The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-03
RANDOLPH
Miss Verna May Jones Bride of Arthur
Leopold Garlameau.


very pretty wedding on Wednesday
evening, when Arthur Leopold Garlar.
neau and Nerna May only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jones, Were united
in marriage by the pastor Of the church,
Rev. j. III. Thompson. The church was
finely decorated with golden glow, golden
rod and ferns and the pulpit was also
massed with the same flowers. Miss
Edith Marcott presided at the organ and
4 gave several selections while the guests
were being seated by the ushers, Harry
and Carleton Jones and Raymond Briggs.
At the appointed hour the clergyman
came from the chapel at the right and
met, in front of the pulpit, Edison Gift
ford, the best ma and the groom, as
they came up the front aisle. Here
they paused for the bride, who advanced
with her father, preceded by the ring
: bearer, May Lucia, and the flower girl,
Margaret Manchester. Next in the bril-
dial train walked the maid of honor, Miss
Eula Holland of Proctorsville, the brides
maids, Miss Rena Garlarneau OF Mont
real, sister of the groom, Miss Grace
Burke OF Sharon and Miss Haze Danyow
and the ushers. The bride was gowned
in white satin, cut low and tined with
Oriental lace A veil fell to the edge
of her gown and she carried bouquet
of lilies of the valley. The maid OF
honor wore yellow crepe de chine, with
white trimmings. The bridesmaids car
ried arm bouquets of white asters and
Miss Garlarneau was 'wned With white
lace over pink silk. Miss Burke wore
green silk with lace oyerdress and Miss
Danyow crushed strawberry crepe de |
chine. Following the service the bridal |
party went to the chapel, which was |
finely decorated, where there was a re-
ception, Mr.. and Mrs. Garlarneau being |
assisted by the brides parents and Others
of the party. The wedding cake in white
boxes was distributed by Mrs. Harry |
Marcott. Beautiful gifts from loving
friends, Of silver linen, cut glass and
other articles, were in abundance. The
party left at once for Maseoma lake at
Enfield, N. H., where they are to pass a
few days, and on their return win take
up their residence in the Lamson cottage
on South street. Miss Mildred Hatch
caught the bouquet which was tossed by
the bride.
The entire amount realized from the
different entertainments and private sub
seriptions on sanatorium week amounted ,
to S434.7s. The expenditures amounted /
to only S30.s4. II
Mrs. George H. Slack and her daugh
ter, Ethel, came on Wednesday to w. p.
Flint's, where they will stay till Sat
urday and then go to their home in Hills
dale, Mich. Mrs. Slack has been with ,
her mother in Highgate for several weeks G
assisting in her care. g
Mrs. Fl. J. Corwin has improved so t
much in the last months treatment at (
the sanatorum that she has returned to b
Lowell, Mass. expecting to be able to re- y
sumo her teaching. I
Miss Ethel Green and Miss Ruth Jones n
have gone to Albany, n. T., to enter the
business college. ?
Mrs. 4. S. Fairbanks has returned from !.
a several days stay in Newport, n. H., :
with her son, Fred Fairbanks, and fam :
lily. :
Miss Bessie Lewis has returned to II
Winchester, Mass, to resume her teach 4
ing in special course in the high school /,
there. and her mother, Mrs. Fannie Lew a,
is, will soon join her. a,
Charles Meader died Saturday after a in
long period of failing health, and his p
funeral was held Monday afternoon at pc
the home, with Rev. Fraser Metzger Off Il
,iating. Mr.. Meader was born in Dan CO
Vile July 20, 1888, and had been resi- te
lent of this town for several years. For A
20 years he was engaged in a machine b
shop at Montpelier. For his first wife pr
ne married Mrs. Laura Parker Skinner, +
md to them were born two daughters, ST
who died of ulphtheria within week OF st
zach other. Mrs. Meader died nearly 90 M
vears ago. On April I, 1909, he married al
Mrs. Josephine tKibby) Spioer, and since OF
hen his home had been on Weston street. al
rhe remains were taken TO Danville and IL
we're accompanied BY a brother, Samuel III
ieader of Marshfeld. Besides this broth Sc
II. Oakley Meader. another brother sur W,
ives and lives at st. Johnsbury, and to
lister, Mrs. Sarah Morrill, of Chicago. di
Mrs. J. Leroy Mann and her children tn
ave left the farm for the summer and co
oined Mr.. Mann in New York.
Principal and Mrs. +. g. Ham have re-
urned from two months stay in York
teach, Me-, and are at present at the =,
ome Of V. |. Spear till their house Is =, ~
acated by Mrs. w. r. Clark and daugh. ~
or. -
Mr.. and Mrs. I. s. Chase left here 10
Wednesday to Join their daughter and IN
usband, Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Leeds. ~
nd 20 from Shelburne Falls 10 Portland, .,
ie., for an outing. l.,
Waldo J. Flsgg Of Miller, Neb.. and wa
irs. Helen A. (Hansen Simonson Of
eading. Mass, were married Tuesday lat
vening by Rev. @. q. Howe AZ the home ed
I Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Thayer. Mr.. and III,
Irs. Thayer went 10 Boston Wednesday the
nd from there viii journey TO Nebras- low
q. mo
There were registered AZ the Randolph ev'
'stroom for the month 81 August. las the
sitors, Of whom 20 were from the vii. "a.
&c. tle'
Miss Elsie Tredo, who has been with ~
= grandmother, Mrs. L. ,. Blakely. for -
month. has gone 20 her home in New ~ ~
~. Mrs. Myron Tulier i also a guest ~. -.
Der sister. Mrs Blskely. -
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