Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-12-20
WEYBRIDGe.

Mrs. Chas. Sturtevant continues to
improve in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sturtevant ar.
rived home Monday from their trip.
The meetings conducted by Mss
TOwnsley are still going on. aud it is
thought much good will result from her
labors here.
A Christmas sociablp, with literary
exercises, tree and retire shments, will be
held at the Methodist church Monday
evening, Dec. %. All are invited.
The fourth and last quarterly con
ference of the Methodist church for this
year will be held on Saturday. Jan. /.
There will be the usual services on Sun
day and Presiding Elder Noe will be
present.
DR.. Eddy's horse united its halter the
other day at II. A. Boies' and made for
heme. 1t was Ouhun, however, by
George Dushang, who climbed into the
back end of the wagon and brought the
horse to stop before any damage had
been done.
The remains of Mrs. Annie (Stewart)
Partridge, wife of Rev. l.. G. Partridge,
who died at their home in Jellico, Tenn,
last week, arrived here last Saturday and
the funeral was attended from the Metho-
dist church on Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Kim
zie, pastor of the Bristol Baptist church,
OBLIGATED, assisted by the local pastor
The husband and Harold Stewart, the
son, accompanied the remains hither.
The interment was in the family lot IN
Elm Grove cemetery.
Frp.I another correspondent.
One of the happiest social events of
the season occurred at the residence of
l.. G. Sturtevant on the evening of Tues
day, Dec. TO- when his eldest sou, Walter
L., and Miss Beryl L. Randle Of Middle
bury were united in marriage. Rev.
Stephen Palmer otfciapd, assisted by
Rev. ID. w. Lyman of Middleburv, of
whose church the bride is a member.
| The ceremony was witnessed by nearly
two hundred friends and relatives of the
! parties. The decorations were fine.
Throughout the house were wreathed
trailing pine, festOons of evergreen and
white chrysanthemums. Most noticeable
was the parlOr. where The decorations
were most elaborate; "A beautiful floral
arch. in which hung bell of green and
white, with Gala tongue, made fit
ting grotto for the bridal party. At 5
o'clock the strains of wedding march.
played by G. y. Baker. announced the
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and groom, accompanied by Miss Nora
Sturtevant. the groom's sister, a. brides
maid and Ned Carpenter as best man,
came forward and took their places
beneath the arch, and the ceremony was
performed in "A beautiful and impressive
manner. Then came congratulations and
good wishes, and host of pleasant
words conveyed to the happy pair the
good will of their many friends Both
bride and maid we're taStefully atiired nj
white, the bride wearing IA cluster OF
white rose buds as her only ornament
and carrying n bouquet of white roses and
chrVStnthemumS. \ room opening from
Doth dining and sitting rooms had been
set apart tor wedding gifts. and wa.
well filled with Testimonials Of the higl
regard in which the newly welded pair
are held. There were gifts in silver.
gifts for use and goodly number for
ornamenting the new home, which is To
be established in the coming spring on
the Siias Wright farm recently purchased
by Mr.. Sturtevant; and all are muci
pleased that they are to remain resident:
of Weybridge. The refreshments were
of the finest and served in the best man
ner. The happy couple took the night
train at Mddlebury for Fitchburg, Mass.
and other cities in that State.