The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-06-12
RANDOLPH
Miss Beatrice Pinney and Harold P.
Perkins Married.


Perkins Married.
The home of Mr. and Mrs George
| Pinney was the scene of very pretty
wedding on Thursday afternoon, June
! 10, when their only daughter, Miss
Beatrice Pinney, and Harold Putnam
Perkins of Bethel were married. The
pleasant home had been very taste
! fully decorated by friends of the bride,
with evergreen and lilies, making it
| unusually attractive. The staircase
was festooned with the green, and in
the parlor there was an arch of ever
green and purple lilacs and fieur de
lis. The bridal party descended the
stairs to the music of the Lohengrin
! march, played by Miss Doris NJ. Put
nam of st. Adams, former pupil of
the bride, and they passed through
the hall into the living room and from
there into the parlor. taking their
place at the arch, where the VOWS
were said. The bride was beautifully
gowned with cream satin, with over
dress of Bulgarian chiffon, and car
ried a bouquet of brides roses and
lilies of the valley. She was attended
by Miss NJ. Elsie Perkins. who wore
old rose messalnc and carried a bou
qltet of roses. The flower girl was the
little daughter Of the groom, Barbara
Perkins, dressed in white organdy,
with basket of sweet peas and orange
blossoms. The best man was a broth
er of the groom, Auriee Perkins, OF
Lowell, Mass. The father of the bride
gave her away, and Rev. +. s. Tolman,
pastor of the Baptist church. performed
the ceremony, using the double ring
service As they reached the arch, Miss
Lucille Grant sang 20, Promise Me,
with Miss Butman to accompany her.
! The brides only ornament was a pearl
necklace, the gift of the groom. The
! ceremony was very impressive from
the beginning. Following there was
reception given, when the following
young ladies served, with Miss Ala
| Day of South Royalton as caterer
Misses Mildred Hatch. Marion Spauld.
ing, Laura Wedgwo0d, Lucille Grant,
Eva Alden and Esther Ham. The gift
room was presided Ser by Miss Lura
Douglas and Frances Hartshorn. The
brides going away suit was OF blue.
They will take trip through the
White mountains, and on their return
win make their residence in White
River junction, where the groom has
position as cashier of the White Riy
er National bank. The bride has lived
here for many years, in fact, from her
childhood, attended school here, was
graduated from the high school and
afterward went TO Boston to study
music. When her study was completed,
she returned and has taught piano mu.
sic, and for the last six years has been
organist at the Baptist church. In her
work she has made many friends, who
will wish for her much happiness in
her new relation. The gifts were many
and beautiful, consisting of cut glass,
linen. china. silver and sums of monr
ey. Those present from out of town
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fonda of st.
Adams, Mrs. Mary Shepard of Bethel,
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Perkins of Bethel,
parents OF the groom. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearl Belknap of South Royalton, Mr..
and Mrs. Benedict, also from that
place, b. NJ Shepard of White River
Junction, l.. A. Davis of Boston and
others.
Tho funeral of the late DR.. +. O.
Blanchard was held at the Bethany
church on Friday afternoon and was
attended by large number Of people,
many coming from out of town to he
present. Rev. Fraser Metzger offici
ated, and Miss Edith Marcott, organ
ist. gave organ music. and Miss Lucille
Grant sang during the service. The
bearers were A. T.. Bass of Bangor, Me,
4. A. Thomas. +. G, Ham, L. b. John
son. j. w Raymond and DIR. J. 7.
Clifford. There were several dentists
from different parts of the state and
these were the honorary bearers. The
flowers were abundant and beautiful,
all testifying to the respect all had for
DIR. Blanchard.
Mrs. Walter Joslyn of Waitsfield,
who came to attend the Perkins Pin
ney wedding, was the guest of Miss
Elsie Osgood till to-day, when she
returned home.
Mrs. Herman Jones from Goshen,
better known here as June Fassett,
was in town for the weeks graduation
exercises and the alumni banquet.
The remains of the late Miss Jessie
Morgan were taken to Rochester early
Friday morning. where the funeral was
held. Rev. Mr.. Snow going over to
conduct the service. Mrs. ). G. Ca
brielle and others went over TO be pres
emit
Prof. and Mrs Lewis Flint of Bur
lington and Mrs. Chedel, who has been
their guest in the city. arrived here ON
Friday. the form8 to pass few days
here before returning Ia their home.
Mrs. II. p. Sanford left Friday for
Winchester, Mass. to visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs. John Abbott, and also to-
see the daughter. sMiss Joan Abbott.
who is soon to sail for Europe.
Mrs. Church of Burlington came on
Friday to visit Mrs. C. r. Pratt and
pass short time here.
H1TFRRTJRY