The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-06-29

DelHg uteQ. MISS MHf1OH LINDSAY wa
the maid of honor and Albert Demel
brother OF the groom, acted as hi
best man. The ushers were Dough-
Lindsay and Wilfred Demell. Hele
Utton. the young daughter of Mrs. Ar
thur utton, sister of the bride, wa
the ring bearer. During the ceremony
Webster Miller sang "Oh, Promise Me.
Mrs. George Martin accompanying hin
on the church organ. The bride wbr
gown Of white with all over lace an
d picture hat, and carried a bouquet 0
white roses. The maid Of honor wor
blue embroidered organdie trimmed
! with corn color and o picture hat Il
match. The groom presented the brid'
a $40 gold piece. His gift to the bes
man was d pair Of Masonic cuff link
and to the ushers he presented Ever
sharp pencils. The brides gift to tn.
maid Of honor was fountain pen
Both the church and the residence d
the bride were beautifully decorated
with white roses, ferns, eyergreens, pc
onies. daisies and buttercups. Follow,
ing the ceremony, supper was served
i at the home Of DR., William Lindsay
at 81 Barre street for the bridal party
and relatives, and at o'clock in the
evening, reception was held for the
friends OF the couple at the brides res
idence at 27I Elm street Following the
reception, Mr.. and Mrs. Demell left
on their wedding journey On their re-
turn they will be at home to their
| friends at 27l Elm street.
Mrs. Clara Beauchemin was brought
into city court yesterday afternoon on
a charge Of breach Of the peace in con
nection with an alleged beating admin
istered to her eldest daughter with a
leather strap. A neighbor, to whom the
girl went yesterday morning notified
Deputy Sheriff II. G. Lawson, and after
investigation by him and Grand Jurar
John II. Stone. prosecution was start
ed. 1t was said that the girl showed
marks on her arms and back from the
beating. Mrs. Beauchemin pleaded not
guilty and the case was set for trial
next Friday A. C. TheriauIt appeared
for Mrs. Beauchemin and her husband,
Noe Beauchemin, furnished bail of $50
for her appearance on Friday
Eli H. Porter of Wilmington and
Walter A. Dutton Of Hardwick. mem
bers of the public service commission,
inspected yesterday the West Berlin
crossing on the Central Vermont rail-
way, where double fatality resulted
from locomotive automobile smash
on Saturday. June II. They were sc-
companied by States Attorney Charles
B. Adams, who has been holding a Sc
cret inquest into the accident. and by
w. r. McFeeters, attorney for the
Central Vermont, and Messrs. Groom
and Russell OF the same road
The payment Of state dues BY vet
erinaries was the principal s5pic. Of
discussion at a meeting Of the board Of
veterinary registration in the State
House yesterday. George Stephens,
secretary and treasurer Of the boafd,
states that he has sent out second no
tees for the payment Of dues, due
the first OF the year, and is about to
send out the third notice. Yearly dues
of So are required, and il is understood |
that failure TO pay dues may mean
revocation of veterinary licenses. No
candidates presented themselves for ex
animation to-day. DIR. Robert Weir of
chairman of the board. and |
DR. John Thomas Of Wells River were
the other members present beside DIR |
Stephens.
large moving van brought the
goods Of Elwin G. kingsbury. who is
eturning to this city from Springfield, |
Mass. to Montpelier last night Mr.. |
kingsbury will be connected with the |
ocsl ceiling agency of the Connecticut
General Life Insurance company. OF
which A. c. Matthews is general agent
A truckload OF brook trout fry con
aiming about 1900 fingerlings was sent |
rom the hatchery at Roxbury TO Nor
-isville to-day.
A marriage license has been issued
@ Walter G. Washburn of 80 Main
treet and Lillian "A. Myers Of Sher
,rooke. P. Q. II
G. H. Dempsey, commissioner OF
ducation, left to-day for Boston.
4. W. Dix. state highway commits
Toner, has returned from Troy, n. ",
where he went on business connected
With his department.
States Attorney Charles B. Adams
would not say yesterday that the Sc
ret inquest he has been holding into
ne West Berlin crossing accident be
ore Judge G. n. Dale was over. As
o whether grand jury would be
allied in the case he had no statement
n make g