The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-09
NEWRURY
Miss Mary z. Wells the Bride of Ken
meth w Ross.

meth w Ross.
On Wednesday, Sept. !, Miss Mar,
Il. Wells of Newbury was married tt
Kenneth W. Ross. The ceremony took
place in the First Congregations
church at o'clock. The church was
decorated with yellow, as the FREEDOM
mating color The altar was backed
with solid green, while the aisle was
bright with clusters of golden glow
and pine.
| For half an hour before the cere
mony, while the guests were arriving
the organist. Mrs. Haviland, PLAYED
soft music which at o'clock changed
to the familiar strains of the Lohen
grin wedding march. First in the pro
cession came the ushers, Margaret Fa
byan, Evelyn Taggart and Miriam
Taggart of Newbury, and Mildred Kim
ball, classmate of the bride at the
! University of Vermont The ushers,
wearing white and carrying yellow
chrysanthemums, were followed by the
bride, who was attended by her maid
| of honor, Ethelinda Rich Of Burling.
ton, also classmate. The bride wore
white embroidered organdie with a
veil, and carried hite shower bou-
quet of bride roses and lilies of the
valley. The maid of honor was in vel
low organdie, and carried bouquet
of white roses. The groom was at
tended by his brother as best man,
Walter Ross, al Boston. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. f. c. Bass Of
Providence, r. T., assisted by Rev. H.
S. Ives of Newbury.
A small reception for the relatives
and out of town guests was held at
the home of the bride after the eere-
mony The many and beautiful gifts
were attractively displayed in the room
where the reception was held.
Among the guests from out of town
were Frank Ross of Skowhegan, Me,
Walter Ross of Bosto- Mr., and Mrs
Samuel w. Philbrick Karl Phlbrick
and Donald Philbrick of Skowhegan,
Me-. Rev. Y. C. Bass of Providence. r.
l., Miss Bertha Bass of New York
City. Mrs. Helen Cogswell of Concord,
y. H.. Miss Ethelinds Rich of Burling-
ton. Miss Mildred kimbali of North
field.
The bride, Miss MarvE Wells. was
graduated from the University of Yer
mont in 1919 Mr.. Ross was gradu
ated from Dartmouth in 1916 and
from the Thaver School of Civil Engi
neering in 1917. He was in overseas
service from January. 1918, until July. |
1919. At present he is with the engi- !
neering firm of George F. Hardy, New
York City. Mr.. and Mrs Ross expect |
to make their home in Brooklyn, N. Y. |
Last Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs /
William Taisey entertained party ,
of friends and gave them a most en-
joyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 4. Childs of /
were visitors in New /
bury the first of the week and while I
here we're entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. /
William Taisey. (
The church fair given by the ladies
aid society last FRIDAY evening was
a success, and brought together a large
gathering of people. We understand
there was realized between $500 and
$500, which will be used toward the
finances of the church.
Harley Fulton and NJ. G. Knight were
of Monday drinking came's milk, Har-
lev thinks they were in White River
junction. but is not quite sure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bayley Of Lex
Ington. Mass, were with Us field day
and seemed to enjoy most keeulv meet
ing their many friends and old-tlme
acquaintance.
oscar Kelley of Springfield is home
for a few DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. {. Rowland are this
week in New York City on short va
alton trip.
Albert Brock of Floral Park, l. l.,
notored into town last week. Mr..
Brock is the son Of Rev. o. w. and
Mrs. Brock of this place and his family
rave been spending the summer with
friends in town.
Miss Helen Sylvester Of Boston is
he guest of Mrs Harold Hale.
DIR. II. 6. Darling was in Boston last
week, attending a dental convention.
The board of civil authority have an
adjourned meeting. in order that the
women Of Newbury NAV have the priv
lege of registering Friday Sept. 10, !
It the town clerks Office. Saturday.
sept. II. at Wells River Offices open
l. I o'clock. We understand that there
: nothing to the report that the Ia ,
lies have to tell their age, show their
eeth or tell if they use paint and
,ewder. So 20 and register and CON
inue to be boss in your home. a.
Isual
Mr.. and Mrs Merrill Smith are en- ,
ertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Moves ,
# Boston. MFR. Moves is the head Of .
he Buck Moves Co of Boston and is
live wire
Charles r. Tacgart sailed into port
he other morning. Docked His many J
riends hope he will abide with us a '
noon or two, before he heaves anchor
nd sails away. Excuse the nautical !
hrsses, the scribe has been listening /.
o what the wild waves are saying.
Frank Prescott comes up town every
sy to have his necktie tied. What
Won't a man do when he gets TO Ger
ain age, :
Mrs Walter IohnsNn ~ Snrfurf.td 7 1