The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-01-24
WILMINGTON.
Local Couple Married Just After MID
night Friday.

4 charming event was the marriage oi
Miss lrrnr Mabel BARLOW. eldest dansh,
ter ~ Mr.. aud Mn. Charles T.. Harlow,
To John Stowe Fowler st the home OF
the brpie, Saturday morning about i've
minutes after midnight. The time was
the bride. The day was the al wedding
anniversary Of the brides parents and also
the birthday Of Mrs. harlow. The re.
ception room wher the ceremony was
performed was proiusely decorated with
eyeigwcns aud potted plants, the whole
color scheme being oi green and white.
The bride was gowned IN white silk. She
carried white roses and her veil was
caught with these flowers. She wore no
Jewels except a ruby ring. a gift 81 the
groom. She was attended by her sister.
Miss Iona Barlow as maid Of honor, who
wore light blue six and carried bouquet
Of carnations, The groom wa. attended
by Carl w. Bond. a life long friend The
ceremony was performed by lion. o. r.
Butterheld as was also the marriage Of
MIR. and Mr. Barlow - year, ago. The
gifts We're numerous, consisting Of cut
glass, gold aud silver, The brides gift
Ia her maid of honor was a handsome
seal ring and the grooms gift 10 his best
man was valuable set oi cuff links.
The couple left after congratulations
and bountiiul wedding breakfast for an
extended trip through Vermont and
Maine. The bride is one al Wimingion's
daughters and the groom young business
man OF this place. On their return they
will live on North River street, where
their home is awaiting them.
Superintendent OF Schools T.. W. Haynes
Is in town this week.
a A "A l., 1. a..l /
brother and uncle in Hartford, Conn.
Frank Chapman Of Hinesburg was
recent guest at the home OF II. +. Broth
ers.
The entertainment in Memorial hall
Tuesday evening consisting OF moving pic.
lures was quite well attended and gave
general satisfaction.
Miss Margaret Iiarwood is Obliged to be
absent from her place IN the high school
as she il confined to her boarding place
with an attack Of mumps.
A large number Of the Baptists en-.
loved sleighride Tuesday evening to
the home OF Leslie Adams, where social
was had, Judging from the late hour OF
the return trip a very enjoyable evening |
was spent.
Mrs. G.. +. Roberts was in Nottingham |
Mrs Dickinson, Aln. Chloe Baker OF
North Adams who has been caring for |
Mrs. Dickinson. returned home with Mrs. |
Roberts for visit.
Mrs. Rose Beaulieu, who was recently |
taken to North Adams hospital. died
there Sunday. She was making a good
recovery from her recent operation when
pneumonia developed which was the
cause of her death. The funeral was held
Tuesday at her late home. Mrs. Beaulieu
leaves husband and six children, one OF
them a young baby. All have the sym.
pathy OF the entire community.
4 party of u or more of members OF
Social lodge went to Jacksonville Tues.
day evening TO pay frateInal visit To
Unity lodge, No Co. The first degree
was conferred upon two candidates by
w. NJ. Temple. District Deputy Switzer
Of Bellows Falls was present. Refresh
ments were served and the evening was
one of much pleasure to all.
Master Joseph Goulding started We'd
nesday morning for California, where he
will make his home with his father who
IS located in Livermore. He was accom-.
panied as far as Chicago by his aunt and
will make the journey from there alone.
Joseph has lived with his grandfather ,
here for five years and he will be great ,
y missed, not only by his schoolmates
with whom he was very popular but by
he neighbors on the street as well as ,
his other friends Miss Goulding will ,
'isit friend in Chicago and will also
,isit her brother in Urbana, H., before
Ter return home.