The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-08-24
CABOT
Miss Maidsne wsibridge and DR.. Bolton
Married

Married.
A very pretty wedding took place Q
Saturday evening Aug. is, at the hon
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Wslbridge, whe
their daughter, Maidene Elsie, was unit
ed in marriage with DR.. Raymond B. Bo
ton. The house was attractively deco
rated throughout with cut flowers an
ferns, the color scheme in the psrlo
being pink and white, with an arch o
evergreen in one corner. intertwined wit
ropes Of sweet peas. Preceding the wed
ding march, pleasing musical program
was rendered, consisting of a selection
by the Walbridge orchestra and voca
solo, "oh Promise Me- by Mrs. +. 7
walbridge, with violin obligato by Mis-
Merns Walbridge.
The bridal party entered the parlol
to the opening strains of Mendelssohn
wedding march, played by Miss Emma
Packer of Marshfeld. The flower girl
little Miss Jennie Smith, scattered
sweet pea blossoms, followed by the ring
bearers, June Smith and Master Rich
ard Gould. The bride and groom were
attended by Miss Alice Blodgett OF
Barre and Wendall Hickie of Orange
City, Fla. Miss Blanch Walla of
Chelmsford, Mass, and Maurice E. Wal
bridge, brother of the bride, Miss Merna
walbridge and Miss Ruth Bolton.
After the ceremony, which was per-
formed by Rev. Morton w. Hale, pastor
of the Congregational church in Cabot, a
reception was held, followed by we'd
ding supper, served in the dining room.
The bride was prettily attired in white
batiste and carried shower bouquet
of pink and white roses. The brides
maids carried sweet peas and carnations.
Many beautiful gifts Of silver, linen and
money were received.
Among the out of town guests pres
emit were Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Tabor of
Calais, Mrs. Louise Bell of East Hard
wick and Mrs. Francis Goodale of Bar
net
DIR. Bolton is a graduate OF Lyndon
agricultural school and Michigan agri-
cultural college. He has a commission
as second lieutenant in the United
States army and is now waiting d call
to the front The bride is graduate of
Montpelier seminary, has been a success
full teacher for the past three years and
is very accomplished musician.
Born, in Cabot, Aug. 20, a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. WILDER Rowland.
Aug. son was born to Mr.. and |
Mrs. Aaron Button.
of Barre were guests at Ralph Hopkins
recently.
Albert Rogers went to Mary Fetch
er hospital Tuesday, where he under
went an operation for strangulated her
mia. At last reports he was doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S. Haines and Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Haines have been camping
at Joe's pond the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvis Hale of Danville
have been spending several days in town
with relatives.
Max McConachie spent Sunday with
his aunt, Mrs. L. W. Burbank. He is
stoPphiS at IHoHueiobd, awaiting iu
her orders.
Fred Waldo and wife are visiting at
=. ID. Waldos and Walter Perry's.
Mrs. Il. T. Smith and two daughters,
Mrs. Warner Smith and Mrs. Emma !
Stewart, took an auto ride to the White
Mountains Sunday.
Miss Phyllis Webster was a guest of q
riends from Montpelier, who camped at i
oe's pond several days this week. s
Mrs. Ellen Webster received the sad t
ews last week of the death of her b
rother, Alden Norcross, in California, s
nth whom she spent the past winter
That Che public may know what Cabot :,
lniliary of the Red Cross is accomplish =
,g, the following report is submitted y
rticles already sent to headquarters =
re: Is pajama suits, three dozen com
,rt bags complete; articles on hand 2
,adr for sh;nr,ant oro o. s,ro,;oaI Lit. B
pairs stocking, eight dozen knitted II
,onges, two face cloths. There is mat CT
rial on hand yet to make a dozen pa
mas. Many members are knitting 3
ockings, face cloths, and sleeveless d.
ckets. 1t may be interesting to note I'll
lat all articles go to supply the needs
our own soldier boys until the state "
'adquarters have the required amount at
garments and necessary articles. The pa
ficers are much gratifed with the man hs
II in which the town people have re- vi
onges, two face cloths. Their els ma
18th contributions and work accom- III
ished by the women and children. We m
all need yet more assistance in both r,
ays, and trust that your generosity 4.
IL still be Forthcoming.
Maurice Walbridge has been camping La
few days with friends at Joes pond, ia
d while there caught an eel that m,
assured nine feet nine inches and 20
ighed five pounds. nj.
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