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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
Legal Notices.
STATE OF VERMONT,

hdliBOIu, 81.
The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the estate
OF GILMAN WARREN, late Of BrattIe'
boro, in said district, deceased, 800
GREETING;
Whereas, w. B. WARREN, admlnistTa'
tor upon the estate of Gilman Warren
late of Brattleboro in said district, &c.
ceased, has filed his petition in t tins
Court, setting forth that the sale, Of tn5
whole of the Real Estate OF said deceased
viii be beneficial to the heirs and al
persons interested therein, and praying
for license to sell the same, and at inc
same time filed in this Court what pun
ports to be the consent in writing Of AZ
the heirs residing in this State to sl tSn
sale. Whereupon it is ordered tha G Inc
same be heard at the session Of said C0ul9
to be held at the Probate Office. In pray,
tleboro on the last Saturday OF Nolsar
Der, A. ID. 1907, when and where you ma!
be heard in the premises. if you see caus''
46-4Sc. H. +. EDDY, Register
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the Lynch hospital. 1t is expected Mrs
Harris will return next week.
Ernest Eddy returned home from North
Derry, n. H., where he has been work
ing, Tuesday
Edward Anderson returned to Hartford,
Conn, Wednesday, he being the last guest
at Mt. Grove farm
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STATE OF VERMONT,
~ Marlboro &c

The Probate Court for said Dstnl4t,,
To all persons interested in the esi iats
of AUGUSTINE |. LAUGHIU,N' Ia. lat'
= sum GREETING;
Whereas, L. H. LYNDE adminlst[raa,,@p
upon the estate of Augustine |; Langn'JJa 4.
late of Dummerston, in said DlstTiCTI, ,, If
ceased, has filed his petition in TINS Cg .bns
setting forth that the sale OF the vi, ETT h
of the Real Estate of said deceased VIII \.
beneficial to the heirs and all persons s.n ~
terested therein, and praying Tor liI tims
to sell the same and at the same - M be
fled in this Court what purports u y.
the consent in writing of all the hT WSere
siding in this State to such sale, W hoard
upon it is ordered that the same De III lIi' Al
at the session of said Court to be n la he
the Probate Office in Brattleboro,n Oh mi
last Saturday of November A. y, "a IN
when and where you may be n7"''
the premises, if you see cause. -:,tor
46-4Sc. H. E. EDDY, hesS.-I
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Miss Ethel Knapp of Putney was the
guest of Mrs. Milton A. Bingham last
week.
Mrs. Gerry Estabrook of Bennington is
with Mrs, Muny III. Cheney and will re-
main through the winter
Mrs. Ranney Of Hartford, Conn, has
been visiting Mrs. Frank Bruce and other
Brookside friends the past week.
Henry johnson has moved to the AZ.
fridge farm at Williamsville, which he
purchased at the auction last week.
Mrs Frank Moss returned TO her New
York city home this week, for the winter,
being the last of the summer people TO
leave.
Olin w. Morse has been seen in the
village the last few days after beng
housed for several weeks with typhoid
pneumonia.
Rev. John W. Vance Of Dover and
Rev Mr.. Sunbury of Bro0kline dined
with Rev. and Mrs. +. c. Clarke at the
parsonage Wednesday.
Lyman H. May has bought Mrs. Jessie
Lamson's farm which he now occupies
Mrs. Mays parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
f. Perry, from the Black Hills, South Da,
kota, occupy part OF the house.
Mrs. Ella Willard accompanied Mrs.
Frank Moss to Springfield, Mass, where
he spent several days and returned Wed.
nesday. Mrs, Milton A. Bingham and
laughter, Aldine, who went to Spring
ield Tuesday, also came home Wedncs
lay.
Mrs. Emily A. Kenyon OF Townsheud
will give chalk talk at the church sun
lay at the regular hour for Sunday school. |
Ter work is in harmony with the Sunuay
ehoo lesson and Illuminated with col I
red crayons. While especially interesting |
o young people il is OF interest alike to 4
Dung and old All are cordially invited /
o be present
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EAST DOVER.

Mrs; Clarence Moore of South Newfane
VISITED w. M; Moore recently. Mrs. NJ.
A moore and her daughter, Miss Lila
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22

Best remedy for mothers to use is Ken
nedy's Laxative Cough Syrup. 1t tastes
nearly as good as maple sugar, 1t contains
no opiates. Sold by All Druggists.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
A Card.

We, the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on a 50-cent bottle Of
Greenes Warranted Syrup of Tar If it fails
to cure your cough or cold. We also guar
antee a 25-cent bottle to prove satisfactory
nr rnnnnr rnfnnded
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Wilbur Cushman and Miss Lucille are
visiting at j. C. Taft's.
Mrs. Milton Thayer spent last Friday
with Mrs. E. b. Bachelor.
Mrs. Bert Barry's mother of Saxtons
River has visited her recently.
Albert Phillips has the position of night
Waterman at G. II. Wizards mill.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Vincent visited her
home at West Townshend Tuesday.
H. L. Chapman has been in town this
week taking pictures with his camera.
+. f. Davis of Nottingham is spending
some time with his son, Rockwell Davis.
John Ware has bought a new horse of
Mrs. S. o. Garfield of West Townshend.
A letter has been received from +. d.
Reed saying he hoped to be in town with
his family soon.
Albert F. Hyde of Southboro, Mass, is
visiting his uncle, f. H. Fessenden, and
other relatives in town
Mrs Susie Atwood was able to ride as
far as George Winslows Wednesday. She
found him having a poor day.
/. G. Watson has visited friends in Peru
and his daughter, Susie Watson, in Ben
nington the past week, returning Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Willard and Mrs
Charles Park of Williamsville, sister of
A. J.. Cook, were guests at his home on
Sunday
One of the oldest houses in town, G.
H. Wizards, is being furnished with run
ming water brought from a spring on the
Morse hillside.
Mrs. Calvin Bradley will leave her home
for the winter. After visiting friends
few weeks she will remain in the family
of w. w. Whitney.
O. l. Smith came to town Sunday after
noon, returning Monday to his work on
the rural free delivery mail route from
Cambridgeport through Athens,
Several from this part of the town at
tended the funeral of Atwell Farwell |
brother of Mrs. Lydia Fullerton, in West |
ToWnshend Tuesday afternoon.
a new lumber team is noticed passing
through the village. The horses, which |
are the property of Dan Mccarthy were |
bought Of Sim Cobb Of Londonderry,
Ella Howard, daughter of John How
ard, who is well known in town. was at
the hotel Wednesday with line of milli
merry goods from Brattleboro. She reports
a good trade.
The students with their teachers and
other friends held pleasant social in
hall Friday evening. Silhouettes
the company. Coffee and
waters were served.
The seminary closes this week for a va
cation of one week. The days lost will be
added to the winter terms. Examinations
have made these last days busy ones for
both teachers and students.
The following names are before the
Christian Endeavor society for admission;
Miss Alcestes Wheeler, active member;
Arlie Eddy, Leon Stevens and John Dale,
Sharon Holden, associate members.
Mrs. F. w. Watson returned from her
visit in Gill, Mass, Monday night. Her
Mrs S. A. Sawyer, who accom-
panied her on the trip, came with her, re-
turning to her home in Peru Wednesday.
Mrs. E. A. Kenyon is at Newfane train
ing a class of young speakers for a sill J
yer medal contest to be held before
Thanksgiving. Arthur Cutler, grandson
Of w. H. Miles, is one of the youngest
Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Barnes with baby
Harold visited at Mrs Sarah Wilson's
last week. When leaving his business
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-22
Interesting Lecture on Norway by
Mrs. N. s. Moore.

The lecture by Mrs. n. S. Moore We'd
nesday evening was exceedingly interest
ing. Her descriptions were so vivid that
her hearers almost saw the wonderful land
she described. She gave word picture
of the coast of Norway with its fjords
of transparent water, its high rock masses;
of the lark and nightingale whose notes
ravish the ear; of the aurora borealis
whose beautiful colors beggar description;
of the magnificent waterfalls, the canal
with its series of locks, the stern. grand,
mountains of Norway; the more peaceful
landscape of Sweden-till it seemed she
had caught the very spirit of beauty from
this Land of the Midnight Sun and was
translating it into words of charm for us,
Mrs. Moore did not forget the king, the
sweet singers, the poets, the naturalist,
the inventor, whose names are household
words the world over and of whom these
countries are Justly proud. She closed the
evening with the story of the Viking ship,
unearthed few years ago, of such dimen-
sions as to make voyage across the sea
possible proving to their satisfaction that
the Norsemen were the first discoveries of
America, and left this comforting word at
the last--that though other lands were
good for travel this was the only one in
which to live. A rising vote of thanks
was rendered Mrs. Moore by an appre-
ciative audience.
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SOUTH NEwFANE.
Charles E. Browns Long Service as
School Teacher.

Charles 4, Brown has received Just
recognition In school work by being grant.
cd a life certificate as teacher, by Ma,
son ), Stone. state superintendent OF edu.
cation, under approval OF Herbert ID. Ry.
der county examiner Mr.. Brown has
long been entitled 10 such certificate
under the state laws aud has a record
which can be shown by few teachers in
our country schools. lie began teaching
30 years ago, Only two years during that
time has he been out Of school work; two
years he taught four terms each year;
the other years with few exceptions three
terms each, making an aggregate of more
than 100 terms His work M teacher has
been in four states, Vermont, New llamp.
shire Iowa and Michigan 10 years in
the west, 20 years in the east. Mr.. Brown
AZ present is teaching the Marlboro
branch school where he has been employed
HE past year
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-08
RICHMOND MAN WEBS.
Miss Anne Moore Talbot Married to
Mr.. Robert L. Gordon.
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tSpsviaI ~ me lItnes- D.s pAtch.J
STANTON, VA, November Mr..
Robert Latimer Gordon. OF klchmonu,
and Miss Anne Moore Aaipott. OF Au-
gusta county, We're marrIeo to-day al
noon at midlothian" the beautiiui
country home OF tue brlde's parents.
MIR. and Mrs. William Holt Iaipott
The Wedding was u beautiful one, and
was OF special interest to Richmond.
Mir. Gordon, popular young business
and club man, is connected with the
Planters National Bank. His family Is
one of the best known in the Virgin. "a
capital The bride has spent most OF
her girlhood In Richmond, where she
made her debut and where her parents
formerly resided.
The ceremony was performed In the
Staunton. The house was prettily dec
Grated, masses OF palms, eyergreens
and white chrysan themums beng used.
The inprovised altar in the drawing
room was covered with flowers and
ter. Miss Nellie Tate Talbot. was her
maid of honor. and Wore dainty frock
of pale pink messaline and lace. q
pink velvet hat trimmed with plumes,
and carried bouquet OF pink chrys-
Archer Small acted as flower girl,
wearing a white frock OF muslin and
lace tied with smart pink bows. Mr..
James Gordon Smith, OF Richmond, was
best man.
The bride entered with her father.
by whom she was given away, She
wore q beautiful gown OF white net
and lace over taffeta, tulle veil
caught with lilies Of the valley, and
flowers. Her ornaments consisted of
very handsome diamond brooch.
a wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon left
later for an extended Northern trip.
They will return to Richmond about
December LIST and will reside at No.
col East franklin Street. The we'd
ding guests from distance includsd:
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Smith Miss Clare
Smith. Hiram Smith. Gordon Smith.
James Gordon. Mrs. Adele Archer Small,
Miss Archer Small. Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Walker Miss Rehecca Waller Wi'iar,
NJ. Parrish. c. 2. Postelwaite. James
McRain, PIaasanton T. CONQUEST Jr..
g. Gilmer Mirror. Jr.. all OF Richmond:
Mrs. s. c. Richardson. grandmother
of the bride: the Misses Christian. OF
Augusta county: Miss Emily P,,rvis. Of
Pu1aski. Va: Mr.. ard Mrs. H""', G.
Snroul and Mr.. and Mrs. A. Erskino
Miller. Of Staunton, Va.
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Baxtcr-Darnes.
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Especial to The Times -D!spatch.l
WILSON, N. c., November 7.-One OF
Wilson'S most popular, attractive and
beautiful daughters was married Wed .
ncsday afternoon at / o'clock, when
Miss Gretchen Barnes. daughter of the
late Edwin Barnes, was led to the altar
by Mr.. Julian NJ. Baxter. prominent
young business man OF Atlanta. Ga.
st. Timothy's Episcopal Church. In
which the ceremony was performed.
was beautifully decorated for this
event and was crowded with friends of
the contracting parties. During the
wait Miss Mildred Roney most charms
insly sang Because" and at Dawn
ing"
Tho bridal party entered the church
In the following order: first the ush-
ers. Messrs. S. II. Anderson and r. S.
Wilkins, J. S. Whitehead and w. w.
Graves; then followed the maid OF
honor. Miss Emily Hodges. of Newport
News, Va. The bride entered with her
uncle. Mr.. +. w. Barnes. who gave her
away. AT the chancel she was met by
the groom. who entered from the yes
try with his best man. Mr.. Randolph
Jaques. also Of Atlanta, Ga. The Inn
pressive ceremony was performed by
Rev. T. a. Cheatham. rector of tho
Wilson church. Miss Bernice Manning
presiding at the organ.
Immediately after the wedding Mr..
and Mrs. Baxter were driven to the
depot. where they took the train for
Northern cities. where they will spend
their honeymoon before making their
home at Atlanta, Ga.
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SISTERS MARRY IN
LYNCHBURG CHURCH
----
Beautiful Double Wedding There
Last Night. Of the Misses
Howard.
RICHMOND MAN TAKES BRIDE
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LYNCHBURG, VA, November IA
brilliant asscmblage Of invited rela-
tives and friends filled the aaudltorium
OF the First Presbyterian Church to-
night to witness a double wedding,
one OF the happiest events of the char
acter In Lynchburg in many years, the
occasion being the marriage OF Mr..
Thomas Edward Murrell and Miss Hal
lie Clark Howard and Mr.. kiah Thorn.
ton Ford and Miss Annie Carter How
ard. The wedding took place at. 0
o'clock, the double ceremony being
performed by the Rev James A. Me-
Murray. pastor OF the Floyd Street
presbyterian Church. OF which the
brides are Numbers.
Miss Louise Howard was the maid
Of honor to Miss Halle Howard and
Miss Elizabeth Howard acted in the
same capacity to Miss Annie Howard.
Both OF the maids OF honor are sisters
OF the brides. Mr.. Saunders Fleming
was. best man to Mr.. Murrell and
Mr.. George v. venable to Mr.. Ford.
The brides are the attractive and
popular daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. Vol
ney Z. Howard. OF this city. Mr.. MUIR
uaI ability. Mr.. Ford Is member OF
the real estate firm OF venable e. Ford.
The bridesmaids were Mrs. B. p.
Thornhill, Miss Willie Murrell Ed
munds. Miss Maddie S. Ford, Miss Lucy
Hagood Ford, Miss Julia Payne How
ard and Miss Alice T. Fleming, all OF
Lynchburg. The groomsmen were
Messrs. Hugh n. Horton B. p Thorn
hill. James A. Ford. of this city, and
Mr.. Robert r. Fontaine, OF Martins
Vile, Va. The ushers were Messrs.
John NJ. Otey. Sidney S. Hirsh. John
Canada, Henry NJ. Sackett and Rich
ard Hancock and DR.. ]. Paulette Clark.
The brides were gowned in costumes
OF white mousseline de sole made over
sapho silk. Each wore full length
wells. which were fastened in place
with lilies OF tn evalley. and each car
ried Il shower bouquet OF the same
flowers. The bride smalds each wore
white lingerie over SILK and each car
ried yellow chrysanthemums.
Immediately after the wedding re-
ception was tenAred to the bridal
party at the beautiful suburban home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Howard, at which
number OF intimate friends and the
Immediate families OF the contracting
parties were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murrell left on mid
night train for Northern trip. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford left for Florida.
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CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE.
Eastern Carolina Body Holding Busy
Session Mt Auburn.
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Especial TO The Tines DIgpatch.l
RALEIGH. y. c., November THE
work Of the Eastern Carolina Chris
tian Conference, in session this week
at Auburn. near Raleigh, Is progress
Ing in very satisfactory manner un-
der the direction of Moderator j. p.
Wicker. The conference has adopted
n schedule of appropriations for home
missions. including appropriations to
the churches at Raleigh. Sanford and
Henderson and some of the weaker
churches In remote country districts,
y special collection OF $500 has been
taken for the mission at Henderson.
The conference has under Amusement
plans for the organization of a distinct
denominational young peoples society
better adapted to the needs of the
Christian Church work than the regu-
lar Christian Endeavor. Rev. j. O.
Atkinson, D. D.. OF Elon College. is
delivering 4. series of lectures before
the conference from day to day on
Bible studies.
The conference has decided to ask
the Southern Christion Convention at
its next session to provide for q
Sunday school board made up Of
one representative from each confer
cnce, this board to have supervision Of
the Sunday school work throughout
the South; also to elect Sunday
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entered-Messrs. Luther JeRres. Of
Richmond. r W Rittenour OF LYnch-

entered-Messrs. Luther Jeflres. Of
Richmond; r. w. Rittenour. OF Lynch
burg: Coleman Johnson, L. 8. Reid,
Jr., w. B. Davis and Henry Bennett,
Misses Rebn Turner, Of Lynchburg;
Bessie Dabney, Rosalie Hunt, Lizzie
Reid, Virginia Watkins and Sallle
Shepherd, OF Chatham, bridesmaids,
wearing white point d'esprit over tat
feta, with large picture hats, and car
rying bridesmaids roses. Miss Annie
Davis. maid OF honor, becomingly
gowned in beautiful creation OF old
rose crepe de chine, with hat and
gloves to match, and carrying a large
bouquet Of Mareschal Nell roses, pre-
coded the bride.
The bride. attired in going-away
gown of brown cloth, with hat and
gloves to match. entered with her
brother, Mr.. j. B. Johnson. who gave
her away. Her bouquet was of Brides
roses. The groom, with his brother,
Mr.. William Neblett. as best man, en-
tered from the vestry-room and Joined
the bride at til chancel. Rev. C. o.
Pruden performed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Neblets boarded the north-
bound midday train for an extensive
wedding tour.
TuesC<y night reception was ten
dered the bridal party by the Big Six.
of which the bride has been a, member
since its origin at the home of Mr.. T.
A. Watkins,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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- ! RALEIGH AL. N. c., November lin
day, there was celebrated the marriage
Of Miss Mary Nelson Broughton, aaugn-
ter of Mr.. N. r. Brough ton, of Rale. 9Th.
and Mr.. Sydney O. Gnrrlson, foreman
of the mechanical department OF the
Evening Times The bride was given
away by her father. The music was
by Miss Bessie Burte. as organist, and
Mrs. Horace Dowell sang In exquisite
voice Because, by d'Hardelot. Miss
Carrie Bro lshton. sister of the bride,
was maid of honor, and Mr.. Z. L. Saw
yer. Of Norfolk. best man. The ushers
We're Walter b. Griffin, Greensboro; e,
2. Broughton. Raleigh. and T. j. Aiken,
Raleigh. !,
The bride wore a brown travelling
suit. with hat and gloves to match. Her
flowers We're violcts. The maid Of
honor was attired In champagne wolfe
and also carried a bouquet OF violets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison left for trip
North. after which they will be at
home in Raleigh.
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school field secretary to devote his ems
tire time to this work. The conference
will adjourn Friday noon.
PREPARING FOR MEETING or
NORTH CAROLINA CONFERENCE
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SALISBURY. N. c., november 1.-THE
eighteenth session OF the Western
North Carolina Conference Of the Meth
odist Church, which conyenes In Sails
bury on the 18th instant. Will be pre-
sided over by Bishop H. c. Morrison.
who is recognized as one OF the ablest
preachers in the South. Elaborate
preparations are being made for the
entertainment of the conference. which
Will be composed OF about three hum
dred ministers and lay delegates. All
OF the pastors in the Western section
of the State are this week closing
their years work and will make their
annual reports here next welk. 1t is
said that there will be more 100
changes OF pastoral charges this year.
The location OF an orphanage to be
established by the church Will engage
the attention Of the conference at
this session.
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DEAN-DULA.
Daughter OF American Tobacco OMcial
Webs st. Louis Man.
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NEW YORK, November miss Flor.
ence Adelaide Dula. daughter, OF Mr.
Robert Byron Dula, vics-president OF
the American Tobacco Company, and
William B. Dean. Jr... OF st. Louis. Were
married last evening at the home OF
the brides parents. NO. 1913 Fifth Ave-
nue., the Rev. Or: ]. Ross Stephenson
rlan Church, officiating. Tho brides
gown was OF white liberty satin. en-
broidered in silver. Her tulle veil was
caught with orange blossoms, and she
carried lilies OF the valley and garde-
Mas.
Miss Belva Dula, her sister, was maid
of honor. Her gown was OF pale yel-
low satin and chiffon. and tulle sash
Of brown. Her lowers were pink roses.
The best man was Mr.. Prentice Scud-
der. OF st. Louis. The ushers were
Messrs. Selwyn Clay Edgar, Jr.. of st.
Louis; Grover G. Dula, OF Richmond,
Va; Robert L. Dula. brother Of the
bride, and Wyndham Z. Gary. Jr. Fol-
lowing the wedding reception was
held at the Dula home, which was dec
Grated with chry santhenums. autumn
leaves and palms. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
will make st. Louis their home.
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NORTH CAROLINA WEDDINGS
Pretty Marriage ut Wnkc Forest o
Mr.. Brown md Miss Lassiter.
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Wake FOREST. n. c., November -
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Lassi-
ter was the scene of most beautiful
wedding Wednesday evening at $3.50
o'clock, when Miss Alma Mayo Lassi.
ter became the bride OF Mr.. Albert
Sidney Brown, of Washington. D. c..
in the presence OF the immediate fam
lily and few invited guests. The
house was beautifully decorated.
Before the ceremony Prof. J. H.
Highsmith rendered solo, 20 Promise
Me," while Mr.. Hubert NJ. Poteat pre-
sided at the organ and played "Lohen-
grin" just as the party came in. First
came DR.. j. w. Lynch. who performed
the ceremony. followed by the groom
and best man. Mr.. F. j. hurry. of
Boston. The bride followed leaning
on the arm of her sister, Miss Renna
Lassiter, maid of honor. She looked
the picture OF loneliness. gowncd in q
rich satin finish foulard with lilies
of the valley in her hair caught up
with a handsome pearl brooch. and
carrying a shower bouquet of Brides
roses and lilies OF the valley. The
maid of honor wore a gown of white
net over silk and carried a bouquet
of pink roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown left to-day for
jamestown, spending a few days at the
exposition, on their way to Washing
ton. where they Will make their flu
ture home.