The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-09-06

! ley of Mortified and G. A. Morse OF JET
/ fersonville Mr.. Douglass was chairman
Mr. Lowe secretary and Mr. lewis treas,
urer.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Taisey passed
through the city Tuesday afternoon on
their way to Barre. They were married
Saturday evening at the home of Burt
Wheeler. the brides brother, in Windsor.
The bride was formerly Miss Grace
Wheeler Of this city. They were attend,
ed by Miss Margaret Wheeler sister Of
the bride. and Albert Taisey, brother of
the groom The bride wore white crepe
de chine with georgette crepe and carried
brides roses. while her maid was gowned
in pink silk and carried carnations. They
will make their home in Barre. The
bride lived many years here. She is a
graduate of the high school and had been
employed as seamstress by Miss Belle
Martin for a few years, while the groom,
who is native Of Chazy, n. y, has lived
for some years in Barre He is employed
as tool sharpener at the johnson & Gus
tafson stoneshed. Among those who at
tended the ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Taiscy OF Barre, George and Dean
Wheeler of Dexter, Mass.
Mrs c. H. Lawrence, who has been
with Mrs. A. NJ Carroll al Barre, her
mother. in Boston for a week, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Stoddard of West
Burke are visiting with Mr., and Mrs
Frank Muzzy, parents OF Mrs. Stoddard
Miss Dorothy Harrison has resumed
her work in the Smith art store after
two weeks vacation.
Mr. and Mrs Wayne NJ Reed have re
turned from Athol, Mass, where they
motored Sunday, carrying to Athol Miss
Beatrice. their daughter, who visited
them since Thursday. They were ac-
by Miss Helen Merrill.
Miss Minnie Williams of Boston is Wis
ting with Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Williams,
her parents After few days here she
viii go to Bennington to visit her broth |
,r.
Judge z. s. Stanton of Roxbury and |
Frank Plumley of Mortified were among |
visitors in the city yesterday.
Fire Chief w. A. Pattee returned last /
evening from Providence, r. l., where he .
las been attending the annual meeting of
he fire chiefs convention. There was
arge delegation from all of the New
England states excepting Vermont. The
My ones attending from Vermont were
Ir. Pattee, Chief +. J. Guerin of st. Al
ans. Chief Stocbwell OF Burlington and
'hief Alexander Eddie of Mortified.
'hief Guerin of st. Adams was appointed
ice president from Vermont. The con
ention was one of the best which the
'ermonters have attended. There was
large attendance from the western
tates. In order that they might get to
heir homes before Labor day. when
trike was feared, solid session oc-
lrred Thursday.
Sheriff and Mrs. F. II. Tracy have re-
Irned from Highgate Springs. where
ley spent Sunday. Mr.. Tracy obtained
large mud turtle i'm what is known as
cad creek, near the bay, and brought it
,me with him. 1t weighed about Is
FUNDS and its she'll was about two feet
? Is inches. 1t had a tail nearly a foot
ng and is said to be the largest one
en- at Hichgate in wears After reach
z here the turtle was given to Paul
'ampini, who wanted to exhibit it in
IRE.
In county court the chsncery case Of
Barton Whitney against Henry Z.
els. which Is the foreclosure on prop
ty. has been entered by G. u. Edgerton
Mortified. attorney for the plaintiff
In probate court Tuesday afternoon
ank IT, Smith Of this city was ap-
tinted administrator OF the estate Of
In A. Grand6eld. late Of Montpelier.