The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-06-13
RANDOLPH
Body of David Dyer Has Not Yet Been
Recovered from River.

Recovered from RIVER.
All efforts to recover the body of the
late David Dyer, who was drowned Mon
day, have been unavailing up to this
date, although there have been parties
out, nearly every moment of daylight
since the accident occurred. With the
cessation of the rain the water is going
down, and it is hoped that the body may
be discovered soon. Mrs. Dyer, the wife
of the deceased, is in a very nervous
condition, and the time of waiting for
the body is proving very severe test
| for her.
A very pretty wedding was solemnized
on Saturday evening, June 9, at s o'clock,
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Lewis Flint,
| 100 South Willard street, Burlington,
+, when Ruth Eyangeline, elder daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Hale Flint of this place,
and sister of Lewis Flint, at whose home
the wedding took place, was united in
marriage to William David Hamilton of
Middlebury. The ceremony was per-
formed by the groom's uncle, Rev. John
A. Hamilton, pastor of the Methodist
church at Burlington, and the double
ing scifitt MdS ODStlNtu. Ilef- Es
Herrick, grandfather of the bride, offered
prayer. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Emma Flint, as bridesmaid.
The grooms best man was Roy Harris
of Middlebury college. The decoratio
were of ferns, japanese honeysuckle and
roses; and during the ceremony, the
bridal party stood under the United
States flag. The bride is graduate of
the Randolph high school, and the groom
graduated from Middlebury high school
and from the Vermont state school of
agriculture at Randolph Center, and is
now a member of Co. G of the National i
iuard at Fort Ethan Allen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton left at once in shower
of confetti for Middlebury. The guests
present from out of town were Mr.. and
Mrs, Hale Flint from this place, parents
of the bride, Rev. L. +. Herrick, grand |
father of the bride, from Milton, Mr., |
and Mrs. Charles l.. Jewett, Alex l..
Hamilton and Roy Harris of Middlebury, |
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Hamilton, who
have just returned from Florida.
Scott Hatch and son, Scott Hatch, jr.,
of Edgerton, Wis, were in town on Tues
day to visit Miss Alice Hatch.
Frank Herrick has bought of George
Davenport the express business at the
station and is again at his old place, he
having taken possession on Monday
morning.
Mrs. Melissa Chadwick and d. C.
Woodward left on Sunday for Mohonk
lake, n. ", where they went to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Phillips. Mrs. Chad
wick will remain for an indefinite time,
but Mr.. Woodward will return after a
few days.
Rev. Fraser Metzger and E. w. Tewks-
bury, who were in Island Pond on Sun
lay, where Mr.. Metzger delivered bac-
,alaureate sermon before the graduating
lass, returned by automobile on Mon
lay.
DR.. H. W. Holden is in Burlington this
week attending the Masonic gatherings
md also is delegate to the Red Cross
meeting now in session there.
Silver Cross circle of Kinks Daugh-
.ers held their regular meeting at the
parish house on Tuesday afternoon with
/ good attendance. The afternoon was
passed in the usual business and on the
var relief work. Ii was voted at this
ime TO give S25 toward the million dol
ar fund which is soon to be raised for
he assistance of the needy in France.
DIR. Metzger, who was in New York last
week, came in and gave short talk on
$ object of the fund, Five dollars was
lso voted to furnish material for the
sed Cross work. The next meeting will
e held at East Granville, with Mrs.
bertha Nickerson, when the party will
e conveyed to that place by automobile.
Mrs. Florence Osteyee and her daugh-
err, Miss May osteyee, left home Mon
ay morning for Poultney, where they
yill attend the commencement exer-
ses and also visit The formers sister