The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-03

Miss Julia v. Cummings and New G.
Buck Married Thursday.

A quiet wedding was celebrated at
the home Of Mrs. Julia Cummings on
Thursday evening, Dec. |, when her
only daughter, Miss Julia v. Cum
miigs, was united in marriage with
Ned c. Buck. Rev. Fraser Metzger
was the ofliciting Clergyman and
used the single ring service. The bride
was unattended, and was dressed in a
dark blue travelling suit. with hat to
match The ceremony took place in
the presence Of the immediate family
only, those present being Rev. and
Mrs. Metzger, Mrs. A. H. Powers, with
whom the bride lived for a long time,
and the groom's daughter and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Me-
Laurcn.s Following the ceremony re-
freshments were served, and the couple
left on the night train for wedding
trip, going to Boston and other places.
The bride came here some time ago
to live with Mr.. and Mrs. Powers, and
for the last few months has been en-
ploycd as booklSeeper at the office
Of the L. w. Webster mill The groom
il one Of thr partners in the Buck
Printing company, and has lived in
town for long time.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Osha, who was taken III Wednes-
day night with spinal meninSitis,
passed away at 2 o'clock on Friday
afternoon. Every thing was done to
save the child, DR.. Hickok of Burling
ton having been called in consultation
with Dr. Clifford of this place, but
nothing relieved the suffering. The
child was two years and eleven months
old the only son in a family Of five
and an unusually promising child, and
the parents are nearly crushed with
this affliction. Tho funeral will be
private and will be held on Sunday
Rev. Fraser Metzger Off
ciating.
Miss Ramona Holden arrived here
from Boston on Friday, having been
obliged to come home and give up her
studies for the present at the Burditt
Business college. Dr. Holden, her fa-
Their, who has been confined to the
house for several days, is improving
and viii be out soon.
A very successful meeting was held |
by Beulah chapter on Thursday night, !
when six candidates were Initiated and
became members of the chapter. While
there were many substitutes, several
being obliged to be absent. the meeting
was well attended and very enjoyable.
r.. a. T - n
81 the meeting and social hour en-
ioyed. Next week Thursday evening
the regular meeting will be held. when
here viii be grand officers present, and
mother class Of six will receive the de-
yrees.
Mrs. IT, Y. Fletcher, who has been
passing the summer here with her sis
Ter, Mrs Clara Prince. accompanied her
sister, Mrs. G. W. Miller, to her home
10 Friday and viii remain in Lebanon
With her sister through the winter
Miss Evelyn Bashaw accompanied
Hiss Bertha Weisbrod, state poliomye-.
tits nurse, to Boston Thursday, where
he will undergo another operation at
he children's hospital. Miss Bashaw
as been In the hospital for the relief
I infantile paralysis previously and
gain seeks relief.
A. c. Wells, who has been at the
for treatment for a long
line, has been discharged and is now
I the inn for time. Mr.. Wells is
but is not yet able to walk
yithout crutches.
Z. II. Allis. for many years employed
I the Half Century store, has finished
'ork there.
Clifford Jones Of the Nellie Gill