The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-07-05
STOWE
r. @. Magrath and Margaret L. Cleve-
Land Married Monday.

Land Married Monday.
Raymond c. Magrath of Durham, N.
H., and Miss Margaret L. Cleveland
were married at 10 o'clock Monday
morning, July 3, at the home of the
| brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
A. Cleveland. Rev. w. T. Best of
Morrisville performed the ceremony,
using the double ring service. The
brides gown was white satin and she
wore veil Her going away gown
was navy blue tricotine.
Besides the parents of the bride, her
brother, Robert Cleveland, and the
groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Kane of Marleboro. Mass, were pres
ent.
Following the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Raymond motored to
Waterbury with Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
grath.. who took train for Durham,
where Mr.. Magrath Is chief clerk in the
business office of the New Hampshire
State Agricultural college.
Mrs. Magrath was graduated from
the Durham college in 1921 and in 1917
from Stowe high school, Her many
friends in Stowe wish the couple much
happiness.
Mr.. Magrath is veteran Of the
World war, during. which he served
graduated from the Marlboro. Mass.
high school in 1918 and from the Bur
dette Business college in Boston in
1915.
Hector de la Bruere has sold the
Raymond farm on Maple hill TO Jose
phat Plant Of Woonsocket, r. |. Mr..
de la Bruere has purcha sed of f. f. !
Sulham his farm in Elmore the sale
being made through the George NJ.
Clark real estate agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Ravlin have
gone to Palmer. Mass, 10 pass several
weeks with their son-in law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Tucker. 1
Mrs. Walter Barrie and Mrs S. r.
Hubbard of Rochester and Mrs. w. w.
Jones of Hancock passed Monday with
their cousins. Mrs NJ. G. Tinkham and
Mrs. II. f. Pike.
Forty -four happy children were
present at the opening session Of the
daily vacation Bible school Monday
The school is conducted BY
Rev c. f, Hayward and is held in the
Congregational church vestry. Mrs.
Hayward is in charge Of the primary
department.. Miss Dorothy Barrows is
assistant teacher and musician. Chill.
iren from four to IA are welcome to
attend the school. Real study, inter
'persed with games and play.
Rev. and Mrs. c. f. Hayward. who
'eturned Saturday from motor trip
o Springfield. were accompanied by
Srs. Hayward's mother. Mrs. Eliza
Roy. and little niece. Esther Wright.
4 Springfield, who will pass some time
i the Hayward home.
Mrs. Howard Thomas Of Stuart. Fla. !
S visitor for the summer in Stowe.
Miss Ruth Morgan Hanks of the I
Waterbury teacher training school and
er adopted children, Thomas and
ulia, passed Saturday with her for ,
ner clsssmate, Miss Elizabeth Fuller. !
I the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
FRS. II. 9. Fuller.
Miss Marjorie Watts passed sun 9
ay and the holiday with Z. w. Mac. $
ibbon at Enosburg.
Carroll A. Brown has purcha sed /,
Jewell Demas, place on the main road !.
D Waterbury Of George +. Moulton.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Tatro. who
lotored here last week from Seymour.
onn., are visiting Mr.. Tatro's broth b
I and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Tatro.
Miss Isabel Smith. dietician at 81.
nke's hospital New York City. is !,
assing her vacation with her parents
IF. and Mrs. Fred F. Smith, al Mos
wv.
Mr.. and Mrs Smith and family and
nests, Mr.. Smiths sister. Mrs Elvira a
ewett, and niece. Miss PetroneIla 4
tickney Of Los Angeles. Calf. are
Queen City park in Burlington. :
here they have taken cottage and
III pass part of their time for
onth.
DR. and Mrs. L. G. Mccarthy and
iughter. Ruth. Of Maiden. Mass. are
sitting DIR. McCarthy's parents. Mrs.
I'd Mrs. C. c. Mccarthy. and broth
5, Frank and Fred Mccarthy, and
miles
Miss Phila Deveroux Of Providence.
l., is the guest Of Mrs Mildred Russ 4
r a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Webber and sons
rthur and George and Mrs. Wehher's 81
other. Mrs. Fritch Of BROOKLYN. MO
{. are AZ F. B. Gales for the summer. .
cir third season there.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kendall and q