The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-18
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Gordon R. Moulton And Miss Doris R
Laberdie Married.

Gordon Raymond Moulton and Miss
Doris Roxanna Laberdic. who motored
here from Montpelier Saturday eve
ming, We're united in marriage by Rev
NJ Il. Bacon at the Congregational par
sonage at 10 o'clock p. m. The double
ring service was used. The bride wore
royal blue eeorgette gown and hat
to match Her mother, Mrs. Bertha
Iaberdie of Stove. was present. The
groom is the son OF Daniel $. Moulton
of Stowe and was graduated from the
Stowe high school agricultural course
in 1917. The bride was graduated from
the Stowe high school in 1915. She
taught a year in Stowe and is now
teaching in Montpelier, At the close of
her school June l. Mr. and Mrs. Moul-
ton will begin housekeeping at the
farm they have purchased in Montpei-
Ter.
Stowe high school was represented
by abort 25 boys at the intcrscholastic
track meet at Morrisville Saturday, Sc
curing IS points and winning third
place in the meet
Miss Beth Fuller. who teaches a.
Mortified Falls, spent the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. g.
Fuller.
Mrs. Mary Smalley returned Monday
from Richmond, where she visited her
sister, Mrs. Ruth Robinson.
Mrs Julia Irving and son. c Edward
Irving OF Thompson's Point. arc guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Smith OF Mos
COW.
Mrs. f. NJ. Small recently visited
relatives in Barre and Plainfield
Prizes for the best button holes made
by the Unity church sewing class were
won by Nellie George. lst prize. and
Ruth Macutchan, End prize The work
was sent to be Judged to Miss Nora
Pettibone of New York City. who has
taken much interest in the class. Miss
Clara Bsrrows has conducted the class
for two years and three of the girls are
completing the fourth course
Miss Helen Houston and Manager
Andre OF the Addison County Cooper
alive Dairy association OF Middlebury
motored TO Stowe Saturday. spending
the week end with Miss Houston's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Houston
A considerable exchange in real Is
tate has taken place here within a few
days. Justin J. Robinson. who sold his
place AT the lower village last week
to the Stowe Butter Package company,
has purchased Of has brother. Edward
g. Robinson. the Savage farm on Puck
ef street and the latter has purchased
Orlo T. iuce's residence on Main street
Possession will be given June J. Mr..
and Mrs Luce viii remain in Stowe for
the present. making their home with
the Robinscns Paul A. Raymond has
purchased a tract Of meadow land ad
joining his own on the north branch.
formerly owned by y T. Stafford.
Douglass Barrows and Dennis Kaiser
went Monday n - Alhans
Or. and Mrs r. r McSweeney. Doug
Ass MeSweeney and the Misses hath
crime McSweeney. Dorothy Mcmahon
and Nadine Boardman Of Burlington
visited relatives here over the week
cnd. returning 10 Burlington sunday.
: A. Stsbbins visited his uife e. the
Fanny Allen hospital sunday. Mr.
S;ebbins Is dong e. wen 81 possible.
A Republican caurus was held here
Saturday evening A. X Straw vas
elected chairman and G. a Simmons
secretary. a a Pike. r. ~ Smith snd
a. n Watts WeTe elected de1ecates q
the state convention 80 Nontrelier on
tie 2sth when deicgaies t. TIE natig1al