Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-03

The Morse-Holton Wedding.
Ore ai the prettiest weddings Of the
..osor vas celebrated Monday even
~ SAT at the homa of the brides
. .I1 Mrs + G Rowe, when John
ycrsp. Jr, and Lena Mabelle Hall
n ,'s united in marriage by Rev
yarors CHARLTON. The wedding
m,rrh Of Lohengrin was played by
Irn Bowen The briue WAS becom.
irgly attred in white organdie ard
,srrirai a bouquet of white asters.
Nr. Rove, sister Of the bride, and
tar husband stood up with the couple
and Grace Rowe and Charlotte Davis,
rgces of the bride, attired ir pink
ann white we're the flower girls. The
r,on, was attractively decorated in
sr.pl and the bridal couple stoou
nr3pr an arch of green, from the CEN
taro which was suspended white
A1rsl hyl All the other rooms ard
The hall we're artistically decorated
win green and flowers and in one Ct
the ro1ms we're two tables, laden with
mary useful ard handsome presents,
rqrt Of which were for Mr. and Mrs
Rove as the evening was also the
tenth anniversary of their wedding.
There we're about 100 guests, many of
Them from out of town, among them
NJ AMI aud Mrs Oren Holbrook of
Randolph who celebrated that even
ing their sixth anniversary. During
Ne social hour which followed the
Wedding supper there was instrumental
music By Miss Bowen and srlo by
Ms { f Noble. The guests included
Ms \ 4 Newell and son Leslie, Arab
Hobrook. Eugene Wilson and wife
tfStcck5rldge, Mrs h Holbrook and
daughter Cora, and Oren l}olbrook
and wife Of Randolph, Mrs NJ j
Granger. K 5 Granger and wife, Rus
.sn Wooodard and wife of Bethel
Gilsa. the Maxtield families from
New Jersey ana Massachusetts and the
Lamb family from New York. Mr.
aci Mrs Morse Will live in the
lleasaut house now nearly completed
for them near his parental home.
Mar,aret Sparhawk of st Johns.
bury, has been visiting at Mrs Martha
GRAHAM g
Dao Remington was with his wife
over Sunday. He has been trans.
rred hack from Bridgewater, Mass,
10 like position in Newport, N u,
tie same firm owning shoe factories
j. both towns,
Mr., c R Lamb ard children OF
New lorS arrived Friday at Echo
farm FIR a months stay.
Hatta Munson, Russell Chatfield
sld Asa Cnattie!d are attending the
Randolph Normal school, making six
trou this town, the largest number
anany Yeas.
Rev i \ Read and family, who
spent August in Summersiae, p E.
NJ Read : native town. were treated
ryallg during their stay in a royal
to7luca. 4 succession of parties,
fsCeptlorS and banquets were given
them which made the month seem
very short. The town council voted
Nj Read The use of the plblic hall
% recent Sunday and re preached
lefore macy hundreds of the people.
Nj Read : brother Capt Joseph Read,
Is member of the provincial legIsls-
lure and a near relative is a member
Of toe Dominion parliament.
.Daaa Shaw is shinglirg the roof of
his housp.
Sunday was communion day at tn
lohgregatorsl church. There were
t1o baItisms and Charles p Webster,
y ore Of the towns eldest citizens
Odd the oldest man in this village was
iiecelyed as mec Der on confession OF
faith.
Rev " i Warner is off on a vacation
. Cap Watson and the Sunday
%nool will be next Sundays only
feiylce at the Congregational church.
I Chap an is back in his old place
. cnorister uf the Congregational
church
Rev + & Rainey is in New York
Aa'e On vacation and preaching
services at the Gllead church have
'sel orltted two Sundays.
., The village schools will reopen next
A1ocay. Principal George 5 Wright
sna wife are expected Wednesday,
IIaHylLg o0g8ged roops and board at
J S Kimbal's.
p Ice town district schools opened
lVsslay qGite generally. The teach
s'> ar TIE same Is last year with the
sAIgel '.oHs previously Motel 10 these
p Alte kluball returned Saturday to
I l.iI.L 10 resume her work for the
IllllEe'y firm of Gross 4 Strauss.
p E.llzabeth Kimhall left Tuesday for
Mass, to attend the
>'a'e normal school. /
Geo y Miller and wife are visiting
10 halsou, MISS.
. 0aFJner Wallace claims the tr1uting |
Ian pIonship of the season having |!
.- = ,vO during the season of which |
~ largest measured ID inches ID
10 length.
Nts Helen Saudspra has rented the
eu'enj Of tho Brooks IL Washburn S |
- ptt ent 1t will be occupied by |
s M Bayard and fairly of st
,..ahS Mr. EByard will serve as nigBt
~ T';;gSunaA at the tannery. He was
'si'lel' many years ago.
IIoi l. Hathaway of Montpelier
-, ,.,.i-aty was guest of Rollin ellison
NJ NO oephews of the late Lyman
IN 70 members of the soldiers colony
, AZserald, Ga, attended Iicnic
n '7' drES since, were taken violently