The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-08-07
MONTPELIER
Miss Florence E. Childe the Bride OF
William f. Carlo.


Miss Florence E. Childe the Bride o.
William E. Carlo.
Miss Florence Emma Childe, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh p. Childe of 10;
Elm street, and William E. Carlo were
married at st. Augustines church thi:
morning at o'clock, Rev. p J. Long off.
ciating. They were attended by Clinton
] Childe and Miss Marguerite Corben The
bride wore blue taffeta and white hat
and carried a white prayer book. The
wedding march was played by Miss Claire
Lynch. Afterwards a wedding breakfast
was served to Is guests. Mrs. John Nc
CURE catering. The bride attended the
grammar school in Waterbury and has
/ been for seven years an operator in the
local telephone exchange, the last few
years as toll operator, The groom is
employed in the Montpelier Book Bind
cry. Mr.. and Mrs. Carlo left on a wed
ding trip to Boston and Salem, Mass,
and on their r1<urn will reside on Elm
street.
An Overland automobile, owned and
operated by G. D. Wheelock of this city
as public car, and team said to have
been driven by John Rogers of Barre
and the property of the johnson & Gam
BILE livery of that city, collided near the
Main street bridge late Sunday evening.
The motor car escaped without damage,
but the shafts of the carriage were brok-
en-, the horse and occupants of the team
being uninjured. According to the auto
mobile driver his car was proceeding very
slowly and he was inclined to place the
major portion of the blame on the driver
of the team, inasmuch as he asserted he
was on his right side.
Robert Mack left this forenoon for
Windsor, where he will be employed in a
machine shop.
Judge E. NJ. Harvey. in city court this
forenoon disposed OF five intoxication
cases, two offenders being sent to Water
bury to undergo six months treatment
at the state hospital two were fined SIS
and costs for first offenses and f. n.
Bailey was placed in the hands Of the
probation officer, his earnings to be taken
by the officer and turned over to Bailey's |
family until further order of the court. |
Isaac Peterson of Worcester paid a fine
Of SIS and costs of S6.4O and Jerry Gull |
mette OF Berlin paid the minimum fine
and costs of Se.40, Both were arrested |
by Deputy Sheriff A. A. Emery. Henry
Bowers and Charles Ballard, arrested by
the chief of police Saturday, were sent to
Ansil Newton of Barre street leaves
to morrow for Hartford Conn, where he
will spend the remainder of the month
with relatives.
In county court to- day divorce suit,
Josephine Lawson VS.. Charles Lawson of
Barre, was entered for trial at the Sep
.ember term. The petitioner, represented
by Attorney Fred L. Laird, asks for tenn
oorary alimony.
Mrs. Estelle Cashen of Tampa Fla,
of this city, is visiting in the
ity with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cashen of
franklin street. !,
Misses Gussie and Rose Yeti left this !,
orenoon for Plattsburg, n. Y, to spend a
week with. relatives.
Miss Natalie Osteund, who has been
pending two weeks in the city with {
riends, left this morning for her home in
Conn.
A motorcycle owned by Harlie Ladue Y
f this city was considerably damaged t
bout O'Clock yesterday afternoon when :
caught fire near the postoffice on State I
treet, resulting in an alarm being rung \
n from box %. The call for the entire a
apartment proved needless, the contents b
{ two pyrene extinguishers being used b
o good advantage in putting out the P
ames, got, however before the machine e
pd hapr rraatlx- H. g.. - a
larm attracted several hundred people S
o the scene c
Chandler Brown and Robert Cate left +
his forenoon on weeks bicycle trip b
trough the White mountains and along
ne shores of Lake Winnepesaukee. They T,
Ian to camp out during the trip and to C
repare their own meals. b
The remains of Frank sherman, whose c,
cath occurred Sunday at Concord. y. H., 81
rrived in the city to-day and will be in
uried in the family lot at Green Mount $,
,metery. The deceased left Montpelier L
bout year ago, having resided here at Of
lrious periods of five or six wears for A
lie past 30 years. He was born in Wa OF
.rbury, the son of George Sherman, 81 CO
ears ago next month. and for many HI
Ears was employed in the shop Of the ii
Lontpelier Carriage company. He is II
Irvived by daughter in Concord, twin fe
sters, Mrs. Julia Perrin and Mrs. Loren &c
Bryant of Prospect street, and niece, Fl
rs. E. NJ. Nichols of Bailey avenue, this or
ty.
William Carey of Mortified street left
Is forenoon for Lancaster, y. H.. where
viii be married tomorrow morning to
iss Theresa Failey Of Lancaster. who la
s made her home in this city for the G.