The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-04
MONTPELIER
Marguerite Mae Hunting and Henry B.
Hudson Married.

Miss Marguerite Mae Hunting,
daughter of Harry L. Hunting Of 5
Emmons street, was married to Henry
! b. Hudson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
j. Hudson of Plainfield. by Rev. Arthur
! W. Hewitt of Plainfield at the house at
Emmons street yesterday afternoon
at o'clock. A wedding luncheon was
served to the guests following the cere-
mony. The couple were attended by
Arson Barber of Montpelier and Miss
Josephine Mitchell of Montpelier. Fol
lowing a wedding journey Mr.. and Mrs.
| Hudson will reside at Emmons street.
The regular meeting of the season of
Marquis de Lafayette chapter OF the
Daughters of the American Revolution
was held in the yestry Of the unita-
rian church Saturday afternoon, Oct.
]. After the regular opening exercises
the regent, Mrs. l.. w. Hanson, gave
her opening address, bringing her mot
to of Loyalty to Our Principles and
suggesting in a pleasing way the ideals
and work she wished the society to
have and do during the coming year.
Following this were the reports from
the other officers. Delegates to the
state conference to be held at Wind
sor were then elected as follows; Mrs.
George Walton, Mrs. H. NJ. Farnham,
Mrs. S. II. Mills, Mrs. Norman Good
win, Mrs. B. r. Demeritt of Water
bury, Mrs. Nelson ID. Phelps of Barre,
Mrs. G. G. Warren of Waterbury; al
ternates; Miss Matte Watson, Mrs.
Ralph Putnam of Waterbury, Mrs. c.
G. Putnam Of Puthamsville, Mrs. Will
liam +. Davis of Waterbury, Mrs.
James r. Young of East Montpelier,
Mrs. l.. r. Hutchinson of Barre and
Mrs. L. H. Prouty. Following the bust !
ness meeting the following committee !
entertained the chapter most enjoy |
ably with a delightful program and |
equally delightful refreshments. Mrs. |
Ralph Brown, chairman, Miss Mary |
Waterman, Mrs. Ray Huse. Mrs. w. r. |
Dewey, Mrs. Clark King, Mrs. Maurice |
Dewey, Mrs S. L. Howe, Mrs. Charles /
Kennedy, Mrs. Nellie Lowe, Mrs. c. D. |
Mather, Mrs. Z. Z. Campbell, Mrs. JUL
ius Wilcox, Mrs. Herbert johnson,
Mrs. H. w Kemp, Miss Nellie Bar
rows and Mrs. H. NJ. odell Program:
"Child Life in Colonial Days read by |
Mrs. Maurice Dewey; Miss Dorothy
Wilcox rendered two very pleasing
songs, her delightful and original stage
manner captivating her audience; Mrs.
Il. Il. Campbell read "The Story Of
Oh" Mrs. Ralph Brown read
Julia G. r. DORIS poem, "The Parsons
Miss Wilcox closed the
program with couple of songs Fifty
nine members and three guests were
present.
The case of Robert Smith and Flor
ence Mcintyre, both Of PIainfield,
charged with adultery, was postponed
in city court by Judge w A. Lord yes.
terday.
DIR. A. j. DeFossett Of the state ami
NAL husbandry department has re-
turned from weeks absence. He at
ended the unwilling Of the Morgan
horse memorial at Middlebury on Sat-
Irday.
j. G. Brown, state insurance com
has returncN from Louis
lille, Ky, where he attended ma
ional conference of insurance commits
toners held at the Hotel Seelbach.
During the week of Sept. IL he attend
d convention of fire marshals held in ]
he Hotel Patten at Chattanooga.
Tenn. About $50 delegates representing II
g states were present at the insur-
Ince convention and IS states were
represented at the marshals' meeting III
Miss Gladys Macmillan of the Office
f the commissioner of Industries is on III
two weeks leave of absence. Ill