The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-09-03
BETHEL
Knight Merrill Wedding a Barnard Sun
day Afternoon.

win as ring bearer. Rev. VIII =. Har-
vey performed the ceremony The brid.
al march was played by Mrs. w. G. Har.
vey The bride wore gray satin and
georgette crepe and carried sweet peas
The maid of honor wore beaver taffeta
and georgette and carried sweet peas
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. n.
Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Merrill and
son, Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs E, W Cor
win, Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Knight and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Rowe Mr.
Knight expects TO leave for Camp Dick,
Texas, after short wedding trip
through New Hampshire. He has just
completed course in aviation at Prince
ton, N. j. Mrs. knight win resume her
duties in the Office of the Bethel Tannery
Inc.
y A remarkable pyramid Of color and
life is formed in c. F. Shepard's gar
den by dense growth of scarlet run.
mar beans over the top of and all around
AN Is foot tree trunk which serves as a
lpols for the rankest growth of beans
seen hereabout.
H. o. Maynard and family of Wind
Igaret Maynard has been at the home Of
her son, w 7. Maynard, the past week.
Miss Hilda Gravelle and Donald Ora
velle of st, Adams were guests last
week at Mrs. F. p Mitiguys.
George Il. Kimball has been at Lake
lDunmore for few days fishing. His
place at the Atlantic and Pacific tea
store was taken by Mr. Webb OF Fair
Haven.
Henry j. Noble moved yesterday from
Braintree to his new home on Royalbon
hill
Mrs. w. Fl. Allen has returned from
Burlington, where she underwent an OPP
leration on her throat last week at the
Mary Fletcher hospital. During her alb
lsence her daughter stayed at Hugh G.
Wilson's.
John A. Aldrich and Miss Edna T..
Byam were married Sunday afternoon at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Byam. They will make
their home in town, Rev. j. Wesley
Miller officiated and there were present
small group of near relatives.
Persons in town over Sunday and La
Dor day included John w, George from
Concord, N. H., Palmiro Rossi, Louis
Vittreau, V. Lawless from Springfield,
Mass, Gilman Marshall from White
River junction.
Miss Bernice Rogers has returned TO
her work at Northampton, Mass, after
three weeks caring for her mother, who
is improved in health.
Bennett o. Johns enlisted recent
ly in the army in the 5th Co. quarter
masters corps at Camp Meigs, Washing
ton, d. C.
Miss Helen Brooks went this morning
to Springfield, Mass, to resume teaching
Eugene Farr, who has been boarding
at Fl. H. Shepard's, has gone to Roches-
ter to live with relatives.
Mrs. Rose Aldrich and Miss Bernice
-Aldrich are visiting friends in Spring.
field
f. F. Mccullough entertained the mem
bers and friends of the Methodist church
at a corn roast last evening.
Mrs. NJ T. Merrill has been entertain
ing Mrs Myrtle Clark of Randolph. This
morning Mrs Merrill went to Montpel-
Ter for few days visit with her son
A son was born yesterday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Avery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stafford and their
daughter Irene, came Friday from Ches-
ter, Pa, and yesterday Mr.. Stafford left
for army service, TO which he was called
recently, his wife and child remaining
at C. D. Cushing's
Rev. Louis l. Holway of Barnard
while using an axe in his woodshed, cut
cash in one hand between the thumb
and forefnger from which blood flowed
freely and after first aid by his wife he
twas brought TO the sanatorium for fur
Nther treatment
The village schools re.opened this
morning with the following teachers:
High school, Waldo T. Davis of Clinton,
Mass, principal; Miss Zilpah Ranney of
lPittsfeld, Mrs. S. i Abbott and Miss
Daisy Kenyon Of Huntington assistants;
Mrs. f. c. Putnam, singing teacher;
Misses Jessie Archibald of Chelsea,
Mass, Frances Dyer and Geneva Drag
don of Franklin, Me, Miss Ruth Leonard
of Stockbridge grade teachers,
Labor day was observed by nearly
complete cessation of private business
throughout the village
Miss Gladys and Esther Holbrook and
Gordon Holbrook Of Lancaster, n H.,
came yesterday to visit at z. Z. Hol.
/ brooks.
Orrin Savage of Saranac Lake, N. Y,