The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-16
RANDOLPH

A pretty home wedding took place
Sunday, Sept. 8, at 8 p. M. at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Boyden.
Woburn, Mass, when their daughter,
Vera Claire, became the bride of Louis
Stuart Young, son of Mr., and Mrs. Hard
| ing Young of that city DR.. William
| Wood Of the Methodist church officiated.
| observing the service of that church.
with the double ring ceremony. The bri-
dal couple were attended by Mrs. Ernest
Schleieher of Cochituate, a cousin of the
bride, as matron of honor, and Leon
Young, brother of the groom. as best
man. The bride was becomingly gowned
IN white satin, and wore veil caught
with orange blossoms. She carried bou-
quet OF bridal roses and maiden hair
fern The home was decorated with ferns
and cut flowers, making it scene Of
great beauty. Miss Edith Hall of Wo-
burn played Lohengrins wedding march,
The groom is a graduate of Woburn
high school and holds position in the
Boston postoffice. The bride, whose
home was at one time at Montpel-
Ter, was student in Montpelier
seminary and is graduate of the Wo.
burn high school, and attended LaselIe
seminary and New England Conserya
tory of Music She was soloist and
choir leader of the NJ. f. church in Wo-
burn for three years. Mrs. Young has
been frequent visitor in Randolph in
years past.
Miss Emily Harvey, recently returned
from India, where she has been at work
for the last Is years, spoke at the Meth
odist church on Sunday morning.
Mrs John Abbott, who has been pass.
ing the summer at the Sanford farm
left on Saturday for her home in Win
chester, Mass
. Mrs, w. Il. Lamson, who has been i'll
for weeks, was taken to the sanatorium
last week and on Saturday DR.. Gile of
Hanover arrived and performed diff
cult operation upon her She rallied
from the ether and was resting quietly
on Sunday.
Mrs. J. T. Tewksbury and Mrs. Matte
Copeland left Saturday night for Boston,
where they will pass most of the week
attending the International Alliance New
Thought convention and also attending
to some business matters.
Mrs. F. o. Copeland has returned from
a several weeks visit in Waterbury. |
Conn, and is again at the bank, where |
she assists part of the time.
Will George and daughter recently Wis |
tied in Stoneham, Mass, where they |
have relatives.
Miss Mildred Ballard: who has been
guest OF Miss Doris Lattimer, has gone
to her home in ST. Adams.
Mrs. Ida Stephens of Elmhurst, ILL.,, |
has been here the last week with her
cousin, Miss Nellie Billings.
Mrs. Olzendam and Miss Batchelder of
Woodstock met the ladies of the SUI
frage club at the home of Mrs Fraser
Metzger on Saturday afternoon and ap-
pointed Mrs. G. W. Patterson chairman
Of committee to secure names of won.
en- and also Of the voters, endorsing the
federal amendment. The canvass will
soon be begun.
Bells were rung on Saturday after
noon to proclaim the American victory.
and many at first thought it was fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Wood of st. Adams
,ame last week TO pass week with the
formers brother, F. w Wood, at the
Center.
S. L. Buttles of Kingston, Mass, Wis.
ted his sister, Mrs. Fidelia King, on
School street recently.
Miss Flora Bell who has been in Bos-
on to purchase goods for her store here,
vent to Portland and Gardner, Me-, TO
yisit her nephew and brother, Ernest
Austin and A. j. Bell.
Mrs. Whited of New York state is
PASSING several weeks here with her
laughter, Mrs. G. w Patterson.
Mrs. George Slack and her youngest
laughter arrived here from HiIlsdale,
dich,, last week, and Mr.. Slack will soon
DIN her, and they will make their home
ere for the present.
Miss Mary Morse of Springfield has
'een recent guest of friends in town.