The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-03
DwINELL-BOND.
East Thetford Girl and East Calais
Man Married.

Man Married.
Avery pretty wedding, which was
OF unusual interest because Of the
wide acquaintance and popularity q
both parties, took place in the bride I
home church at East Thetford on the
afternoon of August !, when
Ruth Louise, only daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest C. Bond, was united in
marriage to Harold Albert, the son Of
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Dell B. Dwinell, Of East
Calais. The church was decorated with
hemlock boughs arranged across the
! front OF the pulpit, with a background
Of tall stalks Of salmon pink gladiolas,
the whole forming most charming
setting for this midsummer wedding.
At 3 O'Clock the wedding party, led
| by the flower girls, Marjorie Doble
and Doris French, both Of Union viii
lage, dressed in white organdy and
scattering flower petals, entered the
church to the strains Of Lohengrin's
wedding march, played by Mrs. j. /.
Hall of Auburndale, Mass, who is a
friend of the bride. The bride, wear
ing a lovely gown of white canton
crepe, with veil Of white silk net
held by band Of orange blossoms, and
carrying bouquet Of white roses, was
given away by her father, and the
ceremony, with the single ring service,
was performed by Rev. William Slade
of Thetford, assisted by the brides
uncle, Rev. George S. Kinney, Of Au-
burn, Me. The brides maid of honor
was Miss Hdlen r. Vaughan Of East
Thetford, a Wheelock schoolmate Of
the bride, who wore peach organdy
with hat to match, and carried Ophelia
roses. The bridesmaids were Miss
Esther A. Dwinell of East Calais, a
sister of the groom, Miss Margaret +.
Stanley Of Melrose, Mass, Wheel
ock classmate of the bride, Miss Lou
Use Z. Harding of West Lebanon, n.
HI. and Miss Christine M. Harding
Of Orange. N. j., the two latter being
cousinassof the bride, The bridesmaids
were dressed in pastel shades OF or
CANDY and wore organdy hats TO
match. and carried mixed bouquets.
The best man was Ralph B. Dwinell
of East Calais, brother of the groom,
and the ushers were Maurice G. Bond
OF Morrisville, N. Y, brother Of the
bride, Schuyler p. Berry Of Hanover,
N. H., cousin Of the groom, Edgar p.
Blake Of Woburn. Mass, cousin OF the
bride, and John Shepard OF Barre,
college friend of the groom.
At the close Of the ceremony a re-
ception was given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwinell at the brides home, and there
they received the congratulations and
good wishes Of their friends and rela-
ties. A large number of wedding pres
ents. silver, cut glass, linen, pictures,
dishes and money were on display and
aceentuated the best wishes OF the
friends, present. as well as absent.
Refreshments of sherbet, cakes, and
punch were served, and the bride cut
and served the brides cake. The brides
Gift to her maid of honor was gold
bar pin. and to the bridesmaid, hand
kerchiefs in cases; the groom's git
to his best man was gold piece, and
the ushers received silk Andkerchiefs.
The bride is a Thetford girl, grad
uate of Thetford academy, and OF the
Wheelock kindergarten training school
of Boston, and has taught most sue
for three years, one IN the
Newton public school at West Newton,
Mass. and two years in grade one at
Auburndale, Mass The groom Is a
graduate Of Montpelier seminary and
Of the University of Vermont, where
he was a sergeant in the s. A. L. z.
during the World war. He is just be-
ginning his fourth year as agricultural
agent of Orange county--tne strength
Of the present county organization At
testing to his successful efforts In this
line OF work. After honeymoon trip
of two weeks. the bride and groom
will make their home at Chelsea.
Among the friends and relatives at
tending the wedding were 0. d. Owl
nell. Esther, Ralph and Rachel Dwi-
nell. and Mrs. Victor G. Smith and
daughter, Virginia Of East Calais, ID.
F. P. Dwinell and son. Stanley, OF
Bradford Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.
Reed. uncle and aunt of the bride, OF
Burlington, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. +. =.
Kinney. uncle and aunt of the bride,
and Mrs. j. c. Kinney, grandmother
Of the bride, all OF Claremont, n. H.,
Miss Clara B. Berry of Montpelier,
cousin Of the groom, Mr.. Bradford
SHELTON of Burlington, Mass, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Merritt Pierce of Claremont,
\. H.. Mrs. Howard Daley Of East
Calais. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bradlee
~ Burlington. Vt. and Mr.. and Mrs.
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