Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1909-06-18
NORTON
MARSH-kIR.

IN the ptr>rhe' VI ieae'N' ~
representative congregation filling the
church to its utmost capacity. fashion,
able and beautiful wedding took place
at 5. Paul's Church "Wednesday evening,
June 9, between DIR. W. w. ker aud
Miss Inez Mae Marsh, eldest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. u. W. Marsh, all OF
Norton. The officiating clergyman was
the Rev. q. II. A. Murray of Danyille,
Que, a former rector, assisted by Rev.
DIR. Tanner, the present rector The
church Was handsomely decorated for
the occasion with flowers, plants aud
evergreens, while the altar was decorat-
ed with an arch aud bell of apple bios
SONS. The aisle was also strewn with
apple blossoms. Everything connected
with the occasion was surrounded by an
atmosphere Of good taste. The bride
was attired in white duchess satin, with
woke Of real lace aud carried shower
bouquet Of lilies OF the valley aud white
roses. Her bridesmaid, Miss Ethel
Smith of Island Pond, was gowned in
creme crepe de chene, aud carried a
bouquet of pink carnations. The groom
WAS supported 10y Frank A. Danforth,
girl and boy Miss Henrietta Carpenter
and Rodney Marsh, cousins of the bride;
ushers q. &. Smith of Island Pond aud
T.. j. Nelson of Norton. The wedding
march was played by Miss Grace Du-
charme, Memberships Midsummer
Nights Dream. Following the cere-
nsony reception was held at the home
Of the brides parents, where after con-
CALCULATIONS aud good wishes had been
freely extended, delicious refreshments
were served. Miss Irene Carpenter,
cousin Of the bride, was in charge of the
guest hook. The presents we're numer-
+ Gus, useful and valuable, consisting OF
cut glass, silverware, linen, furniture
/ rugs, and plenty of Uncle Sans gold
The groom's gift 10 the bride was a
handsome pearl neck lace, aud the brides
+ gift TO the groom gold ring. The
brides gift TO her bridesmaid was gold
4, crescent brooch set with pearls. To hi:
!, best man the groom gave a pair gold
A cuff buttons, and to the ushers GOLD
a stickpins set with pearls. DIR. aud Mrs
=, ker left on the Pullman for Detroit an
Shepard, Mich, aud they will return
home via Buffalo and Niagara Falls
stopping EN- route for few days in Bos
Re ton. They will be at home in Canaan
J. after July 8. The brides travelling sui
p was reseds green, with creme net blouse
aud hat to match, and the groom wor
Ia "A smile. The bride is a charminl
" young woman of gracious and attractive
m manner, while the groom is younl
20 man Of sterling worth, and stands hig
# in his profession. They are both higt
he ly esteemed by very large circle Q
Is friends, who wish them long aud pro,
he porous welded life.
" Among the out of town guests wer
n Pierce, Mrs NJ b Lowell, Mr. an
4. Mrs II o Shurtleff, Mr. aud Mrs O II
-, Webster and Miss Webster, Mrs
as Cooley, Miss Cooley, Miss Hoyt, Mis-
a O'Neill, Mrs (DD McCurdy, Mr. an
,. Mrs NJ Knight, Mr. and Mrs Geo Adams
~ all Of Coaticook, Que; Mr. and Mrs
a, Trask and Miss Trask, Mrs Geo kelle
"A of Colebrook: n IL; Mr. aud Mrs X
~, Marsh of Canaan; II S Morrison {
Averill; Rev aud Mrs q II A Murray c
~ Danville Que; Mr. and Mrs A Oar
forth of Portland, Mr. aud Mrs f. J Pa
US sons aud Miss Parsons, Mr. and Mrs
I'd f Ellis, the Misses Esther and Daphu
Hall, q q Smith, Mr. and Mrs W & ia
No coner Of Island Pond.