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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-08
GU1LFoRD.
life Sketch of Patrick Ryan VINO
Died Here Last Week.

Patrick RYAN. whose death occurred at
he home here Oct. 81. was born IN ooqn-
tv Waterford, Ireland, in March, lSZo. ne
go W n this country in 1850 and the next
t gaar AT Springfield, Mass. he marrieSd
Rr;dget Heaphy, who survives him. "a, az
tboneh very feeble, not having peeh api5
to walk for four years. lhey celeoi" ~
their 5Oth wedding anniversary aV w
home of their son, n. L. Ryan, III 80
tleboro, in 1901, which was thG 1 IS ba
~ . notable gathering that Will long pe
u q bered by those present. They hrst
ao,,,e n Vermont in 1853, settling IN yer
nom on part of the John Bruce 5ariil
near the north quarry, where MI hydn
r,eu until 1869 when he bought the
y"ona Rarher farm in Guilford where ne
bad since resided. OF the hive sons Oh 'tls
llau connie. three are now living; An
thnnv RI. the oldest, died IN holyohe;
Aug s. 1892. He was for several years a
member of the board OF aldermen III ma; q,
citv He learned the, slate BUSINESS :1i Sow ~,
his fathers quarry and when sun ,S !,
Young man stood in the 1ron .Ii laiNI rntb.
iio od1 in that industry. With ms pToIh-
nrl Y r. and Maurice, he established the
en- If RYAN Brothers which is sun tlie
inad;ng firm in that line in New England
io.h Headquarters at Greenfield, Mass;
w. Wi.m The third son, died in GreenneId
,nrI % % 1901. The fourth son, John ~
nPl" had previously lived at home ana car
M s;nd ON The farm, after the death o.
m ,ieu went to Greenfield and became
VA raamber Of the firm of Ryan Brotn e
william. the Youngest son, graduated l 1ooa
tha b;gb school in Brattleboro IN 1901
tnG tbrea wears later from the Poughl
ane Business college. he then lot t;Il
nposition as bookkeeper IN a mertaht In
warehouse in New Haven where ne e,i III
,Sa;nad several years, when his heai.i
i fn;IaJ and he returned to his home mere
I theu+ two wears ago he went to Bellows
E EaIIs and has since been employed IN tne
machine all shop there. For the Pasi W. y
moths he has been at home assisting II
.ho care Of his parents. The only daugn
t tne Mary. married Joseph LowreV any
t ~, have lived with and faithfully care
sney h m narents in their declining years
patrick RYAN was an honest ana upliG;
Ian az, whose distinguishing, trait was nn
, ,na loyalty to his church, ms lani
IN his friends and to every cause Whic :,
hhsS believed to be just. Through goou u
ne evil report, in prosperity OF au
varsity he could not be turned agai Al,
t yeos..y ho called him friend. He bore IN,
tnose suffering of the last few month"; 1,
ln l;th trne Christian fortitude. hls ON, ON.
r Will at going was the thought Oh lea Az
b;s feeble companion of so many yeaLs
npd his last prayer was that they mign
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-08
WESTMINSTER.

Daniel Gardner of Pownal has been
visitor in town this week.
J. F. Ward has contract for Stating
in Lee Mass, where he is now at work
Mrs. Ned Pierce was a visitor in town
this week calling upon many olu lrlehu'
and relatives.
Miss Minnie Tyler. town clerk OF Lon on
lon5orry il spending a few days at u.
II. Walkers.
Mrs f. NJ. May has gone to WOODS
r;ile n H.. for an indefinite stay WIN
her niece, Mrs. Cummings.
George p. Ellison has sold large, tract
az timber TO +. A. Davis of Hinsdale anu
d. o. Fisher of Winchester, n. IL.
Mrs Fred I,oveioy and son of Spring
6oId have spent few days with her pa
rents Mr., and Mrs. L. c. Richardson,
this week.
I w Estabrook has recently received
snhstantial increase to his pension on
account of the recent age ruling Oh the
pension department.
Mrs +. H Farr is making RAPID re-
ooverv from her recent serious operation
| in a Massachusetts hospital and Is ,eA-
pected home this week.
II is expected the Boston 4 Name rail-
road will place an electric light at trout
station which will prove a, decided con.
venience some of these. dark evenings
for those who arrive and depart on the
trains at this station.
The educational meeting held at the
town hall last Thursday was largely az,
tended and all we're amply, repaid. al NJ
Of The speakers held the, close attention l.,a
If the audience until the close. Music was
furnished by several of the teachers ana
others.
q r. Howard, who has charge OF the
milk route controlled by the Boston DAIRY
nompany. now delivers his milk 70 tnt
train going north at 9.25 a. m lnsteaa
Of the train going south at 54o a. N. a.
" Walnole' we understand the milk Il
taken to Bellows Falls and later sent u
Boston.
Milton Jennison, son of Mr.. and AAT r
n II Jennison. died in Washington, y
G. last week from accidental limitation o
Eliminating gas. Full particulars nave
not been received yet. The body arrives
here Monday morning and bret commit n
al service was held at the grave, Key
Ia W, Whitcomb officiating, Immediately
after the arrival.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-08
WILMINGTON.

Work on the town house has been sus-
pended this week.
George C. Wheeler of North Adams mas
visited in town this week
Leonard A. Brown returned from WOOD
stock, N. H., few days ago.
The recent heavy rains have washed
the roads badly all over town and It VIII
cost hundreds of dollars to repair them'
Marcus A. Busbee has removed from the
tenement he has occupied for the past
wear on High street to G. NJ. Russell
house on the hill. n
The balloon that went up from Pitts
fold Mass. Tuesday forenoon passed oveei
tb;s town at about II o'clock, going IN
a a." north easterly direction and was seer
by many people.
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wears later he purchased the other half,
interest in the Eagle mill and was sole
owner until 1895. when the mill was de-
stroyed by fire. He rebuilt the mill, EN-
ploying the late Ashley h. Tower as his
architect. A few years later he sold an
interest in the business to John himoail
of Marlboro, \. H., and corporation
was organized under the name OF the
William A. Cole paper company, oil Whlch
Mr.. Cole had been manager and treasurer
and Mr.. Kimball was the president M.
Cole had also for several years been the
president of the Ashuelot paper company
Of Ashuelot, \. II. =, ~
He had a wide acquaintance with the
business men of the cities and towns oil
the Connecticut valley and was highly
esteemed for his sterling qualities OF non
esty and square dealing and was fearless
and outspoken in his opinions. lie was
n TYNE OF the old-fashioned self-made man
and had little sympathy with modern
methods as regarding shorter hours OF
labor. He believed that a man was bet
ter working than idle and he lived up 70
his belief. Mr.. Cole was twice marnea'
his first wife being Lucy Ann Lamp;
They were married March y, lS5s, ana
she died December %, 1897. BY this mar,
riage he had three daughters, two OF wn H,!
lNlnC-hhTN. WIG VI iNNAbNh
chester OF Holyoke and Jennie OF Put
nev. VT. and a granddaughter. Una, the
wife of Henry c. Warnock OF Holyoke;
also survives him. In 1899 he marned
| Miss Flora p. Shelley, who survives, MN
Mr.. Cole was ayerse to holding pohtieal
office hut had served the town as tlrst
selectman and overseer OF the poor, Dui'
inc his term of office the town hall was
nut in thorough repair and a me nsw
brick school building erected. This, WIN
his fine mill buildings will be enduring
monuments to his memory. Mr.. Cole waS
Mason and was also a member OF wan
tastiouet lodge of Odd Fellows at Brattle
boro and of Delta lodge OF hmghts o.
Honor, and was formerly memper 81
Golden Rule chapter, Q. j.. ). lie was
a kind friend and neighbor, very gener
ous and charitable Many are the acts OF
Kindness which he had rendered to those
who were in sickness, sorrow or distress
His thoughtfulness for others was chaIac
teristic Of him. In his home hospitality
and welcome were extended to. all frIend'
and guests. The employees OF the. Eagle
mill have lost kind and conslderat'
friend He had wide acquaintance witt
The business men in the cities and towns
in the Connecticut valley and was nleh
Ily esteemed for his many sterling 9uailte'
and for his honesty, and square dealings
The funeral was held Wednesday at
fo'clock at the house, Rev. Fred D. hel
logg Of Waterbury and Rev, Francis k ,1,S
l lev of Boston, Mass, officiating In In
burial was in Mt. Pleasant cemetery; In ID
bearers were Henry j.; Smith, w, Il Il
Dickinson. DR.. George ii. Wheat,p a II +
Pierce. Charles Robertson OF BelloW
Rails and Fl. II. Russell of Hinsdale; n
f. During the funeral all places of bnsi
ness were closed.
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ternoon and evening to personally CON
graduate this estimable couple and wish
them many happy years in the ,,i future Re
Among those present were Mrs. Eliza L.
Allen Of this town and its Oldest citizen,
who is in her Goth year, Mr.. and Mrs;
j. C. Howe of Walpole, n. H.; ana nc
friends from Winchester and Hinsdale., n.
H.. Bernardston, Gardner, Lynn, Boston,
Mortified, Springfield and Northampton,
Mass, and Brattleboro. The rooms were
handsomely decorated with laurel, ever
green and chrysanthemums and festoons
Of red, white and blue ribbon. Mr.. ana
Mrs. jackson received their frends DE. pc,
meath a bower of evergreen and flowers ynn-
above which were the dates 1871
their two sons and wives, Mr.. and Mrs anJ
Fred c. Jackson of East Northhel Hoa anu ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. jackson OF North
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Jackson 81
Springfield, Mass, and Misses E.he, a re.
f fnsl,na and waiting upon the large S
humber of guests. Henry Russell OF Gard
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-08
WEST HALIFAX.

Miss Eliza Brown has returned TO New
fame, where she is doing homework.
Mrs. Aaron Clark is very low at this
writing and there is slight hope OF her
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. z. Winn Of Benning'
ton are staying at Mr.. Wmn's iather >
j. &. WINS.
Henry Brown, late of this town; has
been in town recently buying and pack
ing winter apples.
The recent rains have washed the roads
about town badly. In some places they
are almost impossible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cooke have re-
turned to their work in Brattlehoro after
spending their vacation with his parents,
MIR. and Mrs. L. 5. Cooke.
Mrs. w. c. Niles will entertain the
Ladies' Aid of the Baptist church next
Friday evening, Nov 10, at Grange nali
in the village. A very cordial invitation
is extended to all.
There was a large crowd at the Hal
loween party held in Grange hall last
Friday evening Nov. /. Various Hal
ioween games and fortune telling We're
INDUCED in and all reported good time;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Perry returned
home last Wednesday, Oct. 80 from thelr
wedding trip of week spent IN the horth'
ern portion OF the state. a reception was
rendered them that evening nj the Monty
Of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
s 5. Cooke, at which a large crowd was :
present. They were the recipients, OF a
goodlv number of presents, including a
sitting room clock, some household iurnl'
ture and various articles OF silverware,
china, glassware, linen and generous sum
of money. Ice cream and cake We're
served. after which the wedding cake ana
cigars were passed.
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and which compels the. use OF erutches
and disables him from labor He has two
sisters living, Mrs. |. n. Thorn of Seattle,
Wash. formerly of Brattleboro, and Mrs.
SOPHIA Hall of Omaha, Neb., also two
brothers John and Chauncey jackson OF
Mrs. jackson was Miss Sirena Russell,
daughter of Jason and Sally Sparks Rus,
sell. and was born June %, 1872, and II IS
of revolutionary ancestry. " her klndiy
and helpful disposition and uneXcelled
qualities as wife, mother and housekeePer
It is unnecessary to speak to o, any win. who
have visited their home which Is TYPE
cal of comfort and generous hospitality, TO
the many who have been witness to her
numberless acts of neighborly kindness nSdnn,,
and love. She has two brothers, Henry Y
Russell Of Gardner and Curtis Russell Of
Dover. and one sister, Mrs. Betsey Knight
of Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. jackson have :.
long been members of the Metho tns
church in Brattleboro and have also tax,
en- an active interest in the churches ana
social life in their home town,
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ner and Mrs. Martha Tyler assisted ~,
aud Mrs. jackson in receiving.
Among the many gifts received were an
elegant couch from members Of the North
field g, A. Il. post, OF which Mr., Jaee'
son is past commander; the Womens
Relief corps, Sons OF Veterans and Won
ans auxiliary societies; beautiful silver
tea service from Mr., and Mrs. NJ, IL;
Bush ut Boston, handsome silver level
case from Henry Russell, brother, OF
Gardner, a large gilded frame mirror, SIT,
yer spoons and many more elaborate and
useful articles, sl00 in gold, $50 Of which
was from Vernon friends, aud quantity
OF silver money and greenbaeks,
Mr.. jackson was born Dec. |, 1881 and
was son Of Emory and Rhoda T., Cook
jackson and a great-grandson Of Jonathan
Park. one OF the first settlers of Newiane
and lieutenant in the revolutionary
war. MIR. jackson moved to Vernon from
Newiane in 1861 and enlisted in Company
X, 9th VT Vols, in 1862, and served
through the war as sergeant. lie
bought the old John Lee homestead where
he now lives in 1892. He has served the
town faithfully in many official capacities
and was deputy sheriff ~ years but wa,
Obliged 90 resign further service several
/ years ago on account of severe rheumatic
! trouble which he contracted in army hl'
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-08
DuMMERSToN.

Fred F. Miller left Tuesday morning
for a visit to the jamestown expositloh
Harry H. Miller is now clapbeoardlin.g
and nainting a part of l.. Il. Starks
house.
George Pearons, Mrs. Adams and mad
return to their home in West Brattleooro
Thursday.
r Fl. Miller is buying winter apples
and loading them at Dumiheis'oh Depo'
this week. -.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blood have adopt,
al n little girl few weeks old-the child
of a friend of theirs,
r. Fl. Miller is thoroughly repairing tne
ell on the west side OF his house' H'seii'
Holt is doing the work.
Harlan w. Holton of Rutland made :;
short visit with his sister, Mrs. FRANK "
Wilder, returning Monday
George r. Persons and Mrs. flora
Adams returned to their winter nome Ill
West Brattleboro this week. ;,
Willis ]. Ray, who stepped on a nan
several weeks ago and has been houSeu
since. is able to be out again.
IT r. Hall has raised some extra
lorao pride of Canada potatoes. lie gave
one 90, - away that weighed OK pounds
Mvron F. Evans, who recently. sold ID M q
nronerty at auction, is working Tor H. N
andrews in Putney for the present
Frank G. Wilder has had a large new eN,
,ra+nr tub made and put in position 1oi
, mate his stock. A. W. Laughton ha'
been doing the work. III,
Elsie Hazelton, who is teaching schoo
n w Westminster, spent Saturday am
IN W. Of home. Miss Hazelton expects
70 enter the state normal school a' vas
THE The grange coon supper and sac las
Tr;d La evening was largely ATTENDED an.
ra ar successful Many from out OF toW y
N nu.S in attendance and all appeared u
on;o, the occasion very much. W.,
eh Pev 7 S. Cogswell went to YVES Is
f Dun,Is sermon of Mrs. Abner Bailey. MI
arie Mrs Bailey had lived as husband g h an'
a al;fo tngether for over 81 years. Ihey nav
% Taen t %idely known and respected n,,.
oe The Ladies club will hold It's ann nn'
FAIR ~ and supper and sale OF uselui N an,
fancy articles and homemade can iL. b hea
In IL Special attractions will De tng ,t ued
sumner and H. A. Osborne, the cerep er;u
o ~ Pmapician from Boston, who wiz g Th
eu Entertainment after the supper, III
ladies' sn e are planning for large attendance
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not long be separated. Funeral services
were held in st. Miehael's church IN brat
tleboro Saturday with large attendance
Of neiehbors aud friends from this town
and Brattleboro as well as relatives from
Montpelier Bellows Falls, Greenfield,
Deeriield. Northampton, liadley, Whale,
IN, Hoiyoke and Troy, n. y. intermrm
was in the Catholic cemetery IN bra''ie'
boro.
A large attendance is hoped for al the
social given by Mrs, q, A. Baker Friday
evening OF this week.
Congratulations and best wishes are es,
tended 10 Mr. and Mrs, Charles Marshall
OF Vernon from their friends in this town
The farm of Martin Whitney, known g
the James Franklin place, has been sofa
this week to Edwin f. Porter OF tins
| town,
A nice mare aud two colts belonging "a
Herbert Sheparlson are advertised TO ne
sold at auction at Arthur Nelson's ~
Bernardston Nov. II by guardian Myroi
l., Corbett. Mr. Shepardson Is still al
the Retreat in Brattleboro with no I'M
proyement in his mental condition
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-11-08
JACKSONVILLE.

c. NJ. Fox finishes making cider TINS
week.
Fred sprague of Springfield, Mass, is
visiting relatives.
Clarence Brown of Greenfield is WORK
ing for c. A. Faulkner.
Weeks stanclift and Mrs. Ottingnon
have gone to Boston.
]. b. Chase has moved to his house re-
Gently bought of Weeks Stancllit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hashns visited
in North Adams and Bennington last
week.
George A. Allen and family of West
Brattleboro visited at L. 5. Aliens the
first of the week.
Ada May Faulkner, Mrs. Susie stone,
Mrs. c. +. Clark and Della May = Sia ark
of the local Eastern Star attended the
district meeting in Brattleboro last week
Albert Allard burned one of his hands
recently while attempting to remove one on.
If the gasolene lights in E. A. Temple
store which had blazed SO as to endansei
fhe store.
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Walter Kerwin of Waltham, Mass was
in town last week.
Miss Eliza NJ Crawford visited IN Brat
tleboro Thursday and Friday.
Henry Everleth is employed at Mlllers
confectionery store in Brattleboro.
Mrs Tnvia Smith of Greenfield, Mass,
called ON a few friends here Friday.
Mr. Martin of Bellows Falls has been
recent guest of his son, F. j. Martin
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Winchester return
ed to Holyoke, Mass, Thursday afternoon
Mrs. M. Howard and son, Waldo, re-
turned Monday from visit at 1reehlieiu'
| Mass.
Herbert Patterson is visiting his pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Patterson this
week.
Mrs. A. d. johnson spent seeyera, DAYS
at her home here, returning MONDAY W
Springfield, Mass. :
Mrs. w. L. Howe and little son %, o.
Winchendon were guests OF MRS. Aueha
| Young last week.
Charles Warwick of Brattleboro was
guest Of his parents, Mr. and MIS- oeoise
| Warwick, over Sunday. 49,,
A. A. Wing has hired Alice q, smltn ~ :
house recently occupied by W. .. 0ini'n
and will move there soon.
f. E. Blood shipped from tins 5, stat oOil
70 New York and Massachusetts last "eeh
5000 bushels of cider apples.
Mr.. and Mrs Miller and daughter u fa9 y
inc, were guests OF Mr.. ana MIS- L. -
Eyerleth the first OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Martin eneertalaae e.,
their neighbors at their home oaIurday
evening. A venison supper was sei,e u
A new furnace is being, installed 1 Pn
week in the Congregational Church ~ rce
dine & Davis of Bellows falis nave cn'ise
of the work. -, A.
The lecture and social which wa, to
horn been held at the Baptist chapel wed
ne e evening, was postponed on account
of the storm.
At the grange meeting this evening tne
programs of two meetings Will De COIL
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SOUTH VERNON.

Prof William Shipman is gueS' "' -
0. Lees. IN snoo,. in the
chapel Sunday at II a. M 90, Moss
o Miss Flora Ryan Of Springfield, MasS''
is visiting at F. G. Scott 5. arc Wis
M; MI IA ah Springfield, Mass, this week.
i'l w II Newton and family have m mo- !
W. n +lo heM He is employed at the D
70 ( Smith Smith company's factory 0ro
q Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Burroughs , r n'g tuesday Shly
c canr;ng or by the Vernon band
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LEYDEN.

cuv and Mildred Severance were III
:, 1uy " over Saturday and Sunday,
Miss Peck enjoyed visit from n h her
%o1RGr sI place at Ernest Wilcoz's'
wa ~Is and Mrs William Strange visited at
IN ME- fot tbu G. P. c. Miners in Charlie
her ia from Friday until Sunday recently,
nn1 In.tiugs are quite the rags nowadays l,iy5
III au = the good suppers that are served yea
and o a IL enn Indictment folks ought to get
their husking done ..u.oon and
The r ram rerW severe and the roads We're
mghhS ad Mas washed as to require immediate
attention
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tbe guest of his mother for few days at
the Potter farm.
G. A. Clark and son, E. R. Clark, came
from Springfield. Mass, Sunday and VS.
;ted the formers daughter, Mrs; 5. Nj.
Bullock, returning to Springfield Monday,
The regular grange meeting viii be held ED
az ne meel Saturday evening at which
time Time the degree work will be Practicedi
It is hoped there will be good attend
ance.
There will be preaching in the Univer,
soi;st church Sunday at $50 p. IN. by
the pastor, Rev D; E. Trout: At the ,,;l ilG he
Of the service, harvest concert VIII Dc
given by the Sunday school and choir
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mort, VI, visited at Mrs, y. j. hongh'
tons last week.
Misses MAY and Maud Goodell, who
are teaching in Springfield, Mass, were
at home over Sunday,
A balloon was seen by several people
Tuesday afternoon at $50 going north.
ID sailed directly over X. W. Carpenters
house. II was the balloon which ascend,
al from Piitstield Mass, and carried
Charles j, Gliidon OF Lowell, Mass aud
leo stevens OF New York.
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WEST NoRTHFIELD.

Chicken thieves are altogether 700
plenty. ..-:.;,. rola.
Mrs: D G; Carpenter w Y Ni6istog ''''
Mrs. Oscar Bardwell of Spotfqprd, whp
has been caring fol, Mrs, Leon baru"eii'
returned home Sunday l.on
Mrs. Hattie Snow Dent, who 6 n mas ID o,,is
IN The hospitals of Boston and 81 Louis
for more than year, has come me- 70 G fen,r,
with her parents, Mr.. and MIS- E %eU I'd
Snow, for the pre- present er from from ST. st. Louis
Dent accompanied her lroii S''
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IorthfeM, Mass.
,,,.euE MERRIMAN WEDDING
.,,ous Northheld Farms Farmer
~ y,r5es Local Young Woman.

ans , very pretty wedding at the
lhdr, W,s Julia h. Meniman Wednes.
q VI her daughter, Mande, was unit
WV ,,sr,i,re 10 Frank III. Montague.
Y W. W. proiusion Of floral decora,
~ Thc wedding bell was OF pink and
MS. and also effectively arranged
~ ,lr9psras. evergreens, potted plants
b. N ioWcrs The bridal party at
+ ~ r5s,rd through an aisle of pink
getH, ribbon held by Miss Annie
e Wv" n sister Of the bride, and hllss
tI IEm" Delmnn 10 the floral bell where
'' NAN, mot hy tho officiating clergy.
~ p,r \ FAY Smith. The bride wore
W !" of white silk lansdown trimmed
y narrow white satin ribbon ana All
bce and carried white roses. Miss
y. Norman was gowned IN pink silk
,,,i,I white carnations and Miss
'a IN white Swiss muslin carried
INV ',,,tinus, After the ceremony light
tnopi. were served by Miss Ger
iV.l.on Miss Catherine keefe, Miss
L I'M Hraman and Miss Annie Merri.
Tbrp was fine display Of pres
,monr them a handsome brass clock,
~ .I,rr and china. The order OF
s. .a Stor 10 which the bride belongs,
,g SCI A handsome chair of leather aud
mril. gave very pretty cut-glass
Vr and Mrs. Merriman left in the
..,, IN, for their wedding trip amid a
-,r NJ confetti and are to reside at
\ sfsslJ Farms. where Mr.. Montague
'i Lr,s and successful farmer. Among
- me- were the immediate relatives
Mn families. friends and neighbors.
~. ~ were also present Mr.. and Mrs.
w N, mann sunderland, Miss Clara Cooley
Sy5rtbampton. Mr.. and Mrs. Smead OF
|. .y,mont and Mr. and Mrs. Phillips
grb,riamont. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Field
BS.ton and Miss Gertrude Nelson OF
|trark y, j.
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c1I1LFoRD CENTER.

pierce was at his home here irO'n
Chester over Sunday. from a
Gerald oore throat, but is improving :.
qulnsy Us, soiI Potter Of Springfield, Mass Is