The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-09-15
SIX COUPLES UNITED
Dan Cupid" Is Unusually
Busy Among The
Young People
ONE CEREMONY AT NOON
Hiss BerDice Greenwood Married 10
Frank l.. Burbank by Rev. G.. G.
McDougaII in Church at East War
ren-Miss Mabel W. Carr Becomes
Bride Of Rev. Albert G. CornweIl.

ren-Miss Mabel W. Carr Becomes
Bride of Rev. Albert G. CornweII.
This senior-junior, giant-dwarf.
Dan Cupid, regent of love-rhymes,
lord of folded arms, the anointed
sovereign of signs and groans, liege
of all loterers and malcontents" re-
cognizes no union save that of loving
hearts, for he worked overtime yester-
day. playing mischief with a sextette
of young people who will make their
homes in town, and doing various 9TH
err damage which directly or Indirect
Iy interests the local populace
With so many of its popular young
people embarking on the seas of mat
rimony, it was very narrowsouled
individual indeed who had not some
interest in some one or other of the
candidates for the ring, and there
were those so loving other peoples
affairs" that they were greatly inter-
ested in the entire six.
The results of Daniels ministra-
tions are as follows:
Acknowledgement
A very pretty wedding was that of
Miss Bernice Greenwood of Warren
and Frank L. Burbank of Montpelier
at the East Warren church at high
noon yesterday, Rev. c. G. McDougall
of Waitsfield Methodist church Off
ciating. The church was handsomely
decorated for the occasion and was
well filled with friends of the bridal
party. "a
Miss Greenwood was very hand
somely gowned and was attended by
her sister. Norma, while Mr.. Burbank
was attended by Ernest Brisbin of
this city.
Following the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Burbank left for Montreal and
will be at home at 6S East State street
in this city upon their return.
A number of Montpelier people at
Ut1Ntu lut ceremony anu NllSS
woods brother, George Greenwood,
was present.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. P. Greenwood of Warren and
in her capacity of clerk in the P. E.
Pope store won many friends in this
city. Mr.. Burbank has lagre circle
of friends and is in the employ of c.
H. Baldwin, jeweler.
The out of town guests We're: Mrs.
N. E. Race, Providence, r. l.; Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Greenwood, Lyme, N,
H. From Montpelier were Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Poole, Miss Mary Vincent,
Newcomb
COrnweIl-Carr.
Miss Mabel Woodruff Carr of Stowe
and Rev. Albert George Cornwell OF
the same village, were married at go
o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. w. Parkyn
Jackson of st. Adams, Rev. o. H
Houghton of Bakersfield, a classmate
of Mr.. Cornwell, officiating and Mr.
Jackson attending the groom. The
bride was attended by her sister
Miss Eula Carr of Montpelier and
Miss Barbara Burt of Stowe Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornwell will spend two weeks
honeymoon in Canada, after which
they will reside in the parsonage Of
the Congregational church at Stowe
Mr.. Cornwell having served as pastol
of that society the past severa
months.
Rev. Mr.. Cornwell is a native o
London and graduate of McGill I'm
iversity in 1909 Miss Carr fornerl!
resided in town and went to Stove
in 1902 to serve as stenographer il
the office Of State Fish and Gam
Commissioner II. G. Thomas durini
his term of office in that capacity.
Among those who attended the Ger
emony yesterday were Mr.. and Mrs