The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-01-03
WATERBURY
Hometown and Perry-Porter We'd
dings Took Place Saturday.

Hometown and Perry-Porter WEI
e dings Took Place Saturday.
The wedding of Daniel Jefferson Town
4 and Miss Daisy Adelaide Brown wa
y solemnized at the home of the groor
!. Saturday evening. The single ring sery
ice was performed by Rev. A. d. Pagt
& pastor of the Advent church. The brid
! was gowned in dark blue changeable silk
4 They were attended by Miss Glady
! Brown, sister of the bride, and Rchar
. Towne, brother of the groom. The hous
was prettily decorated in evergreen,
} large white bell hanging under an ever
green arch The wedding march wa
played by Miss Hazel Cook. A party o
, relatives and intimate friends were as
, sembled. The bride is the daughter o.
Harry Brown of Jonesville and has beer
employed at the home of s. G. Wheeler
The groom is the son of MIR. and Mrs
Charles Towne of Gregg hill. They are
to reside at his home, where he is asso
ciated with bis father in farming.
At the residence of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Serene Porter, on Farrar
addition, Saturday, Miss Mildred Porter
was united in marriage to Claude Perry,
the single ring service being used, by
Rev. Verne l.. Smith, pastor of the Meth
odist church. The house was prettily
decorated in Christmas greens. The
young people are to reside for the pres
ent with the grooms parents on Little
river.
| Miss Mildred Breene. who has been the
guest through the holidays of her moth
er, Mrs. Nellie l}reene returned yester-
day noon to her school work at the Bry-
ant & Stratton Commereiel. college, Bos-
| ton.
| Bessie Webster of West Georgia is
guest of her father. Noble Webster.
Fred Rayelin and Miss Nellie Woodruff
have returned from Burlington, Miss
Woodruff being guest of Mrs. Philip
Shonio. This week she will spend in
Barre, resuming her school on Crossett
hill next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Demeritt had for
guests on Christmas day, their own fam
lily, Mrs. William Law, Miss Laura De
merritt and Roy Stearns Demeritt and
Miss Margaret Pike of this town, Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Demerit5of Burlington
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Lyon of the
Center.
Miss Margaret Keefe returned to-day
to her studies at the Castleton Normal
school,
Miss Julia Shipman, who has been at
the home of her father. J. r. Shipman,
for 10 days vacation. has returned to
Boston, having been promoted to the
Mattapan school,
The family supper of Emerald Rebek |
all lodge. No, 80, Thursday evening, was
very pleasant affair, goodly number
sat down to supper and were afterward |
given present from the tree,
Verne Fogg, who is attending Amherst |
college, is playing violin in the college
orchestra.
Mrs. Roy Martin, who was operated
upon at the Fanny Allen hospital, is in
quite a serious condition.
Kenneth Graves. who has been quite i'll
with pneumonia, is much more comfort
able
Robert Haseltine, who is at the head
of the science department in the City
college in Baltimore, Md, returned to his
work yesterday, after being the guest of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. 4. Hasel-
tine. His family will remain for time
Miss Belle Anderson returned Satur
day to Burlington, where she is teach
ar in the Edmunds high school, Her
mother accompanied her for a few days
stay. Floyd Anderson, who has also been
with his mother, has returned to the |
Polytechnic institute, Troy, ]
Y. Y.
Friends of Mrs. Charles II. Haines of {
Nashua, n. H., have received her photo /
n costume, worn as Mrs. Strong in the {
asst of the colonial play, Love and Tea, {
given by Matthew Thornton chapter, u, 7
4. r., Nashua Mrs. Haines, while q {
esident here, was a member of Marquis
lie Lafayette chapter, d. A. r., of Mont +
,elier.
Friends of the FraIy family in town
re interested in honors which have come :
o Prof. Charles Epson Clark of Yale in s
lis appointment as the head of the j
american classical school in Rome. Prof
lark is a specialist in Latin and knows \
tonne from previous residence there. He \
) lecturer of much prominence. Mrs.
lark before marriage was Miss Anna o
George and Edward s. Frary. IC
Mr. and Mrs. John Hodges have re-
urned from Watertown, n. Y, where
hey attended the wedding of their son,
rant B. Hodges and Miss Helen +. Cup r
ernell, both of WATERFOWL. The we'd .
ing took place at the Holy Family :
hureh, the ceremony being performed by :
ev. FIR. J. NJ. Bellany, pastor of the ]
hureh. Miss Cupperheil has been em- q
Logged as cashier in the II. A. Bennett b
othing store. Henry Hedges, an uncle :
the groom. and Miss Georgianna Par
now attended the couple. Following the 9
,remony a wedding breakfast was
rived at the Woodruff house and at
o'clock they left for short wedding n
lip to Aliddlebury. The groom, who
,rmerly resided here, Is now employed 4
Y the New York Air Brake company in
yatertown. 81