The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-08-30
BALLARD--FARRAR.
Former Montpelier Young Man Takes
Enosburg Falls Girl as Bride.

Enosburg Falls, Aug. 30.-A prett,
wedding took IAace at st. Matthew
Episcopal church Saturday evening a
@ o'clock when Richard Henry Ballard
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Smith S. Ballard o.
Montpelier, was united in marriage will
Miss Amy Dorothy Farrar, daughter o.
Mr., and Mrs. II. b. Farrar of this place
Rev. William Garner, rector, performed
the ceremony.
The church was attractive1y decorated
with evergreen, asparagus and sweet
peas.
The bride was attended by Mrs. Har-
| ry G. Hadd OF this piace az matron OF
honor and Miss Linda S. Reynolds OF
Manchester, N. H., Miss Ruth Hazel
Spinney of Marlboro, Mass, Miss Beu-
Ian Almira Watts of Waterbury and
Miss Ruth Draper of this place as brides
maids. The groom had as his best man
II. G. Hadd of this place and the ushers
were Harold III. Chadwick Of st. Albans,
A. w. Rutter Of Burlington, Olin NJ.
Jeffords and Maririce A. Ascltine OF this
place.
To the strains 'of the wedding march
played by Miss Ruby Kendall OF this
place, the bride, III gown OF white satin
and tulle with trimmings of pear and
Duehesse lace and carrying a shower
bouquet OF swoet peas. entered the
church on the arm of her father, by
whom she was given in marriage.
The matron OF honor wore pale green
taffeta and tulle with picture hat Of
black velvet and carried sweet peas
Miss Spinney, Miss Watts and Miss
Draper wore gowns Of taffeta in pastel
shades Of pink, blue, layendar and vel
low, respectively, with bouquets of sweet
peas in selected colors Black velvet
picture hats completed their customs.
The ring bearer was the brides sister,
Miss Margaret Farrar, and the dainty
flower girls were little Elizabeth Smith
of Alburg, cousin OF the bride, AMI Jea-
nette Beecher of Burlington.
As the guests passed out OF the church
after the ceremony the wedding cake,
in boxes, was distributed by two OF the
bridesmaids.
Following the ceremony the bridal
party and out OF town guests were
received informally at the brides home.
The wedding gifts were numerous and
varied and included beautiful silver. lin.
en-, cut glass and china as we'll as money.
The groom's gift to the bride was
gold friendship bracelet OF six links en-
graved with date and names of the
los ma la ta Fvtf% - n 4
was tourmaline stick pin and to the |
lshers he gave gold pocket knives with
'igar cutter ring. The gifts of the bride |
10 her matron of honor and bridesmaid |
were silver friendship bracelets with |
late and initials of bride and groom.
After a short trip Mr.. and Mrs. Bal.
ard will return to this place prepara
ory to leaving for their future home in
franklin, N. j., where Mr. Ballard will |
each in the academic department of the
'oeational school there.
Among out of town guests present at
lie wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Smith \
!. Ballard and Mrs. II. I. Ballard of
Miss Helen A. Ballard of
Sew York City, George d. and Miss
Harriet Griswold of Jefrcrsonville, W.
J. Griswold OF Cambridge, Mrs. Emily Il
:. Bowes of Syracuse, n. Y, Mr.. and
irs. H. w. Smith of Alburg, Mr. and
frs. Elias Combs and Mrs. Nellie Far.
ar and son OF Richford, Byron n. Combs
( East Berkshire, Dr. and Mrs. G. II.
'eecher Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hunter,
handler Gates, Miss Gates. Miss Ber-
ice White, Miss Mcmahon, Miss Derritt
tevens and Wheeler Baker OF Burling.
on.