The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-09

John E. Thurber, Hartford, Conn, and
Florence Hibbard Married.

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Florence Hubbard Married.
Under beautiful arch artistcally
made of white birch and trimmed Will
ivy, and in nicely decorated room Al
the home Of Levi Carr in Barre Town
John Il. Thurber Of Hartford, Conn.
and Miss Florence Hubbard Of Barre
we're united in marriage Wednesday
night by Rev. Frank 0ldridge.
The bride was. gowned in white crepe
de chine, with lace, and wore veil
caught with daisies. She carried bou-
qnet Of daisies. The bridesmaid, Miss
Rachel Thurber, sister Of the groom,
was gowned in pink crepe de chine and
carried bouquet Of pink dahlias. Will
fred Miner of Sound View, Conn, act
ed az best man.
/ A solo. 20 Promise Me" was sung by
Miss Eda Ross of Lake Placid, N. X.
Mrs. Ernest Anderson of Websterville
played the wedding march.
Ninety guests were invited and about
so were present. Those from dis
tance were Mr.. and Mrs. Thurber and
! their daughters Rachel and Ruth, from
Hartford, Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. Gage
| from Brattleboro; Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Barnes from Hartford, Conn; Mr. and
Mrs. l. $. SReare Of Fairlee; Mrs Mel.
flie Thwing 81 Westfeld, Mass and
Miss L. j. Carpenter Of Gardner, Mass.
| Refreshments were served by Misses
Marjorie and Beatrice Perry,Miss Nor
gan and Miss Dorothy Stephen.
There was splendid array of pres
ents and about $50 in money, including
two gold ten dollar pieces. A fine mar
BILE clock was the gift of the neigh
bors.
The happy couple are to spend Their
honeymoon at Silver lake, Ksene, MI
II.
Congregational churcil Services sun
day at lO:45. Special music by the
choir Sermon topic. "The Imperative
Demands Of Progress Sunday school
1T II IN. Lnlon service at $3.50. Let
this be 4 rally day of school and con
gregation. There il inspiration in mum
bcrs.
Mrs Mafcella Martin has returned
from a visit to her nieee in Albany,
n. Y.
Miss Coralie M. Batchelder Of Barre,
a former teacher in town, is with old |
friends at G. U. Sivright's.
Mrs. Musctte II Seaper has as guests |
her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. b. |
D. Northrop, Of Washington, Pa, =
Perley G. Sanders and party, who
went the first Of the week to Old Or
chard, Me. were delayed by the mishap |
of broken spring at Plymouths N. H..
and did not arrive at home till the
sixth.
Mrs. Carl w. Seaver is visiting her
son, Hugh L. Seaver, and family at
Albert NJ. Goodrich has lately had
call from Earle Gerrish of Troy. N.
Y. MIR. Gerrish, when a lad Of about
Is, worked for Mr. Goodrich on his
farm at jackson Corner and the follow
ing year for him and his brother in
law, the late Thomas G. Waldo, divid.
ing his time between the two farms
Later the lad decided to go to school
aud Mr. Waldo lent him the money
needed for course at Montpelier semi
nary and later at the IT, v. NJ in Bur
ington. Mr.. Gerrish became a success
fuI teacher and now is connected with
, college for women in Troy, n ". and
ilso owns farm on one of the islands ,
If Lake Chsmplain, where he conducts ,
. summer camp. /,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ A. Worthington,
Who have been guests at the inn for
ome time past, have returned to their
nome in Brooklyn, n. II Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carnes. of West / I
,hazy, n " with their children, Caro- |,
inc and Wilfred. and Mrs. Enoch !,
'ampbell of East Barre spent Sunday (
Il NJ. X. Benevides' Mr. Sarnes and
lis father. w. NJ. Carnes, have stone !
he'd at West Chazy and quarries at
Ausable Forks, n. "
Men from the Barre 4 Montpelier j
light & Power Co. have been at work I
ately setting a taller pole at the juno b
ion of Main and Depot streets. so that
he wires of the Orange County Tele-
hone Co. can be run into the second
tory of the McAlister store building t
nto the rooms of A. B. Whittier. where \
he central of that company win later r
e located.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter McAulay Of Aus
bic Forks. n. ", spent the week end
t n. L. Murrays.
Owing to an error made by n teach I
rs agency, Miss Gertrude Burditt Of
ittsford Mills came to town expecting
D find an engagement to teach domes-
ic science and fourth year Latin in the
Ugh school. but finding substitute
ere and permanent teacher expected,
as obliged to return TO her home.