The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-08

Brown Knapp Wedding Sunday Eve
ming at Brides Home.

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ming at Brides Home.
1 A very pretty wedding was solern-
nized at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
| G. Harrington Sunday evening, Nov.
l5, at o'clock, when their daughter,
Addie Harrington Knapp, was unit
ed in marriage to Clyde II. Brown.
Rev Walsh of Williamstown per-
formed the ceremony, the double ring
service being used, A solo, Sunshine
Of Your Smile,v was pleasingly rem
dered by Miss Eva M. Reed
| The bridal party entered the room
to the strains Of Lohengrin's march,
played by Miss Doris A. Sprague, who
also accompanied Miss Reed. The
bride was very prettily dressed in pink
satin and wore veil caught with or
ange blossoms. She carried corsage
bouquet Of white carnations.
| The bridesmaid. Miss Christine =.
Angel, wore peach colored tatfeta and
lcarried white carnations. The groom
was attended by his brother, Gayle,
The bridal pair were also attended BY
their sisters, Miss Winsome Harring
ton and Miss Hazel Brown, who car
ried the veil William and Jasper
Harrington acted as ring bearers.
The room was tastcfully decorated
with evergreen and pink roses.
After the ceremony, punch, cake and
waters were served by Mrs. p. G.
Reed. The gift table, which was pre-
sided over BY Mrs. Leonard Farms
worth, displayed many beautiful gifts.
consisting of silver, pyrex, linen and
money.
The happy couple cleverly avaded
their watching friends and left by au-
tomobile for Claremont, NJ H. The
brides travelling suit was Of brown
velvet
About rs relatives and friends were
present. Those from out Of town were
Mr. and Mrs. w. a. Wheaton, Miss
Elsie Dean of Barre Mr. and Mrs
w. Fl. Sprague, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Bacon of
Chelsea. MIR. and Mrs. Forest Hood
and three daughters, Lucy. ALA and
Grace. Alton Farnsworth, Randolph
Center; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gay and
daughter, Helen, Mrs. A. b. Gay and
Miss Emma Moses Of Randolph and I
Elton +. Ellis Of Burlington
Both bride and groom are well
known and have the best wishes Of
their many friends. /.
The ladies' society Of the East
Brookield church scored a culinary
success last Friday evening, when they
fed over 300 people to az bountiful
supper. Everyone had
enough. There was no "all out sign
hung and they even had chicken pie
and 'fixin'sr to match left over. Aft !
er the supper free program was Civ
EN- in the auditorium III the church
The Williamstown orchestra gave
number OF very pleasing selections and Il
Misses Esther and Rebccca Seaver. also
IF Williamstown, entertained by pi. !
ano solos and piaDologs Mr. Seag- !
ar of Barre CONFUSED his audience !
with his wonderfully told humorous
selections and Miss Marjorie Worces- {
Ter rendered a vocal solo very effee |
lively, At the close Of the entertain
nent a very pretty puff, presented the !
aides society by Miss Mary Shufelt !
# New York, was sold TO the highest !
bidder, bringing about So. Aprons 4
yere also sold at booth and few
It auction. Altogether, taken socially
md financially. the annual supper and II
ale is considered success.
Miss Elsie Dean of Summer street,
Barre, spent the end u the week with I
Ter classmate, Miss Christine Angel =
Mrs. W. r. Medeslf has four of the ),
], S. government gypsy moth" men i
5 boarders. /,
F. II, Wilcox has purchased Buick t
tx of Fl. +. Cutler of Barre. 4
Mrs. Satira Hayward spent last I
'eek with her cousin, Mrs. #. f. &
rown. i