The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-10-13
SOUTH RYEGATE

Miss Margaret Stephens and Charles
+. Goodall of st. Johnsbury were quietly
married at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Stephens
Tuesday noon the officiating clergyman
being Rev. Mr.. Martin of the Nj. i,
church, st. Johnsbury. At the close OF
the ceremony wedding breakfast was
served, after which the happy couple
were driven to Wells River, where they
took the train for Washington, ID. G.,
On their return from two weeks
trip Mr. and Mrs Goodall will be at
home to their friends at @ Autumn
street, st. Johnsbury, Mrs. Goodall hav-
ing been a very successful teacher IN
that town for the past three years and
Mr.. Goodall having employment with
the Fairbanks Scale company and being
well and favorably known there. Their
mnay friends extend good wishes and
congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tells 4. Cole went
Wednesday to Littleton, n. H., where
they will spend few days helping
Rev. and Mrs. T.. c. Langford to get
settled in their new home Mr.. Lang
ford is looking forward to being a
house -owner for the first time in his
life and also to having garden after
26 years gardenless existence.
South Ryegate's quota of the war IL
brary fund is being raised by 10
cent subscription, the soliciting being
done by the village librarian, Miss Mar
ion j. Hall. The amount has now
reached eight dollars plus, and it is ex-
pected that it will reach $40. Ryegate
and East Ryegate have, between them,
rasied $l3 for this fund.
Miss Annie LaClair spent Sunday in
Burlington.
The Sargent Tewksbury families, with
DIR. and Mrs. G.. w. Darling and Mr..
and Mrs. b. II. Hooker and daughter,
Phoebe, of Bradford, motored Saturday
to Lowell, Mass, returning Tuesday.
Mrs. James Craigie has been appointed
town organizer of the Liberty loan cam
pagin and has, in turn, appointed Mrs.
George Sanderson and Miss Ellen Bone
a committee to canvass the village and I
to dispose of as many bonds as possible
These ladies are already at work and it
is hoped that they will find everyone
sufficiently alive to their own interests
and their country's welfare to Buy
Bond"
The recital by Rev. G. w. Douglass
was much enjoyed by a good-sized au-
dience and the Red Cross society re-
reived the welcome sum of $40 as their
share of the proceeds.
Mrs Jennie Hooker, with her daugh
Ter, Gwendolyn, has gone to North '
Thetford, where she will keep house i:
for Mrs Charlotte Lord
Mrs. Osgood Wheeler of Lancaster, n. !
H., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. B. P.
Irowe, this week.
Rev S. T. Simpson, who intended re- =
urning from presbytery Saturday, was
detained by the critical illness and death
# his brothers wife in Lynn, Mass. :
here were no services in the Presby i
erian church Sunday, but it is expected !.
hat Mr.. Simpson will return in time -
o conduct the regular services next y
sunday. ~
Mrs. Leon Odell of Windsor is spend
Nc the week with her sister, Mrs. w. S. =
arquharson.
The week beginning Oct. 81 has been al
ct aside for the pledge-card campaign u
Or food conservation and Mrs. J. +.
IcLam, Miss Marion Hall and Mrs. j.
orbes Beaton have been elected as the al
illage committee. "
The many friends of Mrs. G. P. Blake tr
Woodsville are sorry to hear that tn
here is prospect of her having to I'M 81
ergo second operation, the first one ia
two weeks ago not having proved to Is
c successful. -
The village school held no sessions on s.
riday, it being Columbus day The Is
ores also closed at 10 a. m. for the h
ny. r.
Mrs. Glennon of Winooski is assist lG
g Mrs. +. J. Doe. m
Friends in South Ryegate will be in e
rested to hear of the marriage of Max Is
oe to Miss Maud Rumsey of Wells r.
iver. Mr.. Doe is employed at the r.;
ltson brothers market at Wells River. u
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