The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-12-07
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Ella Sybil Barrett and Harold Carlton
Keller Married.

Keller Married.
Again the wedding bells have rum
this time at the home of Mr.. and MIR
o. f. Barrett, announcing the marriae
of their only daughter, Ella Sybil, t
Harold Carlton Keller of Morrisville, o
Nov. 2S, at 2 p. m, by Rev. Morton
Hale, pastor of the Congregations
church, of which Miss Barrett was
worthy member. The double ring serv
ice was used and the wedding march wa
played by Miss Inez Abbott, cousin o
the bride. The bride was gowned i
cream white and carried a bouquet o
carnations. The couple stood beneath a.
arch of evergreen hung with bridal bells
They were attended by Mr.. and Mrs
B. w. Barrett, brother and sister of tn
bride. The room was decorated witt
ropes of evergreen and white bells.
Immediately after the ceremony an in
formal reception was held, followed b,
refreshments of cake, sandwiches and co
Goa. Two tables decorated with greer
and white and laden with gifts from
relatives, friends and neighbors, consist
ing of silver, china and linen, testified t.
the esteem in which the bride was held
Conspicuous among the gifts was pail
of live geese feather pillows, decorated
with red, white and blue ribbon, from
the brides Sunday school teacher
The newly welded couple were con-
veyed in an auto decorated for the occa-
sion to the home of the groom's parents
in Morrisville, where they spent Thanks
giving After short wedding trip they
will reside at Torrington, Conn, where
the groom has position in a munition
factory The best wishes of their many
friends are extended to them in their
new home.
Those from out of town to attend the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. H, f. Keel
err. Howard Terrell and Miss Shippey of
Morrisville, relatives of the groom; Mr..
and Mrs Ben Barrett of st. Johnsbury,
Mrs. Winona Foster of Walden.
At the annual village meeting held
last Monday evening, the officers for the
coming wear were elected, most of them
having served in 1917: Moderator, Il. ID.
Waldo; trustees, l.. A. harrington, b. L.
Bruce and George Could treasurer, b.
G. Rogers; secretary, r. M. Hoyt: attor-
ney, l.. G. Lance; street commissioner,
j. M. Southwiek; fire wardens, first
Harry Walbridge, s. j. Norris, $. A. Mel
son, w. Kenaston, Z. NJ Bliss. One
hundred and tweIyy five dollars was vot-
ed for state road work, W. Myers SIS
for care of fire engine Forty-five cents
for expense of lights, sidewalk and in
debtedness.
News was received here Wednesday of
the serious illness of r. J. Bolster, who
so recently went from the store of Rog>
ers & Currier to Montgomery. The sym
pathy of friends is extended.
Mrs. Orvilla Smith has gone to Marsh
field to spend the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Hiram Wilson.
A quiet wedding took place at the
home of Mrs. Ella Kittredge on Wednes
day evening, Nov. 2s, when her son, Err
nest +. Perkins, and Miss George Ram
say of South Ryegate were united in
by Rev. A. A. Patt, pastor of
the NJ Z. church. They will reside in |
South Ryegate.
Miss Marjorie Wells is home from
Boston for few days.
Roscoe Hart has closed out laboring on
Mrs. Palmers farm and gone to parts
unknown,
As L. NJ. Bliss and j. NJ. Southwick |
we're returning home from chopping last
week. they saw five deer in the orchard |
If Wendall Hickie.
George B. Currier is home from the
raining camp at Plattsburg, n. Y. He
las been appointed second lieutenant in
lass c. having to report for duty Dec.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Heath were bust
less visitors in st, Johnsbury last week
tuesday.
Miss Mildred Smith is home for a
hort time from johnson Normal school.
Miss Mary McAllister of st. Johns
Jury spent last week with her father
nd other relatives here. 1
Selden Smith of Berkeley, Cal, spent
at the home of his brother,
'liny, where Is sat down to bountiful-
y laden table of good things.
Mrs. f. 4. Currier has returned from
everal weeks stay with her daughter,
lrs. Constable Palmer, in Durham, n. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rogers and
aughter, Winifred, were business visit
RS in Waterbury last week.
Rev A. A. Plat is planning to organ
e boy scout company and campfire
iris club.
Miss Pansy Smith was home from
oston to spend Thanksgiving at the
ONE of her brother, Pliny.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Gould and son were
lsness visitors in Waterbury last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bolton of II
amp Devens, Aver, Mass, were at Z. p
'albridge's and Aaron Bottoms over
on five days furlough.
When Harold Lance felled a tree in II
harles Cranes woods, he found large | II
,dgehog had been crushed beneath the
'p, where it had stayed while the tree
as being cut down.
George Stone of st. Johnsbury was in
'wn last week. III
j. W Butterfield was in South Wood III
Try last week in the interest of the
hools. III
The annual business meeting of the
church will be held Dec. vi
at p. m. in the yestry. III
Miss Esther Wells is home from Wei III
slew for few days. III
Will Rogers of Barre was recent III
lest at the home of his brother, George. III
Mrs. Kate Eastman has returned to III
lst Hardwick, after caring for her III
lighter, Mrs. NJ. Mcintyre, week. III
The Eastern Vermont Utilities Co has Ill
en- setting poles from Danville to the III
oodbury quarries. iii