The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-06
NORTHFIELD
Hathorn- Cook Wedding Followed Uni
versalist Church Service Sunday.

Sunday morning in the lnlVersallst
church, directly following the morning
service. Rev. c. j. Paddock, the pas
tor, performing the ceremony. They
were attended by Max w. Barrows OF
Bethel, student at Norwich uniVer-
sitv, and Miss Grace r. Hathorn, a
sister OF the groom As the wedding
party was entering the church. Mrs. \.
n. b. Flint sang 20 Promise Me. The
bride wore a dark blue trlcolette, wear
ing corsagc bouquet of carnations,
and the bridesmaid wore brown satin.
The double ring service was used. Fol
lowing the wedding ceremony lunch
con was served at the brides home,
after which the young couple lett Tor
Barnard, where wedding reception
was rendered them Monday night. Mr..
and Mrs. Hathorn will 90 to Boston
for the winter, and return to Barnard
for the summer, where he il engaged IN
business Mrs. Hathorn has lived in
Mortified the greater part of her lite,
and has large circle of friends. She
has been telephone operator IN Beth
ell South Royalton and Randolph for
some time, returning to Northfcld
few months ago and being employed in
the local office. =
C. B. Mead, who has been spending
some time in town, left this week for
Jacksonville, Fla. where he Will spend
the winter. While here he has been AZ
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. I. n. Car
penter.
The banns of marriage were pub
ished for the first time IN St. Johns
church between John Cannon and Miss
MYRTLE Church, both of this town.
T. Edmund Ryan. who recently re
signed as mail carrier from the local
postoflice. has gone to Washington, ID.
C.. where he has clerical position in
the bureau of internal revenue. His
place as carrier has been taken by
Lewis Fisher.
Mrs. stephen Shippey, who has been
spending the past week in Bennington,
has returned home.
Rev. ]. j. Rice, n. D. bishop, of Bur
lmgton. made his triennial visitation of
St. Johns church Sunday. The sacra
ment OF confirmation was admins
tered to Gloss of 10. Of whom 80 were
children and 20 adults. The bishop de-
livered a sermon after confirmation
aud said mass and preached at the
service of "All Saints" Monday morn
ing.
Roy Jasper Smith and Elizabeth
Ellie. both of Mortified were recent
" married nj the tlniversalist parson-
a9e. Rev C. J. Paddock performing the
ceremony, Mr. and Mrs Smith will re-
| side in Mortified.
Mrs. F s. Mead. who has been III
poor health for some time, has been
| taken to the Mary Hitchcock hospital
| in Hanover, y. H., for treatment. Her
daughter, Miss Ellen Mead, is with
her.
Mrs. II. +. Pope, who has been visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs q. Dean
Matthews, in Orleans, has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Jenkins of this
| town assumed their duties as propri-
| etors of the Park inn, Monday Both
are very well known in Northheld
Mrs. Jenkins having been at the North
| field house for some time aud tor sew
| eral wears was matron at the Phi hap-
pa Delta fraternity at Norwich univer-
! sity. Mortified is very fortunate IN
! having Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins in the
local hotel. because the public will be
we'll served
At recent meeting of Abraham Lin
| coin Court of Foresters the following
officers were elected Chief ranger
George Phillip; vice-ehiet ranger, John
Cannon: financial secretary, John
| Drumgould; recording secretary FL
mer Duprey; treasurer f. 5. Dovine
past chief ranger, NJ. ". Ryan; inside
sentinel. Dominic Fslzareno; outside
sentinel. George Jerry. The officer.
were installed by w. J. Kingston, state
deputy.
Mrs. A. Biorklund who has been
spending few weeks with her daugh
| ter. Mrs. Harold Aldrich, has returned
10 her home in Woodhaven,, Long Is
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bugbee, who
have been visiting relatives in town
| for two weeks have returned 10 then
home in Manchester, \. H.
Miss Mary Burke, who has been AZ
her home in town for a week, has re
turned to Montpelier, where she is EN-
ployed >.
Mrs R. S. Adams has been spending
short time at her former home II
Randolph.
| +. T. Stockwell, who has been visit
ing at the home of James Buzzell OF
Traverse street, has returned to Bur
lingtont.
Mrs. Foster. who has been visiting
her son in MorTisville for few weeks
has returned TO the home OF her dsugh
ter. Mrs. John Cronev, on Cross street
Lieut. Edward Walter, who has beer
quite seriously i'll at the infirmary al
Norwich university, has so far recov
cred as to be able to be taken to hi
home in st. JobnsbuTy. He was accom-
panied by the nurse who cared fol
him.
George Bsrdis of the Bardis Bros.
candy store has purchased the house
recently built by William ID. Plss
fridge on North Maip street. Mr., Bar
dis and Mr.. Lamps and wife are u
u-e the house for home.
ROYAL Cheney, who has been spend
ing 4 week with his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs n. L. Cheney, has gone To st
.Johnsbury, where he has situation