham; h. S. V. G., Mrs.
Helen Somerville; l.. S. v. G., Mrs. Bees
,ie Ayers; warden, Mrs. Chesley; con.
iuctor, Mrs. Johnson; inside guardian,
Miss Rose Carpenter; outside guardian,
Grant Russell chaplain, Mrs. Bertha
Campbell.
Dillingham; grange had very interest
ng meeting Saturday evening. Past
Master b. r. Hart was presented past
masters jewel in behalf OF the order by
he present master, Everett Hillman.
The presentation speech was very fit
ing. 1t is expected. that the grange will
secure State Forester HAYES for pub
ic lecture before long.