The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-09-15
BETHEL
Max D. Bliss and Miss Pearl G. Bohon-
non Married.

A pretty wedding, witnessed only by
| the immediate families of the contract
ing parties was solemnized yesterday
| forenoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Daniel Webster Bliss, when their son,
Max d. Bliss, married Miss Pearl G..
Bohonnon, only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Bohonnon of South Royal.
ton. They were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. X. w Bohonnon of Mortified
and the double ring service was used,
with the full Methodist Episcopal serv-
ice performed by Rev. j. Wesley Miller.
The parlor of the Bliss residence was
decorated with flowers and festoons.
After the ceremony the young people
delayed their wedding Journey long
enough to vote at the primaries and
then began two weeks tour, which
viii include the White mountains. the
Berkshire hills and the Mohawk trail
They will live in South Royalton for the
present, but Mr.. Bliss will continue his
work at the Bethel tannery, where he
holds responsible position He is
graduate of Whitcomb high school,
class of 1915. and during the war was
a member of the students' army train
ing corps at Middlebury college. Mrs.
Bliss is graduate of South Royalton
high school, class of 1916. the Randolph
high school teacher training course and
attended johnson normal school.
Mrs. Henry A. Kittell and Miss Merle
h. Kittell of Sheldon recently visited
friends here.
Leonard Gage and his sister, Miss
Myrtle Morse, are absent. from home
on two weeks tour, which includes
stops at Franklin. n H., Rumney, ~
H., and Derry, ~ H.
About 40 per cent Of the registered
voters attended the primaries yester-
day. Harold p. Perkins received the
Republican nomination for representa-
tive with l52 votes. Mrs. Eva II. vii.
son received the Democratic nomina-
tion with 6s votes. For the Republi.
can nomination for governor Hartness
received 81 votes, Emery 81, Agan SO
and Rabbit 10. For the Republican
nomination for congressman Dale re-
ceived ", Gordon 81 and Gibson 81.
For state senators the vote was Bry.
ant 81, Newton So, Clark 81 and White
SO. For states attorney Rowland re.
ceived 50, Pierce So For sheriff Fair.
banks received 40, Mcdonald 81 and
Lockwood -. For assistant Judges
Edgerton received los, Evarts &c and
Scott 81. Lady ballot clerks and voters
were pleasing novelty,
The Camp Brook road. from the |
bridge at Il. O. Roberts to the Nelson |
Chapman place, is being widened and |
Strengthened under the local supervi- |
sion of Selectman Albert n. Newell. |
This is a part Of rural mail route, No. !
one, and Betheis share of the money |
from the United States government |
for the current year is being expended |
here.
Mrs Luella Hoisington has gone TO
Derry, \. H., to make her home, where |
her son, Sumner c. Hoisington, re-
Gently bought a home, which he will |
occupy this fall
Among yesterdays voters az the pri-
maries were Frank II. Chsmberlin, IS. |
and Lucy Fl. Paine, 50.
H. ID. Davenport has bought the
Pope mill site and adjacent land oppo-
site TO his home. He has improved his
home premises very much since occu-
plying last May.
Many people attended the county
fair at Woodstock to-day.
Mrs. John Noble and Miss Luella
Atkinson served as ballot clerks at the
primary election yesterday.