The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-01-02
WATERBURY
Miss Mary Maxwell the Bride of Sheri-
dan Boyce.

dan boyce,
On Thursday evening at the home OF
the brides mother, Mrs. Sarah Maxwell,
on Stowe street, occurred the marriage
of Miss Mary Maxwell TO Sheridan
Boyce of Waitsfeld The single ring
service was performed by Rev. W. ~
Douglass, pastor of the METHODIST
church. under white bell suspended
from an evergreen arch. The bride was
gowned in white messaline, wore ven
and carried brides roses. The wedding
march was played by Mrs. Lamorder OF
Waitsfeld, sister of the groom. Craw'
ford Maxwell, brother of the bride, was
best man, and Miss Edna Boyee oil
Waitsfield, sister of the groom, was maid
of honor. The families of the contract
ing parties and few intimate friends
were present. The groom is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Boyce OF Waits1eld
but for some time has been employed
in the laundry at the hospital. The
bride was also former resident OF
Waitsfield but has resided in town for a
number of wears. She is also employed
at the hospital. After a short wedding
trip, they will return to their work.
Wednesday evening number OF the
Young people enjoyed dance at the
k. p. hall, music being furnished by
RAYMOND Buzzell and John Miller.
Mrs. Z. f. Palmer, jr., and Miss Annie
Dorothy Palmer were guests Thursday
of Mrs. II. o. Ward in Moretown.
J. NJ. Kicker of Bridgeport, Conn, is q
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. j
Kicker
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Somerville and
daughter of Wilkesbarre, Pa, are guests
of Mr.. Somerville's aunt, Mrs Watts
on Union street.
Rov L. Arnold of Woronoco, Mass.
who has been a guest of Mrs. A. y
Atherton over Christmas, returned home
Wednesday.
William Manning, who had his tingel
amputated for blood poisoning, IS mol
doing as well as could be wished.
Frank Maxwell, who has been quite
i'll with sciatica, is better.
Tonight at the regular meeting Of
Dillingham; grange there will be installa
ton and degree work. Preceding tho
meeting supper will be served.
1t will be communion Sunday at botf
the Congregational and the Methodist
churches tomorrow.
Officers of the Methodist Episcopa
Sunday school recently elected at The
Center are: Superintendent, l.. A. Ly
ons; assistant, Mary Alger; secretary
Della Robinson; assistant, Mildred Ad
ans; treasurer. Clarence Moody; libra
rian, Mabel Palmer; assistant, Dorothy
Torone; organist, Mrs. II. I. Hill, anC
assistant, Florence Batchelder.
Thursday evening the Congregations
choir gathered at the home of Mrs. X. J
| Knowles on Randall avenue. After thu
regular rehearsal, piano solos by MIS-
Mary Lease, teacher OF music IN Hebron
| seminary, Maine, were much enjoyed
Refreshments furnished by the musi'
committee were served by Mrs. Knowles
Mrs. Demeritt and Miss Seabury. A
the close of the evening, a beautiful
chain and pendant were presented Mrs
b. r. Demeritt by Mrs. knowles, Il
behalf Of the music committee, IN reeog
milton of Mrs. Demeritt's services a
teacher of the choir.
Miss Edith Frost, who has been
guest the past week Of her brother
Supt Norman Frost, at the home Q
NJ. H. Moody, returns Monday 70 Nor
ton, Mass. where she is student Y
| Wheaton college.
Miss Mary Adams, sister Of Attorne.
Charles b. Adams of Randolph, teach
er in the North Andoycr, Mass, schools
and Miss Janette Metzger Of Newburgh
n. ", are guests Of Mrs. I. L. Camp
bell
Mr.. and Mrs i. A. Durand, who hay
been guests Of DR. and Mrs. g. ;. Bid
well and Of relatives in Burlington 70
the past two weeks, returned this moo
to their home in Brooklyn, \. y.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs 4. !
Campbell entertained the young ladie
and young men home for the holidays
al their pleasant home on Main street
The evening passed very pleasantly wit
cards, music and dancing. Refreshment
we're served by Mrs. Campbell, assiste
bv Mrs. W. II. Il. Perry.