The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-20
MONTPELIER
Miss Gussie Gertrude Yeti the Bride of
Louis A. Simons of Boston.

Miss Gussie Gertrude Yeti, daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac s. Yeti of IL Full
Ter street, Montpelier, was married las
evening to Louis A. Simons of Boston
son of Harris Simons of that city. tn
! ceremony was performed at o'clock a
the brides home by Rabbi Popkin o
Burlington in the presence Of larg'
number of guests. The house was pref
tily decorated with ferns and cut flowers
The bride was attended by her sister
Miss Rose Yeti, and the groom by hi
brother, Joseph Simons of Nashua, n. II
The bride wore white georgette crep'
embroidered with silver and carried lilies
Of the valley and roses. The bridesmaid
wore pink taffeta with hat to match anc
carried shower bouquet of roses.
The bride is a graduate of Montpelier
high school and Montpelier seminary
and for two years was employed as cash
Ter in the Yeti store at Barre. year in
the w B. Clark store at Burlington and
for the past year in the A. H. Temple
store in Montpelier. She has many
| friends in all three cities, especially in
Montpelier, where she has resided practi-
cally all of her life. The groom is a
graduate OF Manchester, n. H., high
school and is engaged in the shoe bust
ness on Bedford street, Boston. Mr.. and
Mrs. Simons left last evening on a we'd
ding trip to Atlantic City and other
places and will be at home in Boston
after Sept. Is.
Among those from out of town present
were: Madame Sarah H. Yeti of Bur-
lington, grandmother of the bride, who
is 95 years old, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Levin,
son and daughter, Mrs. Max Samuelson
and daughter, Flora, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo
seph Agel, Miss Mary Fine and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter krinovitz, all OF Burlington,
Harry Shapiro of Concord, n. H., DIR.
A. NJ. Simons of Hartford, Conn, Mr..
and Mrs NJ. S. Levin and son and daugh-
ter of Barre, A. Moss of Boston, A. Co
hen of Burlington, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Levin of New York City, Harry Edel-
stone and Mr.. and Mrs. William Edel
stone, Harris and Harry Simons, all of
Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Nurnburg of
Brockton, Mass, Joseph Simon of Nash
ua, n H., and Mrs |. Resnik and Louis
II. Reanik OF Manchester, n. H.
George Tarshis, the travelling salesman
who was held up last week when he APP
peared at the county clerks office and
asked permission to register, received his
registration card from New York City,
this forenoon and left this afternoon for
st. Johnsbury Tarshis told the officials
at the time of his arrest that he had
registered at Skowhegan, Me-, but that
the card had been lost in the mails and
he wished to register again. In the
meantime the clerk at Skowhegan was
informed of the trouble that had arisen I
and he replied that he had mailed the
card to Bronx, New York. A telegram
was received last evening by Sheriff /
Tracy informing him that the card had
been mailed from New York and it ar
rived this morning. Tsrshis was not de-
tanned at the jail during his wait for the
ard.
Mrs. Bernard P. Lewis and two sons of
Omaha. Neb., have arrived in the city
70 spend the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur a. Emery of Elm
street.
Miss Jessie Watson of Barre has COM
nenced work as stenogrspher in the office
If the deputy commissioner OF weights
md measures at the State House.
Nav D. Dwight left last evening for
Soselle. \. j., being called by the death
# her father, Rev. DR.. Henry o. Dwight.
She had been visiting in the city with
Ter aunt. Miss Adelaide Griswold of
state street.