The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-09
BRATTLEBORO SOCIETY.
The HanIey-Austin Wedding.


well known young people took plac,
Wednesday morning at Oswego, N. Y,
the home of the bride, when Martin
gan Co., was united in marriage Il
Miss Anna Veronica Hanley, who has
been for some years the stenographeI
at Carpenter Organ Co, and who has
made many friends during her stay
here. The ceremony took place al
nine O'Clock in the Catholic church,
with high mass. The bride and
groom were accompanied by Miss
Helen Hanley, sister OF the bride, as
bridesmaid, and DIR. j. C. Austin, OF
the maternity hospital of Baltimore
as best man. The bride was hano-
somely dressed in white silk with
trimmings of white lace and pearl. and
her sister was attired in figured white
sill; with pink trimmings. Following
the ceremony, a reception was rendered
to immediate relatives, after which Mr.
and Mrs. austin left for two weeks
trip at the seashore. Upon their re-
turn they will occupy rooms in Crosby
block.
Mrs. j. A. Taylor gave a delightful
little morning party today to some
fourteen of her friends in honor of her
guest, Mrs. r. H. Riddell Of Boston,
Mass, who with her husband and son
are spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor.
The Baptist c. E. Society had their
semi annual business meeting Tues
day night and after hearing the re
ports, elected the old board of officers
as follows: President, Christie B.
Crowell; vice president, Ethel Bruce ::
secretary, Nellie Bruce: treasurer,
Florence Thurber.
a. E. Stockw we'll and Miss Annie
Curran of Hinsdale, for several years a
miliner at Donnel & Davls's, were
married Tuesday evening by Rev.
Father Wild at his residence in Hins
dale. The bride and groom were at
tended by Miss Rose Quigley and John
Lang of this place. They return to-
day from brief wedding trip and will
reside at the Bratteboro house.
July Jaunts.
Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Clark have re-
turned from their stay IN Hinsdaie
and Orange Mass. Mrs. Nora Tuthill
is visiting in Boston. S. B. Ward is
spending the week at the lake. --E. II.
VanDoorn returned Wednesday from
two weeks at the lake. Mrs John Cain
and herchildren returned Tuesdayfrom
their visit in Richford. Geo. Aher
returned Friday from Northtield
where he has been working for the
past two months. -Dr.C G.. E. Sever
ance and wife returned Friday evening
from a visit with old friends at Shell
burne Falls, Mass Mrs. John Toom-
ey and children have returned from
Boston. Arthur Piper returned home
yesterday from his business trip north
and rode SO miles on his wheel in the
rain. Mrs. Charles Berry and
Miss Lucy McCloud returned Tuesday
noon from their Meek's trip to Bos-
ton. Miss Alice Sturgess leaves
Monday for Keene, N. H.. where she
will remain for week the guest of
Miss May Carpenter. John Newman
and wife returned Saturday from AL
stead, N. H., where they spent a week.
-G w. Hrris is spending his vacation
al his nome in West Brattleboro. %.
Prescott has returned from his stay in
Worcester Mass. Miss Agnes Mcclure
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