The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-30
MONTPELIER
Miss Lillian Mary Henry and Enoch w
Lyman, Latter of Waltham, Married.

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The marriage Of Miss Lillian Mary
Henry of Montpelier and Enoch William
Lyman of Waltham, Mass, took place at
? o'clock this afternoon at st. Angus
tines rectory, being performed by Rev,
p. j. Long, the rector, in the presence OF
few relatives. The bride was attended
by Miss Lillian King, a friend, while the
best man was Robert f. Henry, broth
er of the bride. The bride was becom
ingly dressed in fesh-colored gown of
georgette crepe and wore a hat to match,
while she carried a brides bouquet of
roses Miss King wore blue satin with
hat to match and carried bouquet of
roses Following the, wedding they went
to the home of Mrs. Della Henry, mother
of the bride, where wedding dinner
was served, after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman left for wedding trip. Upon
their return they will reside in Waltham.
An informal reception followed the din,
mel. The bride received large number
of wedding presents, several of which
were given them at a recent shower Civ
en- by Mrs. Harry Colombo at her home
The bride is a native of Berlin but has
lived for years in Montpelier. She has
been employed five years as operator in
the telephone exchange here, the last four
years of which she has been a toll opera
tor. The groom is a native Of Brighton,
Mass. He was employed for some time
i'll the Farrar bakery and then went to
Dorchester, Mass, where he was in the
candy business. He was for several
years member Of the first corps cadets
in Boston aud when the war broke out
went with the l0lst engineers. With
this organization, as sergeant, first class,
he went TO France and few weeks ago
returned and was discharged from serv
ice. He is now employed in the candy
business in Waltham, Mass.
George F. Lackey arrived home Satur-
day evening from Atlanta, Ca. where
as deputy United States marshal he as
sisted in taking two prisoners to the
federal prison. He came back a part
of the way by boat.
Mabel Bosworth of Barre has been
appointed guardian OF Edwin and Mil
lard Bosworth, minors, living in Barre
City.
W. d. Hoag of Burlington is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Farrar.
The police reported the following car
numbers during Sunday night as in
fringing on the automobile laws: 1884
owned by Il. G. Foss of Morristown. for
use of a spotlight contrary to law. and
1892, which is registered at the secretary
of states Office as TO Flora Murphy of
Barre, for alleged reckless driving at the
head Of State street in Montpelier
DIR. ID. d. Grout this morning in pro-
bate court settled his account as admin
istrator of the estate Of Mary LeMay,
late of Waterbury. hearing took place
this morning relative to the appoint
ment of a guardian for Bartholomew
Hennessey OF Moretown, in which there
is a matter pending in court of ehancery
and in which an injunction has been
signed by Judge + L. Fish, restraining
Mr. Hennessey, who is well advanced in
age, from selling any of his property.
Secretary of State Harry A. Black has
received the copies of the session laws
and resolutions of the Legislature OF
1919, which is the smallest volume since
1894, there being 40l pages. II is about
one half the size of the book of two
years ago. These copies have been placed
in the hands of the state library and are
now ready for distribution by the state
librarian. There are a total of 2S7 acts
while in the session of two years ago
there were 64S pages, including the in
dex, total of 1913 laws. There were
more resolutions this year than a year
ago
Secretary of State Harry A. Black has
suspended several licenses as result Of
,iaft tt5 Ia 10, HE Thaea in,
clude Louis A. Carter Of Rochester, sus-
pended for reckless and incompetent
driving Of his automobile; r. A. Slader
Of Rutland. for alleged influence of liz.
nor and failure TO report an accident
Ulrie A. Chaffee of johnson, on com
plant Of the states attorney, who is
conducting an investigation, There were
not so many accidents reported this
morning as usual.
Gov. p w Clement has appointed as
justice of peace of Woodstock William
j. Boyce. TO take the place of man
who did not qualify in that office,
Some Is applicants who want to prac
tice dentistry in Vermont commenced
this morning taking their examinations
before the board Of dentists in the State
House. 1t is the largest class there has
been here in years The equipment for
the general run of examinations is for
seven persons.
Washington county court convened
again this afternoon, having been in re
cess since the report of the grand jury
Friday evening. The matter of the Hen
nessey injunction is expected to be con
sidered this afternoon.
not,.fJora Sc
Belvidere has filed articles Of assoca
tion in the office of the secretary of
state for the purpose of conducting a
lumber business in Lamoille county. The
subscribers to the $4,000 capital stock
are r. s. Page, d. H. Scribner, H. NJ
Culver, II. S. Fisk and J. S. Leach of
Hyde Park. The certificate of the paid
up capital stock has also been filed in the
office.
The board Of control, which did not
complete its salary scale work last week,
will meet again Wednesday for the pur-
pose of further consideration of the sub
iect, also to complete the matter of the
new financial system in the state Offices.
Tomorrow morning, however, the state
treasurer viii commence the payment Of
all money for the state. Robert Mackie
Of Barre has commenced work as
bookkeeper in the treasurer's Office in
connection with the installation of the
new system,
Montpelier seminary in playing its
game Saturday, completed the best sea
son of baseball that it has enjoyed in 10
years and topped off its season with win.
ming from Goddard seminary team,
which it has not played in that length
Of time The school has nlaved IL and