The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-28
RANDOLPH
Marriage Of Miss Katherine Dudley and
Leslie ii. Ball.


There was very pretty wedding a
Tho Ball homestead at Randolph Cen
ter ON Wednesday afternoon, when Les
lie Hatfield Ball and Miss Katherine
Emma Dudley were united In marriage
by Rev. Fraser Metzger. Al 2i30 the
couple entered the parlor and took their
places under an arch OF evergreen and
pink roses, where the marriage service
was read, the single ring service being
observed. Miss Ruth Ball, sister OF the
groom, played Mendessohn's wedding
march The bride was becomingly
dressed in white wolfe and carried bou.
quet of pink and white sweet peas The
decorations were pink and white with
green, and were very artistic, and beau.
tiful. In the living room the decora
tions were of buttercups, daisies and
yellow roses. Following the ceremony,
refreshments Of ice cream were served
by Miss Ruth Ball, Misses Clara Smith
and Marjorie and Helen Morse. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ball left for a short automobile
trip, after which they will live at the
Ball farm The brides travelling suit
was navy blue satin with hat to match.
Many beautiful gifts of china, cut glass,
silver and linen, and sum Of money
were received. Mr.. and Mrs. Ball were
both graduates of the Randolph high
school, class of 1912 Mr.. Ball after
wards attended the Albany Business col
lege and has since that time carried on
the farm of his late father, +. T. Ball.
Mrs. Ball graduated from the University
of Vermont in 1919, and has been a sue
eessful teacher in North Bennington and
the Barre high schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Parent of Rich
mond, p. O., came here yesterday
and are the guests of Miss Lucille Grant.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Woodwork and Donald are
in Montpelier for a several days stay |
Fl. G. Kibbee of Concord, n. H, was
in Randolph and Brookfield for few |
days stay recently.
Miss Gladys Cantlin of Lebanon, ~ |
H., is passing some time with friends
here.
Carroll Billings, who has been in
N. H., since Monday, re-
turned home on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lamb of Gran
vile are visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
bell and other relatives in town.
Miss Rita Calvin of West Brookfed,
Mass, came on Thursday for an over
light stay with Mr.. and Mrs. s. s.
Vhitcomb, and the following day went
o Rochester to pass some time.
j. Clyde Preston and Miss Florence
Nay Heath of East Randolph were mar
led at the home of the bride ON Wednes-
lay
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Wells Harrington and
heir daughters, Misses Evelyn and Irene,
# Eagle Bridge, n. Y, and Miss Lucinda
Harrington of Hoosick Falls, n. Y, were
It l.. f. Butman's over Sunday.
Miss Genieve Lamson, who has been I
ttending the University of Chicago for =,
he past year, and Howard Brooks of
d. c., have come TO pass the +
ummer with Mr.. and Mrs W. f. Lam
on.
Misses Marion Salisbury and Helen )
ferril entertained twenty young ladies
{ the formers home Tuesday evening
/ honor of Miss Helen Blanchard. This
arty took the form of a shower, and
here was found on the sun porch large
asket decorated in national eolors, j
hitch was filled with gifts for Miss a
blanchard. f
Henry Tobey is very i'll and weak at
is home in the Stockwel block, and 4
is brother, Guy Tobey, of Hinesburg, {
nd son of Burlington have been here r
his week to see him.
X. w. Morse, who is here from Hart. 3
,rd, Conn., is repairing his place in i
ethel Gilead during his stay here. :;
DIR. J. p. Clifford received a telegram -
ON the adjutant general at Washing
IN, rendering him commission as cap a.
in in the medical reserve corps, L. S.
;, and asking for a reply by wire. DR.. G
fford accepted and expects TO be called
service soon. Fifteen days are usually n
ven for parties to arrange their af
IRIS before leaving.