The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-30
SOUTH RYEGATE.
]. Forbes Beaton and Miss Lora Hatch
Married Wednesday.

Wednesday noon an event OF much I'm
terest to the community took place, i
being the marriage of j. Forbes Beaton
our popular young granite manufactures
to Miss Lora Hatch, a successful teaches
in the town of Newbury and much re
spected and popular young lady. Mr.
Bcaton showed much ability in the way
he managed the get away" He went
to Woodsville n. H., Wednesday morn
ing, saying he meant to have tooth
extracted On reaching Woodsvile h,
chartered an automobile, motorcd to the
lime kiln via the Scotch hollow road Sc.
cured his passenger. drove to Ryegate
| by way of Boltonville, was married by
Rev. l.. II. Simpson at the U. p. par
sonage, and then drove to East Ryegate
where he and his wife took the after
noon train to New York City. Much
! chagrin is felt by the young people
who were planning to give this couple
the usual send-of. Upon their return
from New York Mr.. and Mrs. Beaton
will reside in the tenement owned by
NJ +. Sargent and vacated last fall by
w. G. Simpson. Their many friends
tender best wishes and congratulations
I. RI. Gilfillan started last week Thurs
day on business trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Fl. S. Spaulding, who has been
spending the winter in Norway, Me-. ar
rived Tuesday and is at j. d. McAllis-
ter's.
Rev. and Mrs. V. Zicgler started on
Wednesday morning for Hobart, N. w.,
where they will be guests OF Rev. and
Mrs. V. P. Backora, Mr.. Iiegler having
obtained months leave of absence frsm
pastoral duties on account of i'll health.
Master Fred and Miss Dorothy Hamm
are boarding with Mrs. @. Il. Boardway
III their absence.
Rev. b. F. Smith occupied the pulpit
OF the Presbyterian church on Sunday
morning.
Miss Annie Beaton came Saturday
from Greenfield, Mass, to spend weeks
ter. Jeanne, is in Washington, d. C.,
this week on sightseeing trip with
her classmates from Greenfield high
school.
Mr.. and Mrs T. P. Mcdowell of New
York City spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Beaton, returning to
New York Tuesday.
Harry Curricr, the popular clerk of
j. +. Nolan. win close his labors May
]. Mr.. Currier viii take up farming as
his future occupation, returning to his
former home in Topsham. Mr. Cur-
rier's many friends here bespeak for him
success and wish him happiness in his
new calling.
We understand that Gerald Smith has
bought out Max Hatch and that he and
his wife will run the store hereafter.
Miss Marie Darling returned Friday |
TO Orleans TO resume her former posi-
ton, having completely recovered from
ler illness with appendicitis.
Miss Alberta Day has been Obliged to I
rive up her school on account of the i'll |
ness of her mother at Orleans and her |
,wn poor health. The school board has
occurred the services of another teacher,
who will begin her duties Monday
Miss Lillian Guild WAS able to resume
Ter school duties Monday.
Miss Mildred Lord was called to North
Hhetford Thursday by news of the seri
nus Illness of her mother. II is hoped
he will be able to return by Monday.
Mrs. John Renfrew, assisted by Misses
odessa Whitcher and Marie Darling.
ave Miss Lors Hatch a shower at her
ome Friday evening of last week. A
cry pleasant evening was spent by those
resent and Miss Hatch received many
seful and attractive gifts.
States Atty. Norton held prelimi-
AIRY hearing here Friday of last week
D the case of state VS.. Mrs. b. Agostini. /,
en- witnesses were called and a number
( them testified to having bought drinks
+ Mrs. Agostini. Mrs. Agostini pleaded (
OF guilty some time ago. and was bound
yer TO the county court.
A. J. Dunnett of st. Johnsbury spoke =