The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-24

| ST. John of Bethany church performed
the ceremony The bridesmaid was
4 Mrs. Sadie Parker and the best man
was Harold Remission, a cousin OF the
groom. Wendell Parker was ring bear
err. while little Helen Parker carried
! flowers The double ring service WAS
performed. The bride was gowned in
white georgette crepe and carried brid
al roses, while her sister wore pink
georgette crepe gown and carried pink
roses. Mrs l.. F. Sumner, sister in law
Of the bride, played the wedding
march. The ceremony was performed
in front of bank of cut and native
flowers, house plants and other flow
ers, and from the center of the room
to the corners were festoons of yellow
and white crepe paper, making a very
attractive room Following the mar
riage reception took place. The brides
cake was cut by Mrs. Dunbar and pieces
OF the cake given TO the guests. Other
dainty refreshments were served. Mr..
and Mrs Dunbar took the north bound
train for a short honeymoon trip. There
were a large number of wedding pres
ents, including large electric lamp
from the Capital City Press, where the
bride has been in charge Of a depart
ment for few years. The bride is a
native of Montpelier, was educated in
the public schools and was for a time
stenogrspher in the superintendent OF
schools office. Later she taught school.
but for a few wears has been employed
by the Capital City Press. The groom
is son of Mr. and Mrs. George Dunbar
of St Adams and is employed by the
Central Vermont railway company in
the telegraph department. After a
short time they will make their home
at AZ Diamond street, St. Alhans.
Among those present at the wedding,
from ont OF town. were: Mr.. and Mrs
Dunbar, Mr. H. A.. kenniston of st. Al
bans, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor
OF East Montpelier.
The north bound morning passenger
train on the Central Vermont railway
was 80 minutes late to-day, owing TO a
light engine II was 2l0. which some
wears since was put out of service, and
has been oyerhsuled and now is able TO
do some work.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r Dutton have re-
turned from visiting their son in Bed
ford Mass.
The body of Life Albin Wadleigh. |
who died here Tuesday night, was
taken this morning to Bradford for /
services and burial A prayer occurred |
at the home Of Mrs. +. A. Martin on /
Bridge street at . o'clock this morning, |
Rev r. b. Leach officiating. The de
ceased for some years conducted
drug store in Bradford, first with !. /
NJ. Taylor his brother. in law. and later
by himself. After selling out there he !
was in business in Newport and Nor
risville and about 10 years ago sold out
in the latter place Some eight years
aye. while temporarily living in Mont
pclier. he suffered shock He went TO
California after his recovery from it,
effects and recently returned. He Is
survived by his wife who was Emma
Taylor.
A. Miglierini. J. Fscini. :. Gasoline.
{. Campbell and A. Fernandez appeared
in city court this morning TO answer
to the charge Of taking a hsndcar from
The Montpelier and Wells River rail
road car house and operating same On
he tracks. They told the court the
story Of their activities and the matter
Is left open until next Monday morn
ng.
A birthday party was given a. the
tome Of Miss Helen Heney on Bailey
lveuue last evening. during which the
II Miss Heney and Miss
-Unioe Mckinstry. also employed in
he state highway ufiice. were cele-
waited. Refreshments we're served
lusie and dancing we're also enioved