The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-17
NORTHFTELD
Wedding of Miss Lena L. Fiske and
Leland F. Batchelder.

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| A very quiet wedding was soler-
nized Wednesday at high noon at the
Congregational parsonage, when Miss
Lena L. Fiske. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William j. Fiske Of this town
and Leland r. Batchelder, oldest son
of Mrs. Martina Friend, also OF this
town, were united in marriage The
ceremony was performed by Rev. c. c.
Creegan the single ring service being
used. The ceremony was witnessed
by Mrs. Della J. Gowdy, aunt of the
groom and Miss Muriel Fiske, sister
Of the bride, and Prof. and Mrs. Fran
els s. Howard. of the church, Prof.
Howard played the wedding march.
The bride wore pearl gray canton
crepe, with delicate trimmings OF per
iwinkel with pearl gray hat to match.
Directly following the ceremony, Mr..
and Mrs Batchelder left BY auto for
Randolph, and from there took the
train for Sunapee, N. H., where they
will spend two weeks at the lake. At
Randolph they were met by number
Of friends from Mortified, who gave
them a shower Of confetti and hearty
sendof. On their return they will re-
side at 81 Union street.
Mrs. Batchelder is graduate Of
Mortified high school, for time
taught school, and for several years
past has ben employed in the North
field News office and the dry goods
store of W. w. Hartwell, and in both
places has made many friends and ac-
quaintances. who hold her in the high.
est esteem.
Mr.. Batchelder is World war vet |
eran, having serted in France with
the 26th division, American Expedi-
tionary forces. After receiving his dis
charge, he went to Springfield, where
he was employed for some over year.
Returning to Mortified, he entered the
Mortified Pharmacy, as clerk for N. |
A. Wheeler, position he now holds. |
He is very popular clerk, held in the |
highest esteem by all who know the !
young man.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Batchelder have
a large circle of friends in Mortified,
where they have spent their entire
lives, who extend them the heartiest /
and very best wishes.
Miss Nellie Harrigan, who is having
/ months vacation from her duties
n the pension bureau, in Washington,
D. G., is at the home of her father.
Timothy Harrigsn ON East street, Mrs. II
Fred Callahan and children of Mont
,elier are also spending a time at the
rome of her father.
G. Macchi, former resident of
Mortified, now living in Columbia,
J. c., has been spending few days
n town at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II
y. Colombo on Cross street.
James Sullivan Of Concord. Y. H., is
listing at the home of his cousin.
Hiss Mary Burke. Miss Burke is home
or short time from Montpelier.
Miss Katherine Hartley has returned
rom her vacation, spent in Boston and
icinity, and has resumed her work in
'oyles 4 Holton's store.
Miss Eva Aiken has gone to Barre.
o spend few days with relatives and
riends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart Of
eacham. are visiting in town this
eek, guests at the home Of DIR. and
lrs. G. n. Wclch and Mr.. and Mrs.
homas WEIGH.
w. w. Holden and grandson left
thursday for an auto trip TO Port
md, Ne.
Rev. A. II. Webb. former pastor Of
he local Methodist church. win preach
ere the coming Sunday.
Forrest Buzzell. who has been visiting
the home Of his father. James Buzz
II on Traverse street. has returned
, Manchester, n. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Batchelder of
OFT Worth. Texas. are visiting at the
'me Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex England.
/ the Union brook road.
The midsummer carnival held on
ie lawn at ST. Johns parsonage
uesdsy evening was a very pleasant
fair. and largely attended. The lawn
as attractively decorated with vsri-
u booths made Of everETcens. and the
rhting made the effect very good. The
WI on the adjoining property. known
the Bradford house. made an ideal
Itural stage. for the entertainment
be carnival was under the direction
Miss Mary McKenny Of New York.
10 j. spending the summer in town
u Miss Frances Collins q Spring
ID. Mass who Is also a. her home
town for the summer. re program