The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-06-14
RANDOLPH
Miss Mollie Putnam and Ralph II. Den
man Married Wednesday.

MISS molhc PUTNAM ana kalph H. bch
man Married Wednesday.
On Wednesday afternoon, June 10
Miss Mollie Ghamberlin, youngest daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. Putnam, was
united in marriage with Mr., Ralph Her
man Dcnman OF Ithaca, y. ", at the
home of the bride The pleasant home
was darkened and made beautiful by ar
tistic decorations of pink and white glad
ioli snap dragon and sweet peas with
ferns and palms, making the interior one
of beauty. The opening between the
rooms was festooned with chiffon, tied
with ferns and sweet peas and upon eth
er side of the door were large palms,
while about the rooms We're bouquets of
pink and white flowers in great profu'
sion. In this opening were placed kneel-
ing stools in white and here the couple
took their station, and Rev. Fraser Metz
ger performed the beautiful single ring
service. The couple were unattended
save by the little ring bearer Frances
I.amson, niece of the bride, who, dressed
in white, bore a basket of sweet peas in
the center of which was the ring used in
the ceremony. The bride was becoming
" gowned in gray silk, with silver lace
and carried a shower bouquet of brides
ments were served and the couple left for
short stay out of town, after which
they will return for a few days before
going TO their home in Ithaca, n. y. The !
brides going away suit was of gray, with !
hat to match. A large number of gifts |
of linen, silver, china, cut glass and pie
lures of a great variety were displayed, |
all testifyng to the love from large |
circle OF friends who wish for them much |
happiness. The bride was graduated
from the high school here in 1918 and
since that time has taught successfully
in several places. The groom also was
graduated from Cornell university in
1913 and, following the death of Profes-
sor Cook, came to the Center to take his
place in the agricultural school. Later
he returned to Ithaca and is now in the
United States school for aeronautics at
Cornell university The immediate rela-
tves and few neghbors only witnessed
the ceremony. The father of the bride,
Arthur g. Putnam, has severed his con
nection of long standing with the Meek
ms, Packard & Wheat company in
Springfield Mass, and is now Inspector
for the Springfield Aircraft corporation
factory in Springfield, but was home for
the wedding of his daughter, and also for
l.
Putnam, who is a member of the class
here. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Neville and
daughter of Concord, n. H., Mrs Neville
being sister of the bride above men ,
toned, were also here, as was also Mrs. :
Charles Waldo, a relative from Bethel.
The state board of education has ar
ranged with the prudential committee of :,
the Randolph graded school TO continue =
the teacher training department and Miss y
Eleanor j. Clark has been engaged as in \
structor at an increase in salary.
Miss Emma Moses, who has been in u
East Dedham, Mass, for the last year, :,
has returned and is now with her sister, =
Mrs. A. B. Gay, for a time u
Mrs. r. g. Morton and Miss Jennie =
Morton accompanied Mrs. Harry Morton ,
to her home in Hyde Park, Mass, to re- !,
main for two weeks, while Mr.. and Mrs u
Morton will take an auto trip.
Mrs. Theodore Williams has gone to u
n. H., to visit relatives for a !
few days.
All the teachers in the Randolph !
schools have been engaged to remain for Z
another year except Miss Olive Hanks in ;"
The sixth grade and Mrs. Glenn Dustin in
The third grade.
Principal anu AlTs. IL. ". nam are at
lending the commencement at North
,mpton this week OF Smith college. where
heir daughter, Miss Esther Ham, is one y
If the class. IS
Mrs. Watson Lamb of Somerville, tie
Mass, was in town this week calling W
lpon friends. fu
Miss Mary Dubois left Thursday for ga
N. Y, to pass some time to
nth her sister, Mrs. Clarence Hodges ia
Robert Harrison. who enlisted from
.ebanon, n H., several months ago in &c
he aviation corps and who has been To- IN
ated at Norfolk, Va, was in town for or
he graduation, the guest of Mr.. and
Irs. N. C. Buck. Fl
l.. d. Partridge, who has been in Yer to
ennes since last Saturday visiting his OF
aughters, returned home Thursday m'
Mrs. Henry Sparhawk of ST. Johns TO,
ury arrived here this week for few rIl
avs stay with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bell and daugh- ur'
IT of Gardiner, Me-, are passing the W.
eek with Miss Flora Bell do
Mrs. l.. W. Pratt of Moriah, n. Y, is Ho
he guest of her brother and wife, Mr.. thf
nd Mrs. Frank Stiles. hen
DIR. H. w. Holden has been in Burling- fitt
N this week attending the Masonic con ]
,ntion. sew
Mrs. E. E. Chaffee of Montreal is the
lest of her sister, Mrs. b. C. sheldon. Wis
r month. a
Mrs. w. B. Wall, after passing the W.
inter in Florida, returned this week to mo
r home for the summer. For the last Mis-
onth she has been visiting her niece, Is I
re-. Robert Coy, in New York. n
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