The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-28
MONTPELIER
Miss Evelyn LaFleur the Bride of Ken
meth A. Gale.

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A pretty wedding took place this aft
ernoon at the Catholic parsonage a
Montpelier, Miss Evelyn G. b. LaFleu
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
IaFleur of Kent street. being unite
in marriage to Kenneth A. Gale OF Ed
wards street, the ceremony being per
formed by Rev. Hugh Mckenna in tn
presence of few friends and relatives
The groom was attended by his brother
Pliny N Gale, and the bride by Mis-
Mabel Connors Mr.. and Mrs. Gale will
leave this evening for a two weeks tri,
to Newport, Sherbrooke, and Montreal
| They will reside upon their return at
Edwards street. The bride is popular
among young people in this city and vi
entity, having been employed as opera
! tor in the local telephone exchange fol
the past year. Mr.. Gale has been en-
| ployed ms draughtsman by Jones Bros
for nearly five years.
Frank Sherman, who in company with
John Jones was found near the stone
crusher on Granite street Sunday morn
ing by Officer Sloan and taken to Jail
in the fire department exercising cart,
appeared in city court this morning and
entered plea Of guilty before Judge
Harvey to a charge of intoxication, first
offense. He paid a fine of SIS and costs,
amounting to $3.50 His companion of
the Sabbath was unable to appear be-
cause of illness.
President James b. Estee of the state
fair commission left this morning for
White River Junction, where he will
confer with the secretary of the commits
sion in regards to various accounts.
Miss Edith Blanchard of School street
departed this morning for Chicago,
where she will pass the summer.
H. f.. Lawrence of Lowell, Mass, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John-Lawrence of Billeri-
ca, Mass, arrived in the city Sunday to
attend the funeral of Herbert d. Cur
rier of Berlin street, which was held
this morning.
Miss Hortense Gauvreau returned last
evening to her home in st. Adams, after
a few days visit with relatives in the
city.
Miss Bernice Holmes has completed
her duties at the State House, where
she has been assisting in the office of
the state superintendent of education,
and is employed in the Office of the
Montpelier laundry during the absence
of Miss Corvin, who is enjoying two
weeks vacation.
Sergeant at Arms Frank I. Parsons
has leased OF Levi Bixby, trustee Of the
Langdon estate, the store room in the
building located at the corner of Lang
don and Elm streets, the room to be
used for storage purposes. The room
mas teen rented for two years or until
The completion of the new state build
ng, when the congestion which now ex-
SITS at the State House is expected to be
relieved. Surplus stock of Mr.. Parsons |
department. will be placed in the build
ng.
A daughter was born June 25 to Mr..
md Mrs Louis J. Harrison, and June -
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs. /
ohn NJ. Dubrule
Advertising car No. . of the l0l Ranch
Mild West show, which appears in this
ity July q, is in the city to-day.
Travellers on Montpelier bound troll
ey car about 5:l5 o'clock yesterday
fternoon saw peculiar automobile ac-
ident, when an automobile owned and
riven by Burt Smith OF this city skid
ed near the carbarn, one wheel striking
rail, the tire blowing out at the same
inc, ripping it entirely free from the
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Officers Sloan and Mcdonald were sta
oned on the outskirts of the city sun
ay afternoon 10 keep an eye on speed
u automobilists. Along River street,
here Officer Sloan was located, several
achines were inclined to take advan-
Ige of the smooth roadway and brought
,wn a rebuke from the officer.
A libel for divorce, Mary Mckee
ysinst George Mckee, both of North
I'D, was entered this morning in eoun.
I court. Plumley & Plumley represent
he petitioner
At the conclusion Of hearing on
'tition TO commit Virgil Webster to the :
ate hospital for the insane, held Sat-
day az Waterbury before Probate I
ldge Frank J. Martin, commitment was
dered. Mr.. Webster was unable 10 be /:
ought 10 this city.
The street department is engaged in |;
airing up State street from the Rialto !;
idge to Bailey avenue with the steam !;
ller, and the street will be resurfaeed. !:
The funeral Of Herbert +. Currier I:
lo died Friday, was held from ST. Au- I:
stine's church this morning. Rev. !:
Ugh McKenna officiating. The bearers !:
re Thomas Redmond, Dennis Sweeney, !:
trick Mcbride. John Ford. Uric Pin. =
4. and John Murray. lnterment was .
the Catholic cemetery. Among those I:
attendance at the funeral were Mr.. =
4 Mrs. Y. &. Donahue, Mrs. Anna :.
elch. and Jerry Donahue, all Of North. !:
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