Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1890-10-17
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The marriage Of James +. Harper and
Miss Belle Hodgkins took place at noon on
Wednesday at the residence Of the brides
parents on Frost street The ceremony
was strictly private, with only the immedi
ate relatives present Mr. aud Mrs Har-
per left by the afternoon train for their
home in the West Mr. Harper is remem-
bered ia Brattleboro a. an active work
err in the Y NJ c.. A. After taking
course at Mt Hermon he went last April to
New York city, spending some time there
in the city missionary service, then going 10
Illinois in the employ Of the American Sun
day School union As a missionary in Peoria
county, that state lie now returns with
his bride to that work
Another pleasant social event was that
which occurred on Wednesday evening
when Miss Kittie, second daughter Of Mr.
7. Judge. was united IN marriage 10 Mr.
William Donahue The ceremony was
performed by Rev 2. Cunningham at Z
O'Clock the bride and groom standing in
the bay window, which was appropriately
decorated with potted plants and flowers
Only the immediate friends were present
Miss Mar Judge. sister Of the bride acted
as bridesmaid aud ID. J Calvin as hest man
| The brides gown was white crepe de chine
! trimmed with point lace A large number
| Of the friends Of Mr. aud Mrs Donahue
called during the evening 10 tender con
! gratuations The wedding presents were
handsome aud valuable About * O'Clock
the First Regiment band, of which organi-
| cation Mr. Donahue is "a member. gave
| them serenade Refreshments were served
during the evening Mr. aud Mrs. Don
ahue left on the 1910 train for the north,
aud on their return will make their home
on Lawrence street After their departure
the company closed the festivities with a
dance, the First Regiment orchestra fur
nishing the music.
Fred 7. Thompson Of this village and
Miss Katie L. Houghton Of West Chester
field were married Thursday morning at
the residence Of the brides parents The
wedding was a quiet one and Mr. aud Mrs
| Thompson went north for a week 4 stay and
will then return b. their home in Brattle
boro.
a pretty wedding was that at the Frost
street residence Of Mr. aud Mrs Vim
Mather last evening. when their daughter
Minnie j , was married 70 A D. pulen OF
the WE'LL known grocers firm Of Puller
Bros The bay window in the parlor wa.
converted into bower of autumn leave.
and evergreen,. and the ceremony wa.
performed by Rev g. % Day with the
bride and groom standing under wedding
bell Of white hower~-Will Nintun acting
as best man aud Miss Lily Brown as brides
maid Congratulations aud Refreshments
followed and Mr. and Mr.. Pulleu left by
the night train for short wedding Jour
ney There were some beautiful wedding
gifts aud happy party of young peopl,
made the occasion very delightful one.
The marriage Of Charles W Tacott Of
Chicago aud Miss Minnie u Vaughan. for
merly Of Woodstock, took place at the resi-
dence of the brides uncle In Princeton. Ill
Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock Til,
ceremony was performed IN the presence %
only the Immediate relatives Soon aftei
Mr.. and Mrs Talcott left for Chicago
where they will make their future home
Miss Vaughan Is sister Of Mr. FERN
Vaughan, and spent about a year IN TIN
place studying stenography She will hav,
the best wishes Of a good share Of tn
Brattleboro young folk
DR.. e 5 Pratt and wife returned T.
Brattleboro last evening Mr. and Mrs
Pratt )uce Miss Esther Royce. formerl
teacher "a the public schools, we're re-
Gently married tu Minneapolis, since which
time they have spent some time "a New
York