Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1904-08-26
STATIONS RIVER.
The Msy'lske Wedding Monday
Evenina-Reeeption and Guests.

GNcnlng-Heccpton ana quests.
No social event In Saxtons Rive
for long time has equalled In gen
eral interest the wedding Monday
evening, Aug, 49, Of Marion Maud,
Lake ~ this place and Robert Spen.
Ger May of Union city Conn. The
ceremony took place In the Baptist
church Al D. M, Rev \, y, Foote
the pastor, officiating, The church
was beautifully decorated by Miss
Wilbur with the help OF a number OF
other young people, A great bank Of
green ana white Ranked by small ev-
ergreeus made pretty background
for the bridal party Al the front
end of each aisle was an arch of
evergreen with a gate AT the left, OPP
ened by Roland Slmonds, little
cousin of the bride. Suspended from
! the center of delicate arch of
maiden hair ferns was q bridal bell
of white asters, The gallery railing
was covered with sweet peas and the
pews were deoked with hydrangea
blossoms. when the ushers had seat
ed the church-ful of guests they ar
ranged great ropes of evergreen ON
the ends OF the pews SO as TO form
two green aisles. Dean Lake and
Clark Simonds scattered ferns down
these aisles and then as the organ
music changed from the soft prelude
TO the triumphant strains OF the
Lohengrin wedding march, the bridal
professions moved quietly up the
aisles. ON the right side We're two
ushers, Daniel Campbell and Mr..
Barker of Bellows Falls. followed by
the groom with the best man. How !
ard Ensign OF Union City. on the /
left We're two ushers. Mr.. Brooks of /
Charlestown and Mr.. Russell OF /
Keene little Christine Lake carrying |
the ring. the bridesmaids, Miss Tes-
sic Hawley of Brattleboro and Miss
Airline Hammond OF North Troy, and
the maid of honor, Miss Julia Faye of
<eene, with the bride. The brides
maids We're dressed i'm white and car
led white asters. the maid OF honor
wore a white lace gown. and the
lride's dress was white silk chiffon
,ver silk, trimmed with lace medal
ions She wore a bridal veil and
arried sweet peas The church was I
lighted with the new cleo
rlc' lights The organist, Mrs. KIM
ALL played softly during the short ,
mt impressive ceremony. The bride y
nd groom followed by the ushers
18th the. bridesmaids. marched down
he right aisle to the music OF Mem !
elssohn's wedding march. 4 pleas I
mt reception 10 the relatives and a
w intimate friends was given ut the :
ouse. Mr.. and Mrs. May, Miss Faye l.
.iss Hawley, Miss Hammond and
r. Ensign received. The house was T.
'ettily trimmed with flowers, a no. n
ceable feature being a bell of pink
Id white asters. Refreshments of
Ike. ice-cream and fruit punch were l.
rived and the guests were present II
with wedding cake The large ar
y of beautiful gifts showed the Y
puarity of the young bride and Gil
DOM and the good will of their nu-
arous friends. On
The bride is the only daughter of PI
Twin Lake of this place. a member
one of the oldest and best-known -.
miles, She graduated from Yer ~
mt academy In 1908 and is a mem ''
r of the Baptist church. For three
lrs she sang In the Universalist iie
arch Of Keene, n. H., and has now Nj
position in the duartette choir of
First Methodist church in Wat ste
Jury. Conn. Her beautiful voice an
1 loneliness Of disposition make
a great favorite. Mi
he groom is the son of DIR. May ara
Union City, Conn.,, and was for a
e a student at Vermont academy. ~
present he has position as CASH ~. ~
in the Gas improvement company "e'
mong the guests from out Of son
n not previously mentioned We're We
and Mrs May from Union City AIS
and Mrs Henry Lake from y
ne. DR.. and Mrs. Ed Campbell, ter
$ Wales, Miss Frost, Mr., and Miss chill
lreth and others from Bellows er.
$. George and Lena Campbell, =,
SEES Nellie and Mary Cutting, is "
ses Stella and Maude Goodel, pat
srs Ed and Henry Gorham from ara
tminster West Mr. and Mrs
iamin Alden from Quechee and a
Adine Hale from Green River. tle
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