The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-09-12
MONTPELIER
Miss Marcia c. Edison and Francis T.
Sheridan Married.

MISS marcia =. Eds0n ana FRANCIS 4
Sheridan Married.
\ Miss Marcia Fl. Edison, daughter OF
Y Mr.. and Mrs. Dean w. Edison, and
Francis T.. Sheridan, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Sheridan Of Nelson street,
were united in marriage at the resi-
\ dence Of Rev w. r Crosby at $50 on
Monday afternoon, the ceremony being
perforfned by Rev Mr.. Crosby. The
couple were attended by Miss Esther
Edison, sister Of the bride, and Roger
Sheridan, brother Of the groom. The
double ring service was used. The bride
wore white satin with all-over lace,
with hat To match, and she carried a
shower bouquet Of white roses, maiden
.hair fern and forget me -nots, The
bridesmaid wore gray georgette crepe
and Spanish lace with hat to match,
and she carried bouquet of pink roses
and maidenhsir fern. After the mar
riage luncheon was served at the Ed
!. son home, after which reception was
held in the evening to which 80 invita-
tions were extended After 10 days
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Sheridan will reside
in Montpelier, where they both are well
known and popular. They graduated
from the same class in Montpelier high
school The Edison house was deco
rated with hydrangeas, asters and mar
igold. The couple received purses Of
gold from their parents, silverware,
cutglass and other presents.
fwglInx xxt,rc anaproI ~ ti,a srrpar
Of State and Main streets at lI:45 this
forenoon just after a car had passed
along State street, and the two ends
of the wire carrying $50 volts lay on
the pavement for quarter of an hour. A
service car was sent down from the
carbarn and the break was mended.
Mr.. and Mrs John Lynch of Bethle.
hem, NJ Fl, are visiting Mrs, r. G.
tiitchelI.
The sixteen men who qualified in the
Montpelier Country club championship
started last Saturday are George Put
nam, Hartman Leslie, Fred i. Gleason,
G. H. Dempsey. Richard Odell, Harry
Chamberlain, Winston Chamberlain, |
Fred Laird, jr., Joseph Laird, H. @. |
Brownlee, Frank Cory, Raymond Gull
len and Messrs. Fragile and O'Rourke
The prize for the low gross score was
won BY Frank Cory. William Mckee
and James Brownlee were tied for the |
low net, Brownlee winning in the play |
of. Hartman Leslie had the best Sc
lected nine holes.
Miss Katherine Connolly has gone
on two weeks vacation to Holyoke,
Mass, and Hartford, Conn.
The S0th anniversary Of Christ
church was celebrated with appropriate
anthems and thank offerings Sunday
forenoon. the Rev. Frank J. Knapp
The train due from the south over
the Central Vermont railroad at 6:2s
last evening was delayed, arriving
about $50.
Miss Evelyn Backus of Waterbury
has arrived in the city to attend
Notwithstanding.
Captain Charles Ferrin has returned
from New York City.
Work on the pipes under Baldwin
street in back OF the National Life
building has been completed and new
gratings have been put in at the foot
of Russell street and across Baldwin
street from that point Good work
was done in keeping the sidewalks
open and rallied of while the work of ,,
iigging under the sidewalk was going
IN.
Millward G Taft, county clerk Of
orange county, was in the city on :
Monday on business. Mr.. Taft is at
,orney for searching of titles for the J
federal Land hank Of Springfield, G
Mass. and he conferred with John III.
Stone. secretary and treasurer Of the
First National Farm Loan association
Il Montpelier.
r. H. Dewart Of Burlington. who
las been working on Vermont land
ecords, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John q. Sargent of
ludlow. Misses NJ NJ. Beals and
Timothy Koran arrived in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Davis, Galvis
Davis, Priscilla Davisand Raymond
,svis of Mortified were visitors in
be city on Monday.
f. r. Welch. ID. L. Lord and NJ L.
colt of the state engineers Office have
one To Bridgewater and Springfield on
ndersl aid work.
Miss Eleanor Paige has returned