The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-09-17
SOUTH RYEC.4TE


Sixteen of our young people are at
Ending high school at Wells River TINS
lar, going down by train. Besides
hose enrolled last year, Gladys Gray,
mes Zambou. Mae Mitchell, George
idder. Earl Armstrong, Margaret Far
|iharson and Douglas Roben have en-
red the school this year. There are
SO four or five who attend WooesVlile
Oh, also going by train.
Mrs. Annette Courtney mas DeeA
eeping house for S. Mills for the past
|eek. while Mrs. Mills has been visit
he her people in Brookfield.
DR.. G. w. Darling had his first auto
pset this week, though he has been
living a ear since cars were being
-iyen to any extent. In attempting to
ass a load of silo corn near Horace
ames,' on the Groton road, the impact
the corn stalks overturned his car
nd threw him out, but he was not IN
red. A ripped tire and bent mudguard
ere the only damages his car sts-
ined.
Wendell Craigie, Wilbur Nolan and
orman Bone left for Montpelier Mon
by to take up the years work IN
ontpelier seminary.
Misses Caroline and Mary GIBSON
arted Tuesday morning for New Con-
brd. O.. to resume their work IN
uskinglm college. Miss Dorothy
rant, who attended last year, will
BIZ be able to return at present be-
luse of i'll health.
J. Merrill Gibson went this week 10
Philadelphia. where he is taking med
III course at jefferson college.
The ladies aid society of the Pres
Eterian church is preparing for ITS
lnual fair and chicken pie supper to
held on Friday, Sept 80.
Mrs. Matte Clough and Mrs. Laura
rest of Barre were weekend visitors
j. D. McAllister's.
Miss Lille Bailey, who has spent
rec weeks with her brother, Rev. w.
Bailey and family at the Manse,
it for Washington, d. c., Sunday eve
ng.
John McKennon has purchased of E,
Coombs his roadster.
Miss Edah Perry of Plainfield was
e guest of Mrs. NJ. f. Mcdonald sew
al DAYS this weeks, having come to
tend the Squires Hall wedding
The marriage of Frederick Samuel,
n and Miss Georgianna Brown took
ace Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
the home of the bride and was at
nded by the immediate. families
lly, Rev. w. I. Bailey officiating. The
bnng couple left Immediately by auto
r a trip to Burlington, Lake George
hid other points. They are both very
bpnfar and have the best wishes of
any friends in this place and else
here.
Mrs. Amanda Anderson and her
sughter, Miss Ruth, returned this
eek from visit to Boston, Mattapan
I'D Quincy.
Miss Florence Hall and Elwyn
auires of LyndonviIle were mar
arried at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
bert Hall Wednesday evening in the
essence of large number of relatives
Id personal friends. The house was
aborately decorated with autumn
ayes and evergreen and the bride was
essed in white georgette satin,
immed with pearls, with veil and was
tended by her sister, Miss Priscilla
all, in yellow georgette. After re-
eshments of chicken salad, rolls, cof-
e, ice cream and cake had been
rived, the bridal pair left for an ex-
nded auto trip. Mrs. Squires has been
very successful teacher for the past
years in st. Johnsbury junior high
hool Mr.. Squires is employed in the
pstofIice at Lyndonyille.
South Ryegate was shocked Tuesday
ternoon to hear of the sudden death
Chief Engineer William j. McKil
D of the s. S. Frohna of CONSTANT
bple. A letter was received by his
other, Mrs. Emma Taisey, containing
le sad news, but very few details. Mr.
cKillop wrote of his safe arrival or
ug. 6 and. after discharying theil
rgo, was expecting to touch at vari
ps points on the Mediterranean sea
get return cargo and 10 arrive IN
ew York about Oct. |. The shock anC
lief are very severe blow to- hi:
other and she has the sincere sym
Rthy of all.