The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-09-29
RANDOLPH

A very pretty wedding took place a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. III. III. Paig
on Saturday, Sept. 20, at ii o'clock II
the forenoon, when the niece OF Mrs
Paige. Miss Ruth Dutton OF Kane, Pa.
and Carl Hayes OF New York were unite
in marriage by Rev. G. III. Dutton, thu
father of the bride. and Rev. Fraser
Metzger OF this place. The bride wal
becomingly gowned in white silk will
dainty lace trimmings. and the single
ring service was used, the father reading
the service and Rev. Metzger pronoune'
ing the couple man and wife. Two
bridesmaids attended the bride, one in
pink and the other in blue, the ladies
being former classmates in Middlebury
college, while two other classmates Off
ciated in the diningroom, Following the
ceremony there was a wedding break
fast served by the aunt, Mrs. Paige,
which consisted of six courses. The dec
orations were of autumn leaves, which
made the house very attractive. Follow
ing the ceremony the couple left for New
York, where the groom is engaged in
business and where they will reside.
The bride attended Middlebury college
for two years, then went to New Or
leans, where she has since been a teach.
er. The guests were all from out of
town with the exception Of Rev. and Mrs.
Metzger and were as follows: Mrs. +. p.
Hayes, mother of the groom, OF Brook
lyn. N Y. Rev. Charles Dutton. father
of the bride, of Kane, Pa; Philip Dut-
ton, brother of the bride, of Hartford,
Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Drew, grand
parents OF the bride. who are both so
years of age, of South Royalton; Mrs.
Charles Southworth and Ida N. Aims
worth of South Royalton; Mabel K.
Tooley of Stratford, Conn; Grace 4.
Peaslee of Contocook, n. H., and Mabel
Miller of Wells River.
Miss Nellie Ford. after passing sew.
eral weeks in town with friends, left
Monday for her home in Ware, Mass.
Mrs. Ide Sargent has closed her house
in Granville for the season and has come
to pass few days here before joining
her husband and sons at Newark, n. j.,
where they went about two weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Howard of Hills
boro, n. Y, who have been with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Howard.
for several weeks, left Monday for their
home.
Miss Caroline Hatch left Monday to
pass several weeks in Arlington, Mass,
with her uncle.
Rev G. II. Spencer, who preached at |
he Methodist church Sunday, went TO |
Montpelier Monday to visit his mother |
md sisfar Mrs II Snpncar and Miss |
Maria Spencer before going to his home |
n Forest Hills, Mass.
Rev. G. O. Howe, who has been quite |
II for several days, was able to be up |
Monday for the first time.
Miss Lydia Buell., guest of Mrs c. l..
4azelle for the last week, went Monday
o her home in South STAFFORD.
Mr.. George, who lives in the Stewart |
,lock had one of his eyes taken out
friday, he having lost the sight of it
ONE time ago. For fear Of infection, it /
vas thought best to remove it. He is
cry comfortable and expects to be
round soon.
Mrs. Lulu Tinkham Lapine of Newport
as come to visit her stepfather, Robert
J. Parker, for few days.
Mrs. A. C. Wells of Randolph Center
the Col Israel Converse chap
er, Daughters of the American Revolu-
ion, Monday at her home, with good
Tendance.
Miss Anna Coughlin returned Monday
rom two weeks stay at her home in
arnard.