The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-07-31
TotmanP Patch Wedding in Conway.


A very pretty home wedding took place
/ the home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Totman
| in Broomshire, when their daughter, Miss
Minnie Raymond Totman, was united in
marriage to Lowell Harrison Patch Of Put
ncy, VI. The bride wore dress OF white
organdie and carried a bouquet OF white
sweet peas and sas attended as brdemaid
| 10y her sister Harriet lothian, who car
ried white pinks. The best man was
Chester Totman, a brother of the bride.
The bride was gwen away by her father,
Mrs. Eugene Peterson OF Brooklyn, n. Y,
played the wedding march and the cere
mony was performed by Rev. j. +. Dame,
pastor of the local baptist church. An
aisle for the bridal party was made by
Dorothy Burbank, Hazel Sheldon, William
and Richard Totman bearing floral ropes.
The newly-married couple were the re-
cipients Of many beautiful and useful pres
ents Following the ceremony refresh
ments were served and Mr.. and Mrs.
Patch departed amid a shower of rice for
their wedding trip, after which they will
make their home in Putney, Vt Mrs.
Patch is a graduate OF the local schools
and has a host of friends. Conway news
in Springfield Republican of Tuesday.
Harry Crowley is spending his vacation
at Quebec.
Miss Nina Martin is visiting in East |
Mortified, Mass
Miss Cora Kathan of Springfield, Vt,
is in town.
Five from this place went on the eX-
cursion to Lake Sunapee, Sunday.
Dr. G. S. Foster spent Monday and
Tuesday at Waterbury.
Mrs A. J. Aver and daughter Dorothy
have returned from a visit in Rockingham.
Mrs. F. i. Pierce and Miss Jennie Z.
Pierce are spending the week at Gardner
Mass.
Mrs. John O'Connor of Brattleboro Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Daniel Crawley, this
week.
Miss Angelina Knight called on Mrs, G.
w. Martin and Mrs. Gary f. Martin,
Sunday.
Mary and Catherine Flavin of Bellows
Falls are visiting their uncle, Timothy
OConnor.
Raymond Hoyt of Brattleboro spent
Sunday and Monday with his aunt, Mrs =
:. w. Martin,
Mrs. Frank Ely of Proctor. Vt, was
he guest Of Mrs. c. w. Martin several ,
lays last week.
Bernice Cummings of Northfeld Mass, .
S visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. :
George Warwick
Charles and Houghton Seaverns are Wis
ting their mother, Mrs Edna Seaverns at
he Houghton farm. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles /. Davenport
pent Sunday at Mr. Davenport former
ome at Bartonsville. !
Mrs. Henry Knight and daughter of l
Providence, r. L., are visiting Mr.. and
1rs. Hardin Bennett.
Mrs. Harry Cobb and son, Neal. of East Z
lexington, Mass, are visiting Mr. and
Irs. Lyman p Bailey. n
Prof. ]. Z. Russell of Williamstown, d
lass, came Friday to join his family at
heir summer home here y
Samuel NJ Pember and Miss Leona Will y
ans of Springfield, Mass, were over Sun .
ay guests at NJ. II. Pember's. I
Mrs. L. j. Roberts and daughter, Vera, :
Proctor, VT, spent several days with
Irs. Gary F. Martin, last week. II I,
Mrs Bartlett and daughter are guests
the formers mother, Mrs. Wilson Will
I'D, at Mrs. Ellen NJ. Wizards. a.
Charles Williams and son, Elwyn, of '
Mass, came Wednesday for a =,
sit of few days at N. w. Locke's.. u u
Mrs. William Ahrens and son of Spring
lid, Mass, are guests of Mrs. Ahrens G,
lrents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman B. Wood. p p
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Pierce Mr.. and :
rs Converse and daughter Vera, of D
'estmoreland, N. H., were at Mr.. Pierce's q,
,me here Sunday. II
Justin H. Wheeler, who went to Ia ~
ma, Wash is expected home this week.
e has bought farm there and expects A
remove his family there soon. pa
Ed. Pierce and daughter Gertrude and US
r. Russ and two children, Howard and
aron, of Springfield, Mass, were guests w
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Pierce, Sunday. M
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Britton started an
nday afternoon on their trip west to f;
cir new home at Fargo, North Dakota.
icy will stop in Buffalo, N. Y. and in ty
diana f.
Mrs. Patrick Qualters of Bellows Falls Ic
Is guest of her niece, Miss Kate Hef- tb
IN, from Thursday until Sunday. Miss
affron accompanied her aunt to Ash M
lot, N. H., returning Monday, leaving n ae
rs. Qualters for longer visit. dP1 %,
John Newton Whitney of Los Angeles, S S1i
l., and Miss Hattie Baxter of Attica, ''i'
d., were married at the home of Mrs
uise Schano, 1917 Wall street, Los
lgeles, Wednesday, July %, at o'clock SCI