The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1908-04-30
Hooslck FALLS

WllllHHl McGuIlu mas Deel FiSitinb
relatives here.
Miss Dorothy Stanton has returned
from New York.
William II. Garfield has returned
from Johnsonville.
Fred Jones of Pittsfeld has been
visiting friends in town.
Born, son to Mr.. and Mrs Edward
J. Down Of Abbott street.
Miss Margaret Quinn of Salem has
been the guest Of friends here.
Miss Maude s. Simmons OF Albany
has been the guest Of her parents.
Mrs. Patrick Clair who has been
seriously III is reported much improv-
ed.
Miss Kate Levanny of Cohoes has
been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Cronin.
Mrs. Mile Stevens has returned to
Washington after visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. B. A. Worden.
August Cordes who has been spend
ing few months I'm Brooklyn has re-
turned to this village.
There will be an important meeting
OF the Knights of Columbus at the
council chambers this evening.
Miss Harriet Rising. daughter of
Postmaster and Mrs. G. +. Rising is
conyalescing after a recent illness.
William Dame has returned from
New York accompanied by John Mar
shall OF this village. Thomas Brolan
will remain a few days longer, Mr.
Dame having been called back by bus
mess.
Salem II White, representing the
Willow Brook Cemetery association,
has sold to the Rev. F. A. McCranor,
%. S. A., pastor of the Church Of the
immaculate Conception. a strip of
land adjoining st. Mary's cemetery on
the north side
The Knights of Columbus will con-
fer the second and third degrees on
Sunday afternoon at 3 O'clock
Next Sunday morning at the Baptist
church the Rev. w. Il. Webster will
preach on christian Union" and In
the evening on "The Foremost Man"
The marriage of Miss Della +.
Rochleau Of Worcester. Mass, to
Powelletss' Miller OF Berlin was solem
nized Wednesday afternoon In the cha
pei at the home of the Augustinian
Fathers. The bride was attended by
Miss Addie Allen of Troy, former
i unnctnE htak -
Charles Breer Of Berlin performed the
honorary duties of best man. The
bride was attractively gowned In a
handsome travelling dress of dark blue
saphO silk and wore picture hat with
blue ostrich plumes. Miss Allen was
attired in blue taffeta and wore an
echru hat with trimmings OF Copenha.
gen blue. The ceremony was follow
ed by reception at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. William H. Miller
Of Fisk street, at which only rela-
tives and few immediate friends
were present Mr. and Mrs. Miller
left on the $50 express for the west
on southern wedding trip and upon
their return will take a residence In
Berlin where Mr.. Miller is employed
At seven o'clock Wednesday even
ing occurred the marriage of Miss
Dora Belle Glass. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Glass, to Albert +. Clay.
don, both of Hoosick Falls. The Ger
emory was performed by Rev. PhiliI
Schuyler, rector of the Episcopa
church at Bennington, at the home OF
the bride, No. SO Wilder avenue. The
bride was charming in gown oil
white net over white taffeta. She was
attended by her cousin. Miss Rose NJ
Leith Of Troy who was attired in a
costume Of pink crepe de chine. The
best man was w. Eddy Clayton o
Troy. brother of the groom The
house was prettily decorated for the
nuptials, palms forming the principal
decoration. rrof. Jay l.. Thompson
presided at the piano, playing the wed
ding march and several appropriate
numbers during the evening. The cou
pie left on an evening train for New
York and southern points of interes,
and after two weeks honeymoon viii
reside at 60 Wilder avenue. Hoosici
Falls. The bride Is a very popular
young lady. She is member of Sc,
eral societies and of Saint Mark
choir. Mr.. Clayton. too, enjoys Q
large degree of popularity. He is 9
; member of Company M and of the
Odd Fellows and is prominent in The
ranks of each. He holds a response
BILE position with the Superior Manu-
featuring company AS evidence o.
the esteem in which both are helt
may be seen an elaborate display O
wedding gifts, including everything
from the kitchen utensils to the fines
of cut glass, paintings, gold and silve1
ornaments, etc.