The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-14
MONTPELIER
Miss Katherine Barden and Frederick W
Mccormack Married.

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A pretty wedding took place Mt
o'clock this morning at st, Augustinei
church when Frederick William McCor
mack and Miss Katherine Bardcn, boil
OF this city, were united, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. FIR. McKenna
The wedding was witnessed by few
intimate friends and relatives, Mrs. John
Crozier being tho maid of honor, with A
James Mccormack, brother OF the
groom, best man. Immediately follow
ing the ceremony a wedding breakfast
was serrad at the home of Mrs. Kathe-
rne Andrews on Barre street and Mr..
and Mrs. Mccormack left on the morning
train for Quebec, Montreal and other
points in Canada. They will reside, on
their return, at Is North Franklin street.
The groom is employed by the Lane
Manufacturing company and both bride
and groom are well known and have a
large number of friends. They received
many wedding presents.
William Bartlett arrived in the city
this morning from New York to pass
several weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bartlett, of Barre street, and
to attend high school commencement
Mr.. Bartlett, who is well known In this
city and vicinity because of his musical
ability, Is n member of the orchestra OF
the ALEXANDRIA theatre in New York.
J. A, Sawyer and wife of Whitehall,
N. Y, returned to their home this morn
ing, after passing the week end with MIR.
and Mrs John Avery, Mrs. Avery being
their daughter.
Henry Hall returned this morning to
Woodsyile, N. H., where he is employed
in the Boston & Maine railroad office,
after passing few days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. A. Hall OF Main
street.
Edward Sherburne, who was graduated
from West Point Military academy, ar
rived in this city this morning. being ac-
home by his sister, Mrs. Rob
ert Jones. Mr.. Sherburne who VIII re-
ceiye commission as second leu
tenant in the United States infantry,
plans to spend nearly all OF his three
months vacation in this city. He is
The only Vermonter to be graduated from
West Point this year.
Harry Osborne, who returned last
week from Ann Arbor, Mich, where he
mas been attending the University OF
Michigan, plans TO leave this week for
where he viii be employed
BY the U. S. government in forestry |
-eserve work during the summer.
Charles Fuller, who has been travelling |
or concern in the southern states for |
he past six or seven months, returned
saturday to this city to pass the sum
ner. Mr. Fuller who has had ample
to study conditions as they
re, reports that the business situation
n the south is very discouraging and
here exists apparently little hope Tor
elief until the European war is over.
Amos Carey and wife of Louisville,
Iy., are visiting the formers mother,
Irs John Emery, for few days, arrly-
ng Saturday by automobile. They are
ccompanied by party OF friends and
elatives and will leave this week for
'ortland,. Me-, and plan to journey by
asy stages along the coast states to
heir southern home.
In city court this morning Judge
Iarvey adjudged the respondent guilty
the case of State ys, 4. G. Getchell,
no was tried on the charge of driving
n the wrong side of the road. Getchell
expected to appear in court later in
he day for sentence.
In probate court to-day the will Of
lillian Miller, late of Montpelier, was
roven; Mrs. Nellie II. Cleveland of
orthfeld was appointed administratrix
the estates of Horace b. Briggs and
lien H. Briggs, late of Mortified; Ed
ard J. Fallon of Montpelier was APP
,inted administrator of the estate of
'ssie F. Fallon, late of Montpelier; and
rancis Bachelor of Braintree was APP
,inted executor of the will of Harrison
T. Richardson, late of Roxbury.