The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-08-16
RANDOLPH
Frances Hebard, Goddard Seminary
Graduate, Married to Orange S. Ladd.

FRANCES neOdIu, IcuudIu oOui0A
Graduate, Married to Orange S. Ladd.
A very pleasant wedding took place
at Randolph Center, at the Randolph
House, last Tuesday when Miss
Frances, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w
| L. Hebard, was united in marriage
with Orange S. Ladd of Waterford
Rev. G.. +. Goodliffe of Morrisville was
the officiating clergyman, who used, in
the ceremony, the double ring service
The bride was becomingly gowned in
white satin and georgette crepe, with
veil caught with white sweet peas, and
carried bouquet of swainsona, white
sweet peas and ferns. The wedding
took place in an alcove formed OF ever
green, ferns and sweet peas, beneath a
bell of the same blossoms. Mrs. Cooley
played the wedding march, and the
bride entered the room on the arm OF
her father, attended by the bridesmaid
Miss Ina Nelson, the flower girl, Miss
Carolyn Mcintyre, and the ring bearer
Master Raymond Mcintyre. The best
man was Richard Laid, brother of the
groom. The wedding reception was
held Immediately following, when re-
freshments were served and the brides
cake distributed by Miss Nelson. The
ceremony was witnessed by the i'm
mediate relatives and few friends
The couple left the same afternoon
and on their return from short wed
ding trip win reside at Waterford
where Mr.. Ladd assists his father on
large farm and where theN will make
their home. The bride was a graduate
OF the Randolph high school and God
dard seminary and since that time she
has taught successfully in severa
places, the last of which was Mont
pelier. The groom is graduate o.
the V. S. A., class of IA, and since
that time has been associated with hi:
father in farming interests. The best
wishes of a large circle of friends vii
follow the couple to their new home.
| Mrs. Lewis Durham and two daugh
tiers from Port Arthur, Ontario, aftel
two weeks stay here and in Brain
tree with relatives, have returned
home.
Mrs. S. A, Davis, who has been II
town and vicinity since July LIST, lief
Saturday for Springfield, where sh'
will visit relatives before going to he
home in White Plains, \. Y
Miss Margaret Wood, after tive
weeks stay here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Wood, returned Sat
urdsy to Washington, D. c., where sh'
now has employment.
] Rev and Mrs. g. T. Crawford o
Chaplin, n. Y, with their little daugh
ter, arrived here on Friday for visi
with old friends. Saturday Mrs. Craw
ford and daughter went to Nashua
n H., to join her sister for week
visit, and will then return for anothe
week with friends here. Mr.. Crawfor'
was in town over Sunday and wen
to Bethel Gilead with Mr. Moore ant
preached at that church,
Mrs. Osmsn Creaser and her daugh
ter, Miss Elsie Tredo, who have beel
here for several days with their sister
Mrs. Hayward, at the camp at Giiead
HIT on Saturday for their home u
Newport.
Miss Florence Bruce went to Whit
River Junction Saturday to visit he
aunt, Mrs. Mary Whitney Hanrahau
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Johnson, afte
several days in camp at Highgate, re
turned home on Saturday.
Miss Beaier Moulton, who has beel
in Boston taking a course in librsr,
work and in the meantime stopping
with her brother, Horace Moulton, AM
wife, returned home on Saturday.
Mrs. f. w. Baldwin, son, Charles, an'
wife, and a brother of the latter, from
Montreal. who have been at the Bald
win cottage at "Peth,- left here Satur
day for Essex Junction, where the for
mer resides.
Mrs. Minnie Rogers Wells and tw'
children of Springfield, Mass, arrived
here Saturday TO pass several day
with Mrs. c. +. Root
NJ. S. Warwick Of Montpelier joine'
his wife here on Saturday for shor
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Spencer o
Lyndonville arrived here on Ssturda,
and are the guests of Rev. and Mrs
r. II. Moore, who have also with then
the parents of Mrs. Moore, Mr. sn'
Mrs Butler Of Lyndonville.
Mrs Hazel Campbell Kirk of New
York City has been here for severa
days visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
P. J. Campbell. Saturday Mrs. KirI
went TO White River Junction TO NEE
her husband, who came for a week
stay here with Mrs, Campbell's rela