The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-12
CHURCH WEDDING
At ARLINGTON
THIS NOON
Miss Pauline BatoheIder Be-
comes Mrs. Campbell
GROOM IS YOUNG PHYSICIAN
Bride ls Daughter Of Hon. and Mrs.
James X. BstoheIder and 10
Prominent Socially.

Arlington. Sept. list. James
church here was the scene at 1890
today OF a brilliant wedding when
Miss Pauline, only daughter OF Hon.
and Mrs. James X. Batchelder became
the bride OF DR.. Claude NJ. Campbell
successful physician OF Rochester,
this state. The officiating clergyman
was Rev. Alfred Taylor. rector OF 81.
James church who used the full Epls.
copal service. The church was crowd.
cd with relatives and friends OF the
contracting parties. The church was
beautifully and artistically decorated
with ground pine. golden rod. golden
glow and ferns.
Miss Datchelder was attended by
Mrs. William b. Arnold OF Newton.
VILE, Mass. as matron OF honor. The
bride wore a princess frock OF cream
radium silk. trimmed with cluny and
valenciennes lace and carried a white
prayer book. Mrs. Arnold was Eowned
In white lingerie hand embroidered
over yellow silk slip and carried vel.
low roses. The wedding march was
played by Clarence r. Hard, organist
OF the church.
The bride was given away by her
father. Hon. James X. Batchelder.
George Campbell OF North Adams,
Mass. brother OF the groom. vas best
man while the ushers were William d.
Arnold OF Newtonyille. Mass. George
Davis Hapgood OF Brooklyn, Eugene
Ellis OF Boston and Andrew CIeghorn
OF North Adams.
The groom IL a graduate OF the Uni,
Versity OF Vermont Medical college.
ana has large practice In Rochester
and vicinity.
Following the ceremony a reception
was given at the home OF the brides
parents. The house was prettlly and
lastly decorated with ferns. palms and
cut flowers Refreshments consist
ing OF waters. coffee. ice cream. cake
and punch were served by Lucas OF
| Troy.
The bride Is one Of the best known
Young ladies In Bennington county.
She Ia an only child of indulgent bar.
enta and has had every ADVANTAGES Of
education. travel and social standing
Her wide circle OF friends extend ain.
cere congratulations 10 the fortunate
groom. The couple we're the recIpI.
ents Of large and excellent array Of
valuable and beautiful gifts. There
were many pretty pieces OF cut glass
among the presents.
Among those present were Mrs. Ed.
gar Body. Englewood. n. J.. Miss
christine Liscomb. Albany: Mrs. Il. 3.
Wilmington. South Londonderry: Mrs.
Z. X Batchelder. Beaufort, s. C.. Mas
Ruth Batchelder. New York: Mrs. nj
J. Hapgood, Peru: Mrs. Luke IL. Han.
good. Pennsylvania. Mrs. r. 8. Names
New York; Mrs. Abncr Batchelder
Peru: Airs. Herbert Swift. Peru. Mis-
watson Manchester: Mrs. Harry Bun.
ay ana son. Troy; Mrs, 9. II. Bundy
Troy Miss Ellen Garfield.
ithaca' y. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. X. n.
Leake. Albany: Mrs. Clarence on.
christ Pittsburg. Mr. aud Mrs. II. N.
shaw Manchester. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. l..
Bates Madam Bates. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
u sheldon. Dr. r. s. Pratt. BennlnE.
ton Mrs. Hawley and Miss CIeghorn.
Mrs. Sands, Manchester: Mrs. Paul A
Rochester. New York: AFR. and Mrs.
John ID. Curtis. New York; Rev. and
Mrs. J. &. Carnahan, sherburne. Mrs
}. willard Rich. Rochester. n Y Mr.
aud Mrs. Frank Comatock. Cleveland.
Miss !. n. Marble, New York: Rene.
aict Niles, White Greek: Mrs. r. II.
Holden. Bennington: Mrs. II. G. Cole.
North bennington. Mrs. James Dal.
gleish, Washington. d. C.. Mr. and Mrs
Shas 81 J. McRas. Boston; Mrs Alfred
Nleholaviua, New York: Mrs. Metcalf.
chicago, Mrs. Snyder and Miss sny.
der, Chicago; Paul Waterman. New
lork, Misses Florence and Helen
Smith. New York.
Dr. and Mrs. Campbell left at once
ON their wedding trip and will spend
their honeymoon In a trip 60 Montreal
aud Quebec. After November list they
VIII be at home In Rochester.