The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-27
RANDOLPH
Pretty Wedding for Miss Marian Neill
and Clifford Z. Ioslyn.

A pleasant wedding was solemnized at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. t. e. NELL on
Maple street Wednesday evening at $3.50,
when Marion, their second daughter, and
Clifford Everett, youngest son of #. A.
Joslyn, were united in marriage, Rev.
Fraser Metzger was the officiating clergy
man, and the double ring service was
observed. The bride was gowned in
white georgette crepe, over white satin
and wore veil, carrying bouquet of
bridal roses. The couple, attended by
Miss Florence Neill and Edward Gran
DALI the latter classmate of the groom,
descended a staircase which had been
prettily trimmed with evergreen, ferns,
and white daisies, the wedding march
being played by Mrs. Earl Baird Of
Waitsfeld. The ceremony took place in
the bay window, which had been banked
with ferns and white daisies, this being
also the scheme used in the parlor. The
bride was given away by her father,
and her younger sister, Miss Pauline
Neill, was the bridesmaid. The maid of
honor wore a dress of fesh-colored crepe
and the bridesmaid one of cream-colored
georgette crepe. Both wore corsage bou-
quets of pink roses. A reception was
held in the dining room. The decorations
here were of forget me -nots, pinks and
maidenhair ferns The refreshments
were presided over by Miss Lavonne
Skinner of Waitsfeld, Miss Mary Morse
of Springfield and Miss Irene Childs of
Moretown Mr.. and Mrs. Joslyn left
Immediately on wedding trip and later
will pass month at Highgate Springs,
The brides going away dress was of blue
taffeta, with cape and hat to match. A
quantity of presents, including cut glass:
silver and money, were displayed. a
beautiful chest of silver was presented
to them by Mr.. and Mrs. T, A. loslyn.
The guests from out of town were Mr..
and Mrs, w. j. McGlafiin and Mrs. l., Il.
Dix Of Northfield, Miss June Joslyn of
Montcair, N. j., Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Joslyn of Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. j. L..
Baird and son, Mark, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Baird, Mr.. and Mrs. James Neill
and V. d. Griffith of Waitsfield. The
couple expect to take up farming later.
The groom is u graduate of Vail Agricul-
tural school.
Miss Mary Lawson of Rutland, the
school, visited here last week and went
over the work with Miss Lucille DeRey
nolds Miss Lawson has been teaching
the same method in the Brandon high
school and comes we'll recommended.
Miss DeReynolds has had the co-opera-
ton Of the pupils and her work in dra-
MATES has been unusually good Miss
DeReynolds expected to take years
rest with her parents, but subcommittee
OF school near her home offered her
substantial raise in salary and she ac-
cepted the offer and will teach in the high
school next year.
Supt. g. w. Patterson left for New
York early Wednesday morning On ac-
count of unexpected difficulty in procur-
ing his passport, it is not certain when
he will sail from New York. Mrs Pat
tcrson will remain in Randolph till the
school work is all closed up for the year.
Miss Eta Chamberlin, a teacher in
Montpelier, has come to pass her yaca
tion here at her rooms, and Miss Vernie
Chamberln, another teacher, from Sax
onville, Mass, has joined her here for
her rest from teaching.
Mr. and Mrs. g. p. Lamson left by
automobile this week for New York City
to attend the wedding Of Mrs. Lamson's
brother, Leslie Ferguson.
Miss Mabel Guyette has gone TO White
hail. N. Y, to pass few days with her
father, who resides there, and on her re.
turn she will visit in Springfield