The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-02-12
MONTPELIER
Miss Rose E. Doyle the Bride of Howard
B. Richardson.

Miss Rose E. Doyle the Bride of Howard
b. Richardson.
The marriage of Howard b. Richardson
OF Boston and Miss Rose L. Doyle,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Doyle OF
this city, took place at $3.50 o'clock this
morning at st. Augustines church in the
presence of a large number of relatives
and friends. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev p A. Nolin during the
| information of soft music. The brides
maid was Miss Nellie Doyle, sister of the
bride, while the best man was George j.
Paige of this city The ushers were
| G. H. Lawrence and Vincent O'Neill.
The bride was becomingly gowned in a
travelling suit OF blue with hat to-
match and carried Killarney roses. The
bridesmaid wore blue suit with a hat
of taupe and blue and carried American
Beauty roses. Following the ceremony,
the bridal party went to the home of
the brides parents on Barre street, where
a wedding breakfast was served to a
large number of friends. Monday even
ing a reception was given at the home
of the bride, at which about 100 friends
were present. The bride was entertained
at dinner at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
C. C. Paige Sunday. They received a !,
large number of wedding presents.
The groom is a native of Bar Harbor,
Me-, graduate in the civil engineering |
course of the University of Maine and
has been active in his vocation for some
time. He had charge of the construction |
of the overpass near Harry Tabor's last
year His offices at present are with the
Boston & Maine railroad at the North 1
station in Boston The bride is native
of Montpelier She was graduated from
st. Michael's school and then from
Mount st. Mary's academy in Burling
ton. For two years she has been EN-
ployed as saleslady in the Bowman
ladies clothing store in Montpelier Both
have a large number of friends in the
city.
Among those in town to attend the
ceremony were Mrs. Katherine Deadly
and three daughters, Miss Margaret Bull
ger of Winooski, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Welch, Miss Bridget McAuliffe, Mrs j. :
NJ. Donahue and daughters, Miss Mar q,
garet and Miss Anna Donahue, and
Dewey Donahue of Mortified, Mrs. J. c.
Hurley and daughter of st. Adams, Mrs
T. Wetmore. Mrs. u. J. Owens, Miss !
Anna Carroll and Robert Murphy of :
Barre. Their wedding trip will include :
visit in New York :
An official visit of the state officers of =
he J. 0. L. A. NJ. took place Monday
vening when Rev. L. W. Sturtevant of
Cast Burke and Secretary A. 4. White
# Montpelier, representing the state
IL A Is T..
council in Montpelier. Mr.. :,
'turtevant made an excellent address 7
Ipon the fraternity supporting the gov G
rnment in the present war and giving N
t their finances and assistance in every 81
say possible. Following the meeting an r
yster supper was served -
William II. Jeffrey, secretary of the {,
oard of charities and probation, spoke
{ o'clock Monday afternoon to the
eachers of the Montpelier public schools,
here being about 40 attending the con-
erence. He took as his theme, "A Days =
York" the story of which appeared in :
he Times Monday, for the day which :,
e selected to talk about was last FRI :,
ay, when he visited St Adams and cor
ected many of the existing conditions
, that city and he is not vet finished
18th the job. He leaves Wednesday for
oston for two days study of methods
sed i'm different institutions in that :,
ty, whose work is along similar lines to 81
is He takes with him child from st. u
lbans. whose case will be studied with %
ppes of improving her condition and
aalth
The local organization for the purpose
selling thrift stamps met in the city
unci room Monday afternoon, when of
G. Rowland of Barre spoke TO them, fr
planning the campaign as it has been
apped out by the state director of war
wings stamps. F. a. Rowland, and the
Irious committees were given campaign
after for the drive which will be made.
Pursuant to a dispensation given by sti
G imperial potentate, Mount Sinai fu
mple, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, held tn
special communication in The Masonic
II in Montpelier Monday afternoon for ole
e purpose Of comforting initiation upon 70
ch soldiers as wanted to take the obi roo
tions before they were called away Lar
nm this state to war service. Two APP u.s.
AIRED. They were Lieut. Morgan l.. its
,nnahs and Lieut. Carl Johnston of
ri Ethan Allen. In addition to these,
demits. They were Dean ;. Bliss of ish
rnwalL Gilbert L. Valentine and !
aries H. Jones of Burlington. c. +. me
ossarth of Burlington presided at the
as acting potentate.
leheon was served after the meeting.
is gives total membership Of l.0S6.
e next communication occurs June 10.
The defendant in the hearing which
X place before Judge I. F. Slack Mon
' afternoon was Martin Wheeler OF
lais instead Of Martin Andrews. as
Ioriorial information made II appear.
\ new candidate has appeared fer al
man in ward q. In fact. Louis y
ne IS the first man in the city To an
lnce that he is really a candidate for
honor. Mr.. Jerue was candidate
D wears ago and came within three
IS OF getting the nomination. His
.nds asked him TO file nomination pa
:. which he refused to do and now
presents his name a. a candidate He
lived in the ward s. wears, he says,
believes be j. entitled to the nom
fion- II J. Fiannery. who has served