The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-05-20
RANDOLPH
Malcolm S. Warwick of Windsor and
Miss Hazel May Brown Married.


Miss Hazel May Brown Married.
A very pleasant wedding was cele-
brated on Saturday evening at o'clock
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Brown on the Emerson terrace, when
their only child, Hazel Mae, was united
in marriage TO Malcolm Sheridan War
wick of Windsor. Rev Fraser Metzger
was the officiating clergyman, who used
the single ring ceremony. The bride
was beautifully and becomingy gowned
in white silk, and carried bouquet. of
pink sweet peas, and was unattended.
The couple entered the parlor to the mu
sic of the bridal march from Lohengrin,
| played by Miss Iris Buck, and took their
station near the opening in the rooms,
which had been decorated for the ocea-
sion, and here the words were read, in
the presence of few friends and rela
tives. Light refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served following, and the
guests soon departed, leaving them to re-
main till the night train, when they re-
turned TO their future home in Wind
sor. The brides going away gown was
of blue with hat to match. The bride is
very well known in town, having lived
here, and is a favorite with the young
people with whom she has associated for
almost her lifetime The groom holds
the responsible position of ticket agent
for the Central Vermont and Boston &
Maine railroads, where he has been for
the last year and a half, going from
this station where he was formerly EN-
poyed Mr.. Warwick was graduated
from the Indiana School of Telegraphy,
and has also since held positions OF trust.
He is native of the state of Mississippi
and his brother, Earl Warwick, came
from Fort Hamilton, n. Y, where he is
member of the coast artillery, to see
his brother for the first time in the last
seven years, and was present at the cere-
mony. Miss Florence Williston of Hol
yoke, Mass, cousin. was also present
at the ceremony. The decorations were
of pink in the parlor in which the cere
mony took place, and in the dining room
the color scheme was yellow. Beautiful |
gifts were also displayed, and included |
cut glass. silver, linen and some china.
A chatting dish, the gift of Mr.. War
wick's fellow employees at Windsor, was
also seen.
Twin daughters were born on Friday
night to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chambers,
at the sanatorium The children and
mother were all doing well at the last
reports The girls are the granddaugh
tiers of DIR. and Mrs. G. W. Scott, and
Mr. and Mrs Chambers of this place, the
mother being Ruth Scott, and the ia
Their, Robert Chambers, who is now
Somewhere in France" in service.
Mr.. and Mrs s. S. Whitcomb, who
have been in Bellows Falls for the last
week, came home on Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs r, S. Whitcomb bringing them home
by automobile.
Miss Emma Seymour returned on Sat
lrday from ten days stay in Clare
mont, n H., where she had been with
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford AveriIl.
Mr. and Mrs Heber Holman, who were
allied to Warren by the death of Mrs.
eliza Banister, and afterwards visited
,ere, went to their home in New Ha
ZEN, Conn, on Friday.
Rev George Smith, pa stor of the Meth
,dist church in Randolph Center, occu- {
lied the pulpit of the Methodist church
IN Sunday morning in exchange with !
Kew S. H. Moore the regular pastor.
1t is proposed TO start to-day on the
Red Cross drive, with the purpose of |
aising 81 900 the first day, and it was
from the different pulpits y
that if this was accomplished
he church bell would ring al Q O'Clock
his evening, to announce the fact.
Howard Holden of Windsor came Fri
ay night 10 be present at the school
lay given in the Chandler Music hall,
nd on Sunday was taken back by his
arents. DIR. and Mrs. Holden, by auto
Mobile.
Charles Adams OF Waterbury came on
aturday night to join his family here
nd also to visit his father, J. B. Adams,
nd learn of his mothers condition, who
now making good recovery from an
which she underwent at the
anatorium one week ago.
The following named men have been
sled to report at Montpelier on May
5: Harold r. Tatro, Jerry c. Jarvis,
orrest L. Barnaby. Arthur Seymour,
con NJ Stokes Guy l., Flint, Wayne
Hedges, Burton ?. Flint, Elmer f.
reen. Roy NJ. Bragg. -
Abbie T. Clarke was in Springfield on
riday evening with other grand officers
the Order OF Eastern Star. to attend
lie meeting of Ramona chapter.
Mr. and Mrs. ~ c. Buck returned on
riday night from Barre. where they had
,en for the last week attending the
ate meeting of the Odd Fellows, and
e Rebekahs.
Mrs Ray 0rdway, VINO has been at
e sanatorium for few days stay, has
turned home and is now much inn
owed and constantly gaining
The merchants in town will give ten
r cent of their profits from sales on
lesday to the Red Cross fund.