The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-09
CABOT
Miss Hazel May Perry and Harold J
Grey OF Worcester, Mass, Married.

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Grey Of Worcester, Mass, Married.
A pretty wedding was solemnized q
the home OF Mr., and Mrs. w. j. PER-
= ON Monday, July =, when their younges
daughter, Hazel May, became the brid
n OF Harold j. Grey Of Worcester, Mas
!. To the strains of the wedding marcel
: rendered by Lila j., sister of the bride
they entered the room and took thei
/, place within bower of evergreen an
1 bridal wreath blossoms. The ceremon,
was performed by Rev. NJ. w. Hale, pas
tor of the Congregational church, tn
single ring service being used. The brid
was attired in travelling suit of mid
night blue and white hat. Simple re
freshments were served. The presents
included silver, china, linen and money
Only immediate relatives of the families
were present. The bride is graduate
of Montpelier seminary, class of 1916
The groom is employed as bookkeeper il
a steel plant in Worcester, Mass. The
couple left by auto for Montpelier, and
thence to Worcester, Mass. Guests from
out of town were Forest Grey of Worces.
ter, father OF the groom; Mrs. Nettie f
Perry OF Mortified Farms, Mass, Mrs
Elizabeth j. Waldo and two daughters
Misses Fannie and Edith Waldo of West
Danville.
Mrs. Viola Harvey is caring for Mrs.
Fanny Osgood.
Miss Margaret Winters went to New
Hampshire to spend few days with
relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cole of Barre,
Miss Alice Blodgett of Brookline, Mass,
Dean Blodgett of Barre and Master Hugh
Mclean of st. Johnsbury were at their
old home, now owned by 0rson Blodgett,
July 4. They were joined by Mrs. Jen-
ME Hickie and son, Wendsll, and Mr.. and
Mrs. McBrian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Walker attend
ed the graduating exercises at U. V. NJ.
at Burlington, where their daughter,
Marion was one of the graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Russell were guests
at Hiram Russell's over the Fourth.
Mrs. NJ Mcintyre accompanied friends
to the White mountains recently.
Dorothy Gearwar is spending a few
days with friends in New Hampshire.
n. NJ. Wheeler recently purchased
registered heifer in Berlin for sls5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winnie Wheeler were
business visitors in Berlin recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sprague have
employment in New Hampshire for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll st. John of Brad
ford are visiting relatives in Marshfield. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond harrington are
spending few days in Williamstown.
While working for j. NJ. Southwick |
last Friday, Orlando Heath saw two fine
deer grazing a short distance away. At
first they were not frightened but as
soon as the moving machine was put in
operation they fled to the woods.
NJ B. Hoyt was a guest of friends in
craftsbury last week.
Miss Nellie Williams has closed her
school teaching for the year at STRAIT
lord, Conn, and is spending few weeks
1t j. NJ. Southwick's.
Mrs. Nettie Perry of Mortified Farms,
Mass, is a guest at w j. Perry's for a
ew days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest st. John and two
hildren were guests at Harry Wal
ridges over the Fourth.
Rev. and Mrs. |. A. Ranney of Barton
we're entertained over the Fourth at J. T.
)rew's.
Cabot showed its patriotism July by
aising three flags in the afternoon, one
yer Main street, one on society hall
rom the w. r. c.. another on the tri
ngle lawn near the Congregational 4,
hurch. The exercises, which were very
and inspiring, were deliv-
red on the park near the soldiers monu-
rent. Rev. /. A. Ranney offered prayer,
hitch was followed by remarks by Supt.
w. Butterield, song by male quartet, I
peeches by Rev. J. S. Grassland and Rev.
[. w. Hale The exercises were inter
oersed with music by Msrshfeld band.
e cream and popcorn were served by
ne ladies of the Red Cross. The net
roceeds amounted to s2S.