The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-06
RANDOLPH
Miss Ruth Sprague of East Randolph
Bride of DR.. Charles w. Freeman.

A very pretty wedding was celebrated
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.
sprague at East Randolph, September 30
When their only daughter, Miss Ruth
! oprague, was united in marriage with
DIR. Charles West Freeman of Chicago
III, son OF Mrs. Lucy Freeman of Cand
Ter RIA. Rev. Fraser Metzger was the
oliiclatlng clergyman, and the bride was
gwen away by her father and attended
by her sister, Mrs. l.. p. Sprague or
ohateaugay, N. Y, matron of honor,
with Miss Helen Croker of Montpelier
and Miss Helen Brooks OF Bethel for
bridesmaids. The bridal party entered
the parlor to the strains of Mendelssohn S
wedding march, played by niece of the
bride, Miss Dorothy SpragIe of Barre.
| Inc nome was made very beautiful by
decoration of evergreen and autumn
leaves. The bride was beoomingly gowned
IN white pussy willow taifeta, with lace
over'dress, and her veil was caught with
lilies of the valley and she carried a
shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
The matron of honor wore yellow taffeta,
draped with gold lace The bridesmaids
wore blue charmeuse, and carried white
chrysanthemums. The ceremony being
completed, buffet lunch was served, aft.
er which the happy couple left on a
wedding journey to the White mountains
The bride and groom were both gradu-
sted from the same class in the South
Royalton high school, and the bride
from the private school of Miss Wheelock
in Boston, and since that-time has taught
w IN =.
graduate of the Northwestern univer-
sity in Chicago and is now a member of
the faculty and associate oral surgeon of
the Wesley hospital. Many beautiful gifts
were left with the couple, and several
large checks were also presented to them.
They will reside in Chicago and left
here on Thursday of this week for their
future home
Rev. Guy Foye Crawford, for several
years pastor OF the Methodist church in
this place, has accepted an appointment
from the Central New York conference
at Middlesex, n Y. This church has
membership Of 2S5 and the salary is
$1,000 and the parsonage. Mr.. Craw.
ford completes his work here next week
and will leave here soon after for his
new passionate, Mrs. Crawford leaves
here Monday to attend the meeting OF
the New England branch II w. F. NJ. S.
at Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. Fred Fairbanks OF Newport, Y.
H., underwent serious operation last
week at the hospital in that place and
for time was in critical condition. She
Is more comfortable, with a reasonable
hope OF recovery. Her children are here
in the care Of Mr.. Tairbanks's mother,
Mrs. Edna Fairbanks, and his sister,
Mrs. Lyndon Thomas, has also come to
assist In their care.
Thomas Bridges has finished work in
tho stonesheds at Northfeld and is now
employed at the machine shops at Wind
scr.
Three thousand, four hundred and
twenty five dollars has been raised Of the
$4,000 required to add to the Calef do
ma tion for the Randolph sanatorium. 1t
is expected that the entire amount will
be pledged soon.
Sophie, widow of Dennis Rattee, died |
evening at the state hospital |
at Waterbury, where she had been since
last April She had reached the age OF /
IS years, and her death was due to her |
advanced years. Deceased is survived by I
the following chlldreni Albert of Wat
erbury, William and Frank Of Roxbury,
Dennis, julie and Julius Of this place,