The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-14
ELLIS--EAToN.
Wedding at Home Of Brides Father in
South Royalton.

South Royalton, Nov. l4.--Saturday
at high noon at the home Of the bride !
father, Amos !. Eaton. occurred the
marriage of his only. daughter, Miss
Lucy Mary Eaton, and g. Murray Ellis
of Hartford, Conn. Rev. L. l.. NJ.
Barnes, pastor of the Methodist church
| in Fairlee and long time friend Of
the Eaton family, was the officiating
clergyman, using the single ring sery-
ice. The bride and groom were attend
ed by Miss Emily r. Dodge of Barre
and John Williams OF Hartford, Conn.
About go were present at the we'd
ding and before the ceremony Hildreth
Martin of Barre, University of YER
mont %, sang Beloved. It's Morn"
with violin accompaniment by Wendell
Eaton, brother of the bride. Mr.. Ma
tin also played Mendelssohn's wedding
march, and during its rendition four
girl friends of the bride, Misses Vivian
Roberts. Sarah and Winona Mcclure Of
South Royalton and Lucy Barton of
Burlington, U. v. M. 20, dressed in
white, entered the parlor with stream
|ers Of yellow forming an aisle through
which the wedding party passed first,
flower girl, Palma Goodnough of Brat
tleboro, cousin Of the bride, dressed
in yellow, and the ring bearer, Everett
Benson, nephew Of the groom, then
the bride, with her father, who gave
her away, and the bridesmaid. At the
arch, under which the ceremony took
place.. they were met by the groom, his
best man and the clergyman The ush-
ers were Misses Norma Clifford of
Sharon and Hazel Clifford Of Randolph
Center
The bride was gowned in white satin
crepe, trimmed with lace and pearls,
and carried large bouquet of brides
roses, the gift Of the groom. The
bridesmaid wore yellow taffeta and
carried white chrysanthemums.
The house was artistically decorated
with a color scheme of yellow and
white. From the center OF the arch
Of white lattice work, evergreen and
yellow chrysanthemums, where the cer-
mony took place, hung bell and from
this streamers extended to the sides
of the arch, being held there by white
dove on each side. The remainder Of |
the house was decorated with yellow |
chrysanthemums and streamers.
After the ceremony buffet lunch |
was served by six girl friends of the
bride. The bride cut the wedding cake. |
which was distributed by Misses Emily |
Dodge and Norma Clifford.
There were many beautiful wedding
gifts Of linen, silver, cut glass and |
including check of generous |
from the brides family. |
The bridesmaid, best man and goloist
each received gifts of S. gold piece
md the other attendants were present
ID gold vanity cases.
The bride and groom cleverly eluded
their watchful friends and left for
parts unknown. After motor trip Mr..
ind Mrs. Ellis viii 90 to Hartford,
Conn, and will be at home to their
many friends at 70 Oxford street in
hat city.
The bride has always made her home
lere, but attended the University of
Vermont for a time, lately keeping !
house for her father. She has hosts of
riends who extend hearty congratula-
ions The groom ia the son Of Mr.. and I
drs. George Ellis of South Royalton
md is a graduate of u. V. NJ, 90. He
; now employed in the Connecticut
General claims department Of Hart
ord
Those from out of town who attend ,
d the wedding included, besides those
lready mentioned, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
and daughter, Palms, Of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Good.
ough of Essex Junction, DIR. L. ID.
Iartin and family from Barre, Mr.. and
ire Ingalls, and son, Carroll, from
forth Haverhill, n. H., and Mrs Allen
NTH Of White River Junction.