Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-11-06
" WESTMINSTER.

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MRS Starkey, matron of the Harriet Good
rlch nome, went to Boston Wednesday for
short stay. Miss Sarah Hayward is on dut,
during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Villas of Bellows Falls have
spent few days with the family Of d. G
Wright this week
Among those in attendance upon the annu
al kurn Hattin Association Wednesday were
Hon; W:J. Van Patten of Burlington, Ed
iiams of Bellows Falls
| Mr. hyde subject is"Our Duty to the Scrin.
| tural doctrine of Salvation" Tim. i TX. al
| cordially invited. al
Mrs. baldwin and daughter, Mrs. Hutch
lnson, and little granddaughter of Chester
spent sunday at George H. Walkers.
BLooD-JENNIsoN.
On Wednesday last relatives and intimate
lriends witnessed the marriage of Mr.. Fred
erlck Avander Blood of Springfield. Mass.
to Miss Mary Lila Jennison of Westminster
at the residence of the brides mother. Mrs.
Mary =. Jennlson, Rev. F. B. Hyde officiat-
ing. Despite the changing conditions of the
weather the wedding invitations were uniyer-
sally responded to, and the occasion was
most memorable and happy one. The brides
home was tastefully decorated with laurel
ana evergreen, notable amidst which was
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artistically arranged enclosure of evergreen.
and underneath which the wedding pair.
accompanied by their natural escorts. Mr.,
ana Mrs. George Arthur Jennison, exchanged
their marriage vows. The bride was attired
IN dress OF white organdie, trimmed with
s wnl!e lace, whlie she wore in her. hair and
carried white chrysanthemums, altogether
glvlnga most graceful and pleasing effect. |
Following the ceremony, which was promptlv
al 0 CLOCK, wedding breakfast was served, |
giving place to one of the most thorough |
social good Tunes that ever graced wedding |
,east. The bridal party left town by the |
p NJ. train, and will be at home in Spring
held, Mass, after December l. Mrs. Blood |
IS one OF our most esteemed Westminster
girls and valued member of our social
hrcie; Her change of residence means a
great loss to the better interests of our com
nunity life. The following is list of pres
ants received, with the names of their
ionors: Horse radish spoon, Mrs. Emily
'ennison; celery dish, Mrs. George Jenni
on; cold meat fork, Miss Susie Kellogg:
ream % ladle, Harold and Helen Hayes; clock,
Mr.; and Mrs. Hayes; kitchen cutlery, Mr..
md Mrs. Arthur Jennison; towel, Mrs.
Willis; towel, Mrs. Wiley; picture, Miss
jarrie Cobb; picture, Mr.. and Mrs. r. e.
smith; picture, Mr.. and Mrs. Dean; picture,
Hiss Della Smith, picture, Mrs. Cobb and
:a,ughter; tray cloths, Miss Anna Sawtell;
liver mustard pot, g. b. Hall; pie knife,
ar. and Mrs. Haigh; china fruit saucers,
lrs. B. W. Spooner; china cake plate, Mr..
nd Mrs. +. George, china cake plate, Mr..
nd Mrs. Allen; two glass vases, B. w.
.owne; glass vase, Clara George; Wedgwood
ltcher, Marion Jennison: ice cream set,
Ohm Jennison; six silver spoons, Mrs. M.
!. Jennison; six silver spoons, Mr. and Mrs.
over: one dozen silver spoons, Mr.. and
lrs Arthur Jennison; six silver knives, Mr.. ,
nd Mrs. Ed: Jennison; six silver fruit
nives, Mrs. Kate Grout; cream ladle, Mr.
SnattncE
lrs. George Page; olive spoon, Mrs Nellie
uttlng and daughter; dessert spoons, Mrs. ,
lark and Mrs. Graves; sugar tongs, Mr..
nd Mrs. Durant.