The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-26
MARRIAGE AT WATERBURY
Miss Barbara Brown and Chandler w.
Brown, Latter of Montpelier.

Waterbury. June 26.-The marriage
ceremony OF Miss Barbara Slayton
! Brown, daughter of Mrs. Minnie Brown
Of this place, to Chandler Wolson
brown, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Brown of Montpelier. was solemnizcd
at the home of the bride Saturday
afternoon at o'clock by Rev. John C..
Prince, the single ring service being
used The house was bower OF how-
ers and grecnery. A bank Of maiden
hair ferns and asparagus in the COR
ner Of the parlor had at the sides tall
standards on which rested large bou-
quets of white peonies and other white
flowers. To those were fastened white
ribbons and Beverly Demeritt and Glea-
son Ayers officiated as ribbon boys,
each taking a ribbon and going to the
stairway, where the bride and groom
were waiting and to the strains of
the wedding march, played by Mrs.
Max Ayers, marched TO the place where
the ribbons led.
Preceding the ceremony. Mrs. Fl. H.
Metcalf sang AT Dawning." Mrs.
Charles Parker Of North Troy was ma
tron of honor and Warren Lowe of
Montpelier was best man.
The bride was beautifully gowned
in white crepe, wore veil and carried
shower bouquet of lilies of the val
ley. The matron of honor wore peach
organdie, with large hat TO match, and
carried roses.
In the living room, decorations were
in pink aDh green, roses and ferns,
while the diningroom was in pink and
white. In the center of the table was
a beautiful bouquet OF roses in ltrge
flower bowl the latter a gift from SEN
ator Dillingham; Miss Alice Lazelle
and Miss Mildred Boice Of Montpelier
served, assisted by Miss Margaret
Cheney of Boston and Mrs. Raymond
Briggs Of Montpelier Miss Cheney
was the lucky one who caught the boil-
quet and the DECORATIONS were in charge
of Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs. Robert
Perry. The presents were beautiful
and numerous.
Among the guests present from out
Of town were Mrs. Betsey Slsyton, the
grandmother OF the bride. 81 years Of
age. and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold McMahon
of Stowe; Col. and Mrs. Joseph Brown,
Miss Alice English, Miss c. Kannaly,
Mrs. Ellen Brown Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Brown, Miss Norma Good
nough. Miss Mildred Boice and Miss
Alice Lazelle of Montpelier; Miss Mar
ion Horton Of Putney: Miss Hildreth
Tyler of Boston; Miss Louise BARTLETT
Of Richmond; Mr.. Fernkoph OF Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker Of North
Troy Mrs. {. D. Robinson Of Quebec;
Mr. and Mrs. Dan skinner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joslin Of Waitsheld; Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Joslyn Of Montpelier: Maurice
Watkins OF Barre; Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Farrell, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bliss
and two sons of Montpelier.
Mrs. Brown was one Of our ost pop
ular Young ladies, daughter Of the |
late Henry Brown and granddaughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Brown. She |
graduated from the local high school
end the University Of Vermont. and |
has been efficient in the oficr Of the |
Life Insurance company.
Mr. Brown Is a graduate Of Mont.
pelier high school and Of Dartmouth
college He served in the World war
and bore the title Of lieutenant Since
then he has been employed in his ia
thers' ofics in Montpelier
They are to reside in Montpeiisr.
The evening before the wedding Mr.
and Mrs. J. q. Brown gave dinner a. I
the Waterbury inn % p invited guests.
The table wss spread in the private
iininzroom. In the center Of the tasie
pas = large bouquet Of cinnamon rcses-
A. the sides and extending down from
The csnter, smaller bouquets of orange
blossoms vere piacrd. Appropriate
rlacs csrds wsrs uscf st ~ table
several xlssts frcn M11tpeiifr sn5
rrcnIrsnf rzzrle hr-s ste-ded.