The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-02
WATERBURY,
Allen Frizzell Married to Florence May
Haywood of St. Iohnsbury.

Cards have been received announcin;
the marriage of Allen Frizzell of this
place to Florence May Haywood of ST
,Johnsbury the ceremony being per
formed in the Congregational parsonage
OF the North church in st. Johnsbury
by Rev. Frederick Richards. Both arr
popular young people of that city but
Mr. Frizzeii came here nine months age
and has proven well his business ca
liabilities as foreman of the mechanical
department of the Waterbury Record
The bride is graduate of Lyndon in
stitnte and has been for some time in
the office of the Palmer brothers in st.
Johnsbury. The wedding occurred on
Christmas day, since which ..iie they
have been in Massachusetts cities. On
their return here they have rooms in
the Wheeler block
Mrs. William l.. Boicourt's vocal class
had an informal recital at her rooms
yesterday afternoon. Some were de-
tanned by illness but pleasant and
profitable time was spent. Solos were
sung by Mrs. f. G. Lamb. the Misses
Lillian Parks, Hazel Aikeley and Eve
lyn Baekus, also part songs by the
class.
Mrs. William Donovan has received
word Of the illness and death of her
father, Mr.. Michaud. of Greensboro
Bend. Because of the illness of the
daughter, Charlotte, with whooping
cough she was unable to go, but Mr..
Donovan lief. ON Monday for the home.
His death was caused by blood poison
and is especially pitiful, as the mother
is helpless from a shock and he has
aided much in her care.
Miss Kathleen LeBaron left yester-
day for East Montpelier, where she is
to sing at the wedding of a school
friend and later renders solos at a home
talent play.
The home of Mrs. Charles Kennedy at
North Duxbury was the scene of very
pretty wedding on Christmas day when
her daughter, Miss Edith Kennedy, was
united in marriage to Ernest Smith of |
Malletts Bay. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. George II. Lock. Dec
orations were of Christmas greens. The !
bride was tastefully gowned in white
crepe de chine. Miss Kennedy. has been |
one of Duxburys popular teachers and
has many friends here who are extend
ing to her all good wishes. They are
to reside at the brides home, MIR.
Smith being employed at the plant of
the w, R. Elliott company.
Charles c. Abbott has returned from
a business trip to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Buzzell of
Springfield spent Sunday in town.
c. Fl. Haines Of Nashua, N H., was
4 business visitor in town the first of
the week.
The family of George Harvey was
badly overcome by coal gas Tuesday
morning but they are rallying well.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs Roy
Ploof has been named Max Cecil Ploof.
Mrs Eddy Conely of Scrabble hill is
II the Fanny Allen hospital for treat
nent.
Fred Walker, who has been very i'll
an operation, is much i'm {
,royed and his condition seems hopeful {
'or recovery.
The family supper of the ladies' UNI :
on was held in the social room OF the |
Congregational church Tuesday even ,
ng and was largely attended Preced ,
ng this the business meeting of the 4
ociety was held at which the follow ,
ny officers were reelected: Presidents, 1
hrs. Max Ayers. Mrs. w. II. Seabury; !
ecretary, Mrs. Nj. w. Chaffee; treasur-
r. Mrs. L. A, Stanley. Reports for the ;
ear showed fine work done by all. .