Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1903-11-21
7 J.& CAL. WHITE
BRIDGE WATER.
SMITIi-IIAIL.

SMITIi-lIALL.
The Sandy Hill, y. y. Her.
sid of Nov. II has the follow
ing account of the wedding Of II
former resident of Bridgewater,
who is also II graduate of the Wood
stock High school:
The residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Hall was the scene of II
pretty wedding Yesterday when
their eldest daughter, Miss Edith,
was united in marriage to Robert
b Smith of Rutland. The cere-
mpny was performed hy Rev. Mr..
Crawford at 2.3o O'Clock and WIS
witnessed by about forty guests.
The house was hung with ropes Il
eve,greens and clusters of scarlet
berries. festooned with garands of
scarlet ribbons and showing ROWS
of tall palms and ferns. The bride
was b"couingly gownel in II travel
ing suit of brown zibelinc with hat
to match. Following the wedding
breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left
for short wedding journey, after
which they will take up their resi-.
dence in Rutland, where a hand
somelv appointed house already fun
nished awaits them. Nc wedding
gifts included several checks acid a
rich array of silver, cut glass. etc.
Walter Dodge has finished work
for Nj. ]. Hudson.
Chandos Jossel,n is repairing his
ban.
6. M. Bradley and II. g. Davis
were in Gaysville the first of the
week.
Charles Woods of Woodstock is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. ii. Woods.
Florence Shattuck is learning
tlress,nakng of Mrs. Emma Thomp.
son.
School in Mendal district begins
Monday, Nov. 23d
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Hawkins have
moved from the boarding house to
Ernest Capron's, with whom they
are going to board.
Eva Fullam and Mabel Grraves
were in Proctorsville recently.
Victor Thompson is working in
the mill.
Warren Percy of Bennington is
the guest of E. A. Davis and family.
Eva Wyatt is with friends in
North Hartland.
Mrs Eva Derby is spending a
short time with friends.
Dr.. Boy den was in Hanover one
day this week.
Mrs. Charles Hazelton is working
tor Mrs. C.. Z. Curtis.
NJ. !. Hudson remains in about
the same condition as last week.
Roma Carpenter is visiting friends
III Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Flcda Butler is with her par
cnts, Mr.. and II. f. Fish, for the
present.
Mr.. Spaulding of Proctorsvllle
was the guest recently OF his brotl cr-
in-law, S. N. Hastings.
Mr.. Brockwav of West Haven
was the guest of Edward Capron re-
Gently.
George M. Bradley returned from
Boston last week with pair Of
horses purchased there which he
willadd to his livery. He had the
misfortune to lose one of his livery
horses last week.
Dolph Lacoe is entertaining his
nephew, Isaac La Mountain, from
New York state.
Harvey Sprague passed away
Wednesday, the 18th, after long
and painful illness. Services will
bc held at the house at o'clock
Saturday afternoon. lntcrment in
the village cemetery. He leaves Il
wife, son and two daughters to
mourn the loss Of n loving husband
and father.
The news of the death ot' Grace
Perham at West Woodstock the 18th
came as sad news to her many
friends here, although it was not
unexpected. She had spent tie
greater part of the past few years
in this place and by her lovable dis
position had endeared herself to
everyone here and all mourn with
the relatives in their great loss. A
large number from here attended the
funeral ut West Woodstock Friday
morning, and several followed the
remains to the last resting place in
Chester.