The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-15
MONTPELIER
Miss Mary Malone the Bride of Henry
G. Jerome To-day.


solemnized at st. Augustine's churc
this morning at 1880 o'clock. The cert
mony was performed by Rev. FIR. Nc
kenna in the presence of large humble
OF friends and relatives of the contract
ing parties. They were attended b.
Richard Jerome, brother of the groom
and Mrs. John Anderson, and James !
Jerome and Thomas Ford acted as ush
ers. Immediately following the cere
mony the wedding party went to tn
home of the brides mother, where |
wedding breakfast was served. Mr. ant
Mrs. Jerome are widely known in Mont
pelier, the bride having worked for &
number of years as clerk in the McCuer
store. She is graduate of the paroch
ial school and Montpelier high school
The groom is at present employed as
travelling salesman for the Reed Pro
vision company of Burlington and for
merly conducted a grocery business here
| Mr. and Mrs. Jerome left on the morn
| ing train for Canada, where they will
spend brief honeymoon and upon their
return will reside at Ut Elm street.
Daniel Hudson and w. d. Barber of the
M. & w. +. freight Office are receiving
compliments from their friends on their
success in catching beautiful rainbow
trout at Niggerhead pond Saturday,
which tipped the scales at nearly three
pounds. 1t took their combined efforts
to land the beauty.
Of considerable interest to people of
central Vermont is a letter recently re-
ceived by Senator 2. Dillingham; from
Director George Otis Smith of the geo
logical survey at Washington, D. c., in
reply to an inquiry as to what is being
accomplished in Vermont in regard to
Typographical survey work. Mr.. Smith
writes that the national survey is now
cooperating with DR.. George H. Perkins,
state geologist, in the Typographical sur
vey of Vermont and an area has been
agreed upon for mapping in the fiscal
year of 1916. The area will be known
as the Robinson quadrangle and includes
nearly al of Orange county including
Randolph, and small portions of Rut
land, Addison and Windsor counties. The
mapping will be commenced the present
season. The Typographical maps are of
much value to agriculturists and are
used extensively in other matters and
large portion of Vermont, including
Lamoille and Orleans coun-
ties, have not yet been touched.
The case of State VS.. Forrest Albin,
charged with subsequent offense of in
was entered in county court
to-day, it being an appeal. A divorce
ease, Mary L. Bartlett VS.. Ray X. Bart
lett, both of Barre, was also filed. s.
HOLSTER Jackson is counsel for the Pc |
.itioner.
George E. Lackey left this morning for
Granville, where he will make brief |
business visit.
The junior prom, for years one OF the
eatures of high school commencement
week, will occur this evening in the city
lall auditorium. Tomorrow evening the
graduation exercises will be held and
evening the senior class ban
uet will take place.
The Montpelier Military band will give
concert Friday evening of this week in
he State street stand.
Through the courtesy of Captain Baker
f Brooks post, g. A. r., Vermont flag
Tas sent to Washington, ID. c., last
Teek and at the request of officials there
rho had charge of an elaborate ceremony
Ghich occurred yesterday in the court
ard of the postoffice, in observance of
lag day. There were over four hundred
ags used in the ceremony. The flag
atat ha I'll Il
Webb, and it win be returned later.
In probate court to-day, Henry w.
rocks of Warren, was appointed ad-
Illustrator of the estate OF Walter j.
every late of Warren.
Mrs. Clarence Senter of Hartford,
onn., is passing a few days in the q
ty with relatives.
Members of the fire department are
,rboring a new pet at the station on
asst State street which was obtained ;
Inday by Assistant Chief Ernest Pow.
s. The pet is a red fox not quite six
eeks old and it was captured by Mr.. II
,wers in Berlin. The firemen have con- [
ructed a big wire cage for the little an
lal and plan 10 give him the freedom +,
a portion OF the yard adjoining the ,
alton. The animal already is quite :
me.
In probate court John 4. Rollins OF
IRE Town has been appointed admin !
traitor Of the estate OF Matilda r. Roll y
IS, late Of Barre Town. A license 10 D
I real estate has been granted Newell n
Nelson, guardian Of Stanley ]. Tur-
r, a minor Of Barre. n
C. D. Waters. general freight agent n
the Montpelier Wells River rail- n,
IA has gone TO Boston h. attend the "a
citing of the New England Freight as d,
ration. ~
Franklin Bailey Of State street left
{ evening for New York City, where n
will pass few DAYS before going a.
Belport, y. \, 10 make a few weeks NJ
il. /.
Dr.. J. O. Whitney has purchased Of
aries Morrisey Of Waterbury, Hector
ne. q four-year-old stallion. sired by -
eanda. 2.02 The purchase price i =,
. known. bat the horse sold sometime
, for over $1,000. Dr. Whitney expects
train the horse and may start him y
: fan
dr. and Mrs Rolhn Osssvsut OF Enos-
X Pals arrived in the CITY YESTERDAY "a
tisit Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. PlDof II IN
lFnis street Mrs Oasavant y Mr..
offs sister and yesterday vas the ~
{ time tseF have seen each other for ~