The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-01-06
WENT OVER OLD
\ CEREMONY
Mr.. and Mrs. Trumbull L..
Hunt Married" Again
on 50th Anniversary
WHILE FRIENDS
GAVE APPROVAL
White River Junction x:ou-
pie Were He 6ly
4. Hone ed
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"eV &c Junction, Jan. o.--hT
ana MRS fFumbull L. Hunt, highly re-
spectf d residents Of White River juno
tlc celebrated their golden wedding
snalversary Tuesday evening. Trum-
hssll T. Hunt and Clara Marsh were
married IN West Hartford, Jan. 8
1879, by Rev. Heseltine Smith. Mr.
Hunt for several years was road COM
missioner, but at present holds office
as overseer Of the poor, which duty he
has faithfully and charitably per-
formed.
Tuesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt
were invited to a so-cailed entertain
ment to be held in The high school hall.
Upon arriving at the hall, a wedding
march wassplayed by Mrs. 9. B. Ward
and the procession, composed of Rev.
u. A. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. w. @.
Dpmpier Mr.. and Mrs, Albert button
and Raymond Trainor, ushered by
Miss Isabel Brais, led the happy cou-
BE down the aisle to two easy rockers,
where Mr.. Trainor explained to them
the purpose OF their presence, and in
behalf Of the friends extended to them
congratulations and hearty and cor
dil welcome.
The celebrating couple were put
through brief marriage ceremony BY
Rev. j. A. Hamilton. The double ring
service was used, the rings being gifts
Of friends in the community. Then Mr..
and Mrs. Hunt were presented 500 in
gold. Mr. Hunt responded in a pleas
ing manner, thanking one and all for
their Kindness. This was the first
speech that he had made since the
happy event Of so years ago.
There were selections by an orches
ira consisting of G. T.. Boyle, from
bone; Mason Huse, violin; Mrs. c. b.
Ward, piano, and male quartet. con-
sisting of William Bowden, Mason
Hsse, G. F. Boyle and Alfred Wright
William Bowden gave a recitation
entitled little Batccse" and r. L.
Gibson recited an appropriate poem
entitled, 'Some Colts"
Inappropriate, congratulatorv remarks
we're made by Rev. ]. A. Hamilton,
Rev. Robert Heseltine. A. c.. Hurd, C.I
III ,LcBonrvcau, Raymond Trainor and
al Il. Watson. Arthur Van Sleet, beau |
tifully rendered, Darling, / Am Grow 4
ing Oldn Some very fine musical &C.
leetions were given by Mr.. and Mrs.
F Jimenez, on a variety of instru-
1nents, consisting of mandolin, coca
rina. circular saws. bells and an old
Roman harp, 24S wears old. called, |
'psaltery of Holy Writ which is. the |
only instrument of ito kind That is
played in public. Mrs. Jimcnez accom-
panied on the piano.
After the friends went forward and |
extended to the couple their hcartiest /
congratulations, refreshments were
served.
The event being one Of the most en-
joyable social affairs of the winter. and
a complete surprise to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunt. came to a close with an excep.
tionally fine imitation of country
fiddler" by Professor Jimenez.
Warren c. Bradbury is now EN-.
played ut the Howard Drug company.
w. +. johnson celebrated his S0th
birthday Dec. 81. Mr.. johnson is ma
tive born citizen, being very active for
q man Of his age and is in the best of
health.
j. III. Kilton, for six years a regis
tered clerk at the Howard Drug com
pany, has resigned to take a position
in the same capacity with the Red
Cross Pharmacy in West Lebanon. n. I
H., where he was formerly employed. '
G. H. Aidrieh, district inspector for
the Western Union. has been trans.
ferred to Springfield. Mass, in IKE !
c. G. Peters. recently en-
ployed at Burlington, has been trans J
ferred to inspectors position in the To-
,al Office A. i. johnson, manager of
The local w. L. Office. was recentlv in
Franklin, Hanover and Windsor, audit
ing accounts for those offices. G. Davis.
incman for the w. e., visited friends I
n Dsnbury. Conn. recently. w. G.. (
IYetmore, eastern district traffic super. ,
Fisor, was a visitor last week at the I
ocal officc. F. G. Dannals, district Z
'isnt chief of Springfield, was also in I
own. 4
ID. NJ. Bond attended probate court !
i Wells River Monday. (
Miss Margaret Marcy returned tot !
3arre Monday, after few days vaca I
ion. spent with her father, G. II.
'farcy. a
Fidelity Rebekah lodge. No. %, held y
r. annual election of officers Wednes- :
ay evening, Dee. ss. They are as fol-
c~s: Mrs. Jesse G. Harvey. noble :
rand; Miss Myrtle ID. Blood, vice
rand; Mrs Lizzie NJ. Stockwell. re- ,
erding secretary; Miss Nellie N Dean. ],
nsncial secretary Miss Mnrial Shea,
vasurer. d