The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-12-06
W4ITSFIELD
Mildred Dunbar and Everett perkins
Married.


Married.
A pretty home wedding was solem
nized Wednesday evening, Nov. 80, al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward III
Jones, when Miss Mildred Dunbar, who
has lived in the family six years, was
united In marriage with Everett Per,
kins. At s o'clock, the bridal party
took its place before bank Of ever.
green, beneath festoon OF white
from which was suspended a white
horseshoe. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. j. c. Hazelton, pastor
| Of the NJ. Il. church, in the presence of
about 20 relatives and friends, the sin
gle ring service being used Miss Bea-
trice Dunbar and Earl Dunbar, sister
and brother of the bride, acted as
maid Of honor and best man.
The bride was dressed in blue silk
and carried bouquet Of pink roses
| and ferns.
Refreshments were served in the
dining room. The presents received
were pretty and useful. showing the
esteem in which the young couple are
held. They left amid a shower Of
rice and confetti for their new home in
Waitsfield village.
In the December st. Nicholas is
poem entitled, "The Bird and the Sea-
plane" written BY Mrs. j. ID. Davis
Of Waitsfeld fFlorence Boyce Davis
Mrs, Davis has had several poems pub.
lished in this magazine in the past
war.
Much sympathy Is extended to Mr..
and Mrs. RI. G. Tilton IN the loss Of
their little daughter, which was still
born Saturday.
r. J. Moriarty and c. w. Long we're
in Montpelier Friday.
Earle B. Pierce and James Mortar
~ were in Warren Sunday.
William Butler has gone TO Bristol,
where his people live.
Mrs. ID. f. Moriarty is caring for
Mrs. John Buzzell and infant.
c. w. Long was in Winooski Sat
urday with truck load Of potatoes
for Freeman Bedore
Mrs. Carrie Todd went Saturday to
Newton Center, Mass, 70 spend the
holiday season with her sisters, Mrs. |
VI. b. Jones and Miss Harriet Smith. |
Miss Caro- Bncklin Is better, being
able 10 be about the house now.
Miss Esther Skinner and little Mary |
Jane Jackson, who spent Thanksgiving |
week with Miss SINNERS parents, re
turned Wednesday to New York.
DIR. Beecher of Burlington was in
Saturday TO consult with /
DR. Kent on Mrs. Hattie Smiths case.
Mrs. Smith Is very in and does not
seem to gain, growing weaker instead.
Mrs. Z. F. Savage has been the past
two weeks in Randolph, guest Of
her cousin, Miss Lillian Porter, who,
with a lady friend, is keeping house
here.
Miss Elsie Long has accepted a po.
'ition in a graded school in vergennes
Arthur Spooner returned Saturday
rom Mary Fletcher hospital, where he
lad been for a double hernia opera
ion.
Members Of the encampment lodge in
were in Waitsfeld Thurs
lay and worked the first degree on
lass of five candidates and second de-
rec was worked by Montpelier lodge.
I'm oyster supper was served at
'clock and after meeting a lunch Of
axe and coffee was served.
Mrs. r. a. Bragg has received news
Z the serious condition OF her broth
r in-law, +. II. Perry Of Beverly.
lass. Mr.. Perry sustained a shock 6
fhile driving his car and therefore lost
ontrol of it. lie Is in a Beverly hos
ital. '
Cards have been received announc-
NJ the marriage OF Palmer Fisher
srroll and Miss Shirley Hortense {
dams. both Of West Brookfield. !
lass They were married on Monday.
'ov. rs. and ON this date falls the !
-edding anniversary Of both the
rides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 1
dams, and the groom's, Mr.. and Mrs. !
evils Carroll Mr.. and Mrs Carroll
nd their son were former residents &
I Waitsfeld n
The Parent Teachers association il Q
, meet at the high school building on P
riday evening. Dec. Q. DR.. Kent IL a
give the first Of q series Of lectures p
ititlcd balanced Rsti0ns" The ef-
,rt Dr. Kent i making 70 do this j. !
uch appreciated and his subject IL v
he in which every housewife should
. interested. Il Is hoped everyone
IN make q real effort to be present.
Mrs. Lois Smith has returned from
two weeizs' stay in Northfeld and 81,