The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-19
STOWE
Miss Dorothy Harris and Clyde E. Mel
son Married.

son Married.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Har-
ris, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius
L. Harris, and Clyde Il. Nelson took
| place at the home of the brides par
ents on Maple street at 4 o'clock Mon.
day afternoon, Oct. is. In the pres.
ence of about forty relatives and init
mate friends. Rev. c. E. Hayward,
| pastor of the Stowe Community
church, performed the ceremony, us
ing the single ring service. The rooms
were tastefully decorated with ever
greens and autumn leaves, bank Of
which was arranged in the parlor,
where the ceremony took place The
bride, accompanied by her father and
her maid of honor, Miss Mildred
Smith, and her flower maids, her
little cousins, Grace Harris and Mar
ion Churchill, entered the parlors from
the chamber above and were met at
the foot of the open stairway by the
groom and his best man, Healy j.
Bashaw. Mr.. Harris gave the bride
away and Mrs. Harris played the
wedding march from Lohengrin. The
brides gown was of white satin and
georgette and she wore the bridal veil
of white tulle that was worn by her
cousin, Miss Margaret Harris, on the
occasion of her marriage to Sumner
d. Harrison, Aug. Ii, and she carried
white roses. The maid of honor wore
a gown of peach colored georgette and
she carried Ophelia roses. The flower
girls carried a basket of asters and
ferns. There was beautiful display
of wedding gifts, including articles Of
silver, china, cut glass, pyrex, linen
and other gifts, besides gold pieces and
checks for considerable sum. The
groom's gift to the bride was a brooch,
and to the best man cuff links. The
bride gave the maid OF honor bar
pin and the flower girls pins OF a flow
or basket design. Friends present from
out of town were Mr. and Mrs G. H.
A. Stafford, Miss Eloise Stafford, Mr.,
and Mrs w F. Churchill and Marion
Churchill of Morrisville Mrs W. n |
Gilbert and Mrs. Harry Lease of Wa
terbury, Miss Ida Harris of Montpel- |
Ter, Mrs. H. H. Blanchard, Miss Mar
guerite Jones and Miss GLADYS Gallup !
of Springfield. Following the cerc-
mony refreshments were served. the |
Misses Jones, Gallup and Stafford as
slstlng IN serving, During the after. |
noon Mr.. and Mrs Nelson left on
wedding trip to New York and after |
their return will make their home for
the present with Mr.. and Mrs. Harris |
Mr.. Nelson who was graduated from |
Stowe high school in the class of 1903 |
and who was for a time employed in |
New York and also in Boston, now has
a position as tester at the Mt Mans.
field creamery Mrs. Nelson was a
graduate of Stowe high school in 1918
and from the Wheelock training school
in Boston in 1916. She has taught in
Morrisville and Stowe and for the last
three years in Springfield Their many
friends in Stowe wish Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson much happiness and are glad
that they will remain here.
Edwin G. Robinson a well.known
and respected resident. died at his
home on Main street Monday morn.
ing, Oct. Is, after more than wears
illness from schlerosis of the liver
Mr.. Robinson was born in Stowe Feb
H. 1862, and passed the most of his
life here. He was married in 1854
to Miss Ellie Harlow of Stowe. who
survives him. He also leaves his SON
Roy D. Robinson Of Stove; his moth.
n, Mrs. Sarah Gle Robinson, and
lister, Miss Della Robinson, of Water
bury Center: three brothers. Elmer
b. Of Elmore Justin J. Of Stowe and
A R,l,t g -
er. The funeral viii be held at the
ZONE at two o'clock Wednesday aft
rnoon.
Miss Beatrice Gale was at home
rom Swanton over the week end
Mr., and Mrs L. J. Houston of Cady's
falls were Sunday visitors at Mrs
llvira Gales
Mr.. and Mrs Hayes Walker returned
londay to Windsor. after visiting
irs. Walkers parents, Mr. and Mrs
" A. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs L. S. Macutchan and
Ir. and Mrs. d. r. Smith have re-
urned from an automobile tour of
wo weeks, visiting friends in Dan
ury, Conn. Fitchburg, Athol Mass,
nd other places.
ne nrst OF series OF services in
he outlying districts was conducted
Y Rev G. F.. Hayward at the Moscow
nhoolhouse Sunday afternoon and was
luch enjoyed
The men Of the community viii
srye banquet at the banquet hall
thursday evening from 5 O'Clock on
ard. At the Sunday morning service
Il were asked to send postals to those
or Stowe in hospitals, Mrs. G ". :
oster and Mrs. Clayton Morrill, at
Re Fanny Allen and Mrs Frances a
right. Mrs. o. 4. Barrows and George :
Fowler at the Mary Fletcher =
At meeting of the board of civil Z
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