The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-20
WATERBURY,

People here are interested in wed
ding which recently occurred in Ches
ter, when Miss Beryl Ida Boswortl
and Grover Edmund Ballou were unit.
ed in marriage at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon II
Bosworth. The rooms were decorated
with bouquets of asters, gladioli, mas.
turtiums and evergreens. The bridal
party marched down the front stairs
and out on the lawn to the music OF
the wedding march by piano and yio-
/ lin. The bridesmaids, Misses Wilma
and Erral Bosworth, younger sisters
1 of the bride. preceded the maid of
honor, Miss Glenden Bosworth, eldest
bride, leaning on the arm Of her fla
ther, Leon Bosworth, followed by the
groom and his eldest brother, Arthur
Ballou, as best man The party pro-
ceeded to lattice work arch beneath
large maple tree on the lawn, where
| the ceremony was performed. The arch
was trimmed with hemlock boughs.
evergreen, rock ferns, wild asters and
a Gala stood at one side and an anna
ryllis at the other. In the background
were several spruce trees. There was
a mat of ferns and flowers beneath and
a bell in The little tower overhead. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Ralph NJ. Jones, pastor of the Baptist
church, to which both bride and groom
belong. The double ring service was
used. The bride was attired in silk
crepe de chine and wore a bouquet Of
white roses. After the marriage cere-
mony, the bridesmaids pulled white
ribbon streamers which scattered con-
sfetti from the bell. The usual con-
gratulations and refreshments fol-
lowed. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Lester S. Hills, Alya Butler
and Miss Mary Butler of Dnxbury, fhe
Bosworth family having lived in Dux
bury for time.
The ladies Of Dillingham; grange en-
tertained last Saturday. evening at the
Duxbury hall, there being over so pres
ent, including District Deputy r. q.
Pease from Jericho. There were l2l
from Middlesex. A fine program I'M
der the direction OF Miss Annie Morse
and Angie Childs, was put on and was
as follows: Selection, Kitchen SYM
phony orchestra; alphabet GIFTS on the |
menl; vocal solo. Mrs. James Collins, |
accompanied by Mrs. Raylin; presen
tation of past masters jewel TO l.. S. |
Hills by Miss Eva Foster; piano duet,
Misses Annie Morse and Maude Me-
Mullin; piano solo, Mrs. Nellie Raw /
lin; violin solo, Miss Gertrude Miller,
accompanied by Miss Foster; Japanese |
costume dance, Mrs Elsie Deavitt
Rice; reading, Miss Phoebe Goodheart;
and the play, "rhe Rev. Peter Bricc,
Bachelor" All are now awaiting gem
tlemen's night, Nov. 5.
-Four copies of Roads Going South"
the novel of Robert L. Duffas, have
been bought for the library, three be-
ing in the library at the village and
one at the Center. Those who have
read the book speak highly Of the de-
scriptions and the many items in news
paper style. The book is already in
great demand.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bur
ION Luce has been named Burton Cab
IT Luce, jr.
Rev and Mrs. George +. Ladd of
East Andoyer, n. H., arrived in town
asst night and are at the home of Mr..
ind Mrs. Edwin f. Palmer. Mr. Ladd
! former pastor of the Congrega-
.ional church in this place. Both Mr..
md Mrs. Ladd are always cordially
welcome in town.
j. Wesley Prince spent Sunday with
in Mortified.