The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-03-25
SOUTH RYEGATE

Miss Edith lackie OF Jefferson hill
and Robert Carlson OF Newbury were
married by Rev. John Lytle at the U. p
parsonage Wednesday noon. This wor
thy young couple have the best wishes
and congratulations OF all.
Invitations 10 the wedding OF Arthur
Taplin and Miss Rebecca Bacon of Colds
boro, n. C.. which will occur April 8, ar.
rived here Thursday. Mr.. Taplin's many
friends here extend congratulations.
DIR. and Mrs. IL. G. Darling of Newbury
spent Wednesday and Thursday with
relatives here.
Mrs. Frank George of Lynn, Mass,
and baby son arrived Monday TO visit
4. $. Gray.
Mrs. c. j. n. Shaekford of East Rye.
gate is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Mabel
Terry, this week.
Word came from Wells River Satur-
day of the death of Mrs. Betsey Clark,
formerly of this village. Mrs. Clark had
reached the advanced age of SO. The
cause of her death was pneumonia.
Mrs. Ida Pearson attended the funeral
of Milo kezer at West Fairlee Wednes.
day.
Mrs. Jennie Hooker has moved into
rooms in w. ID. Darling's house.
Rev. John Lytle ofiiciated at the flu
neral of Mrs. Alex. Norwood of Tops
ham Sunday afternoon. j. b. McLam
accompanied him. Mr.. and Mrs. C. II.
Taplin also attended the funeral
Miss Irene Taplin, who is attending
school at Newbury starts to-day for
Washington, d. c., for sightseeing
trip with her classmates in the high
school.
School began Monday in the high and
grammar rooms. The primary and in
termediate grades will open up next |
week.
Rev. John Lytle went Thursday to
Pa, where he will attend
meeting of the committee on missions.
He will be absent two Sundays.
Rev. V. ZIegler, former pastor of the
church here, has located in
Grand Gorge, n. Y. His many friends
lere are glad TO learn that he has recov-
,red his health and wish him much sue
,ess in his new field of labor.
William Terry had the misfortune to
lislocate his left wrist Tuesday while
yetting out a moving machine on the
air ground.
Mrs. II. t. Brown visited Mrs, Belle
)imock at Wells River last week.
Roy Sanderson and Leland McKinlay, /,
Who are attending the L. " NJ. at Bur-
ington. arrived Friday for weeks va
alton. Mr.. McKinlay was accompanied
" Miss Blanche Uric of Craftsbury.
Frederick Samuelson and George X.
\ s.l.a a.. 4 h.. /
forth institute at Boston, came Satur-
ay of last week TO spend a weeks va !
alton at their homes here.
Alex. j. Smith came home Saturday
rom Lyndonville. Monday he went to
'orthfeld to continue his work as in
urance inspector there.
The banquet given by the Mizpah-
araca Sunday school classes OF the Y. y
:. church last week Friday evening was I
TENDED by so people and proved very
aiovable affair. Rev f. c. Langford of c
ittleton, N. H.. was one of the speak !
s. The male quartet OF Ryegate gave I
,veral selections.
Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Currer OF Topsham T.
rent the week end with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Nolan. ~
Rev. and Mrs. F.. c. Langford of Little "
IN. n H., are visiting their daughter,
RS. T. +. Cole, and it is expected that CO
r. Langford will occupy the pulpit of Il
lie T. p church during the absence of
lie pastor. v
Mrs R. F. Willard and son, who have N
en visiting at J. p. McLam's. returned
their home at Bryant Pond, Me-, on b,
'ednesday. al
Mr. and Mrs Nutbrown and daughter,
abel of Parkhurst, P. O., arrived in nj
wn Thursday and are now at the home X
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Grapes. Mr.. ia
itbrown has sold his place in Canada OF
d expects to locate here.
Mrs. P. MBeckley is caring for Mrs. FIR
S. Chamberlain of Newbury Center. 70
Mrs. Albert Goodine went Tuesday to on
mover. n. H., where her daughter, Ida,
d her leg amputated. Miss Ida's many -
ends here wish her speedy recovery ~
A social dance was held in Gibson's to
II Friday evening, March "a. Klark's -
,hestra of Woodsville, n, H., furnished -
2 music ~
J. d McAllister was in Montpelier and -
RE Friday. nc