The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1902-11-21
SOUTH CORNTH.

A very pleasant and quiet home
wedding took place last week Wed
nesday at high noon at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Rowell, the
contracting parties being Vernon
Smith and Josephine Danfolth, the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
w. f. Harding. Only few of the
near relatives were present. 1t was
quite surprise to most of the peo-
pie in this vicinity, but the tele-
during the afternoon and early even
ing the congratulations were flying
fast to the bridal couple. Tuesday
evening of this week the bride and
groom received congratulations from
about fifty of their friends at the
home of A. p. Rowell and wife.
The par1or was prettily decorated
with evergreen and cedar for the oc-
Casion. Instrumental and vocal mu
sic was furnished, and games, ETC.,
much enjoyed by all. present. After
leaving Mr.. and Mrs. Smith many
good wishes for their future, also
several nice presents, including
silver set, knives and forks, table
spoons and half dozen teaspoons
from parents of the bride, A. M.
Danforth and wife; half dozen sill
yer teaspoons from V. A. Doty and
wife; half dozen tumblers from Mrs.
Danforth; par1or lamp, Matilda Dam :
forth; bread tray, Belle Danforth;
spoon tray, Cora Danforth; table
cloth, ]. E. Berke1 and wife of
Woodsvi11e; tablecloth, Mrs. A. P.
Rowell; linen towel, Mrs. A. L.
Parker; stand cloth, sheets and pill
ow slips, Mrs. A. P. Rowell; lamp,
Bell Danforth; Epworth League,
400; other friends, $500.
A. P. Rowell and S. G. Simons
ire repairing their buildings. Mr.. -
'imons has also had ID phone placed
n his residence last week, so there
S a new one to say hello.
Henry Huntington is on the sick
list this week.
Mary Eaton is also on the sick list
Mrs. Nina Chapman goes this
eek to Bradford to keep house for
er brother, K. Worthley, in the alb
ence of his wife.
A gang of seven men are cutting
r trees in B. E. Slack's wood lot,
ship to New York for the Christ
las holidays.
c. A. Washburn and wife were
llled to Washington Friday to at
nd the funeral of Mrs. Washb burns
1c1e.
The school here has not been in
ssion the past week owing to the
mess of the teacher, Miss Carter.
Mrs. Marsh has returned home to
II. nephew, Henry Huntington,
ter an absence of six months Wis
ing relatives and friends.
C. A. Washburn is building a new r
m just above his blacksmith shop.
P. E. Norris is having new we'll
* and stoned and some ledge
asted to convey the water to the
IN.
Fred Worthley stopped with his
c1e, C. B. Smith, one night last
eek on his way to Bradford after
S goods, which came from Con- &c
I'd. He moves back to care for (e
other Hood, on her place at Cor ca
tn gr
Mary Eaton returned home Friday an
ON Barnet, where she has been at ST
ork for the past few weeks. fr'
c. ]. Slack was given a surprise tn
rty at his sons, Carl Slack, at ST.
adford last week Wednesday, en-
~. 18th, it being his Goth birth tth
Y. For the first time all his chill gr
en- and grandchildren were present is
celebrate the occasion. He was do
esented with nice birthday cake II
his eldest granddaughter. Edith arr
ly Slack, for the grandchildren, ma
d writing desk from his chill we
en-. All seemed to enjoy the oc- res
sion. Your spondent was re- he
with a taste of the birth we
y cake for which we return thanks. ge'
of