The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-27
CLERGYMAN MARRIED.
Rev. Charles Williams WEEDS Miss Nora
Puina at luton.

Sutton, Dec. 26.-Rev. Charles Will
liams and Nora Putnam We're married
at high noon today in the Baptist
Church, West Sutton. The decorations
were of laurel and evergreen, with
pinks. Rev. Mr.. Williams and the best
man came in to the strains of the Lo-
hengrin march, played by Miss Burden
of Newton. The bride came in with
her mother, preceded by the maid of
honor her sister, Miss Hattie Putnam
and the bridesmaids, Miss Grace Put
nam and Miss Williams, the groom S
sister.
The bride wore white landsdowne
trimmed with smilax, and carried
brides roses. while the bridesmaids
were goWned in white cashmere and
chiffon and carried pink and white
pinks. The ushers We're David Will
liams and Joseph II. Williams
brothers Of the groom, Orrin Put
nam and Wallace Putnam, brothers of
the bride.
The Episcopal marriage service was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Lombard Of
Millbury. After the ceremony, d we'd
ding breakfast was served, after which
Mr.. and Mrs Williams left for Boston,
where they win remain several weeks
The church was filled with relatives
and friends. Among those from out of
town were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Will
liams from Cambridge, parents of the
groom; Miss Mary Williams, Miss EN-
lily Williams, Mr.. Alden Towne. Mr..
David Williams, Miss Grace Buncher.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Williams, Jr.. Mr..
Frank R. Mcdonald, Mr. and Mrs.
Rheutan of Worcester, Rev. Ernest
Thomas of Three Rivers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornelius Putnam of Boston, Corne-
Illus Putnam of Webster
Joseph Clifford Of Brdgewater and
Annie Goodell were married Christmas
day by Rev. George Putnam of Mill
bury.
The Sunday school Of the Congrega-
uonal Church chose the following Off
GERS: superintendent A. NJ. Holbrook
assistant superintendent, D. A. Brig
ham; secretary. H. f. Rice: treasurer
C. S. White librarian. Fl. r. Rice. dfl
rectors, c. n. Woodbury., Mrs. Grace
Hutchinson; organist, Miss Flora HoI-
brook; chorister. Miss Cora Thomson
Frank King has just brought from
york state "a high grade Holstein cows
One of his best cows died last Sattlr-
day.
Miss s. e. Wedge, principal of the
hish school, received from her pupils
a silver-headed umbrella.
Frank Lombard of Hartford. Miss
Jennie Marsh, Miss Mae Cutler of war
rem, are spending the HOLIDAYS in
town. III
The Misses Fannie, Anna and NTvra
Whlpple are visiting their brothers in
Putnam, Ct.
PETERSHAM.
Petersham, Dec. 26.-Josiah %. Ami
don died last Friday of peritonitis. af-
ter an illness of only four DAYS, He
was a man of middle age. He leaves
wife and two children
The Unitarian and Orthodox churches
united and had Christmas exercises at
the town hall Saturday night. Two
large trees were heavily laden with
gifts for the children The Bantists |
also had an entertainment at their |
church the same night
The Unitarian Sunday school gave a |
christmas concert in the church sun |
lay morning. The church was tasteful |
Y trimmed with evergreens, and the |
exercises were interesting
The officers of the new historical So |
'iety are: President James w. Brooks. |
ESD; vice presidents, George Ayers |
and Rev. r. c. Dauthit; secretary. |
Amory Bigelow; treasurer. Mrs Maria |
V. Ayers