The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-24
WATERBURY,
Paul D. Wallace and Miss Florence M
Lock Married in Wilder Tuesday.

The marriage Of Paul Dillingham;
Wallace and Florence Maud Lock was
solcmnized at the parsonage in Wilder
Tuesday afternoon BY the brides IA
ther, Rev. George H Lock, assisted BY
Rev. j. Garfield Sails Of the Center.
The double ring service was used and
the ceremony was performed in the re-
ception room under an arch OF ever
green. The bride wore dress Of copen-
hagen blue canton crepe, trimmed with
steel beads, and carried bouquet of
white roses. Miss Nellie Titus of
Wilder was maid Of honor and Blaine
Wallace of this place was best man.
The wedding march was played by
Miss Miriam Camp, organist Of the
church in Wilder.
The brides father was pastor Of the
Methodist church in this place. going
from here to Wilder last spring. Miss
Lock was member of the local high
school, class Of ID2l, and, as far as
known, is the first member Of the class
to be married. She was very popular
while here and all will be glad to vel
come her back to town.
The groom is the son Of b. +. Wal
lace. After attending the schools here,
he was for some time in store in Nor
wood, Mass, He was overseas in the
medical unit, S0th division For some
time lie has been in business here, and
now is proprietor Of the Wallace phar
macy Mr.. Wallace is one Of our pros
porous and genial young business men
and congratulations are extended to
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace.
Even to the extent Of being an equal
in notoriety with the bride was little
Elaine Wallace, who did the act of ring
bearer with much dignity.
Those from here who attended were
Mr.. and Mrs. b z. Wallace, Blaine
Wallace and Elaine Wallace.
After a trip to Massachusetts, and
Connecticut, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wal
lace will be at home here in the old
home of the groom on Main street, the
upper tenement being furnished and
ready for their occupancy.
Mrs. Nellie Morse has received word
of the birth Of son to DR.. and Mrs
Walter Hume in India. The child was |
born July Is and has been named An
drew Morse Hume. The mother was
Florence Morse of this place and they |
have daughter older, little Harriet.
These are grandchildren of DR.. and
Mrs. Robert Hume, the name being a
strong one in missionary circles
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward S. Frary and
party from Berlin. N. ", who are
camping at Hinesburg pond, passed
through town Monday on their way TO
and from Mansfield mountain. On the
return trip they all had dinner at the
Tea Cup inn Most of the party will /
attend the Congregational church Sun
day. Mr. Frary win play and his niece,
Miss Dorothy Whittle, will render two
solos. This young lady is the daughter
of Mrs Bessie Frary Whittle and lived
here when little girl. She has stud
led under the best New York instruct
ors and is now soloist in st. Mary's
New York City. People will i
be much pleased to have this opportu-
nifty Of hearing Miss Whittle and Mr..
Frary.
Monday, Mrs. James Owens and Miss
Dreslain Of the Center. Rev.
and Mrs. Dubois H. Loux and daugh
ter. Genevieve, Of Jackson, Mich. and
Miss Caroline Worth Of Cleveland. O.,
motored in the Thayer car through the
White mountains, the trip covering IDS
miles.
Cards are out announcing by Mr..
and Mrs. Moses DeCell the marriage
If their daughter, Miss Maudc Iva, to
Herman Field kendrick. The bride is
'ne of the Ccnter's most popular young
ladies', a graduate of the Waterbury &
nigh school and has been for some time
, successful teacher in Northfield The ,
groom is a graduate of Norwich uni !,
gtrsity in this years class and is to
each in Massachusetts,. Captain Ken .
Trick is well and favorsbly known I
lmong the Norwich students Both Mr.. |
md Mrs. Kcndrick are to be congratu /
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