Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1902-01-31
March, urc ell.

John c. March of Turner's Falls. and
Miss Mary Ellen Purcell eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Purcell of this
village. were united in marriage in the
parlor of the parochal residence Tues
day morning Rev. d. c. Ling, pastor Of
st. Joseph's church performing the cere-
mony. Fred March, a brother of the
groom, was best man. and Miss Lizzie
Purcell, a sister of the bride. was brides
maid. The bride was becomingly at
tired i'm a gown of castor colored cloth
and wore a hat to match and the brides
maid was prettiy gowned in blue. \
wedding breakfast was served at the
home of the brides parents on High
street Immediately after the ceremony
The wedding gifts were many and beauti-
full. attesting to the esteem in which the
bride is held both in Hinsdale and else
where. Mr. ana Mrs. March left on the
II o'clock train for wedding trip, plenti-
fully showered with rice and good wishes.
After their return they will make their
home in Turner's Falls, where they will
begin housekeeping.
Waldo Rouillard is spending a week or
two in Boston
F. A. Davis has been spending a few
days in Boston.
Miss Annie j. Gray is teaching school in
Westminster. Vt
Miss Grace Whitaker visited in Turn
ers Falls a few days this week
John Raleigh severely injured his left
hand Friday on a boring machine.
| Mrs. c. f. Policy is recovering from an
I illness of several weeks duration.
+. w. Robertson and family spent the
! greater part of last week in Boston.
j. y. Pearson of Bellows Falls visited
at c. S. Goddard's the first of the week
Mrs. He. Holland went to Bridgewater
| VT, Monday to attend the funeral of an
| aunt.
Mrs. Geo. p. Slate was in Bernardstor
| Wednesday, called there by the illness OF
| relatives.
Mrs. Robert Browning of Morris Plain
| y. j., is spending a few weeks with Hins-
| dale relations.
Lawrence Butler and family have
/ moved into one of the Cook houses OF
| Kilburn street.
Michael Hanrahan has disposed of his
| tobacco at little better price than those
| already reported.
a large party came from Winchester tc
witness Uncle Terry" as presented a
the town hall, Tuesday evening.
Hinsdale was represented at the bal
which was gotten up by eight of III,
| young ladies at Chesterfield last week.
| Mr.. Pratt, the proprietor of the Hns
dale and Brattleboro express. has re
duced the fare for carrying passengers.
Mrs. James Hancock has been in New
York several days. and during the tim,
attended the wedding of her son. Titus
| Hancock.
+. V. Aldrich has succeeded NJ. d
| White. resigned, as financial keeper o
records of Valley Commandery, No. Al
L. O. G. c.
Assistant Postmaster f. c. Cotton wa
housed by illness and under the care o
a physician the first part of the week
but is out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Britton and daugh
ter, Miss Lillian, went to Holyoke Mass
Saturday for a weeks visit with thei
niece, Mrs. Stacy.
tended the banquet of the Valley Fai
association at the Brooks House at Brat
tleboro last Friday
G. A. Robertson Il Co have increase
the power of their paper mill about .
per cent by the recent installment of
new Chase watershed.
The next regular meeting of the Won
ans Relief corps will be held Tuesda
afternoon. Feb 4, when important bust
ness will be transacted.
small delegation from Wantastique
Grange attended the installation of tn
officers of Arlington Grange at Win
chester Monday evening.
Fourteen members of the Junior ET
worth league, with their superintendent
Miss Nora Smith, enjoyed a seghrid
to Northfield Mass, Saturday.
: David a. and Paul p. Minis of this tow
: have received news of the death of thei
; brother, Osgood Minis, which took plaC
in Freeland Mich, last Friday,
DR.. B. Il. Worthing was called to Bra
tleboro last week in consultation on tn
case of DR.. A. H. II. Lewis, who is s,
riously i'll with a brain trouble.
, I. II. Wetherbee, who is vice presider
of the New Hampshire Licensed Embaln
ers association, attended a meeting
the association at Concord this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Bailey attended III
5 funeral Wednesday of the latters mothe
Mrs. Lucretia j. Kendall, who died SUE
= denly at her home in Vernon Sunda
. morning.
= The ladies connected with the Meth'
dist society will serve a chicken-pie SUI
per at the church Vestry on Wednesda
evening, Feb. g. to which the public al
- cordially invited,
Misses Mary T. StcarnS and Miner\