The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1910-07-22
WELLS RIVER.

Morey Tuesday to attend the recep
ton given Mr.. and Mrs. Luthe
Butler.
Miss Agnes Dunlap, principal'o
THE Cedar Grove school, New Bed
ford, Mass, has come to spend thu
summer vacation with her sister
Mrs. w. H. Buck. ----
II Mrs. Fellows and daughters are
visiting friends in New Hampshire
Nathan Kicker and wife, who
were married in December, post
poned their wedding journey until
pleasant weather, and are now Wis
iting Portland, New York, Boston
and other cities, and will spend a
week at York beach,
Mrs. Deming spent Monday at
Lake Morey with her daughter
Mrs. Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Bailey re-
turned last week. from their we'd
ding journey and are housekeeping
on the hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes Of Worces-
ter, who have for several summers
been guests at Mr.. John Bailey's,
are at Hale's Tavern for a short
stay.
Mrs. A. NJ. Whitelaw was in St.
Johnsbury Wednesday.
R. U. Smith and Dexter Dow of
Woodsville have been in Chicago
the past week.
H. T. Baldwin and family went.
to their cottage at Caspian Lake
Thursday, and Mrs. VIM. Kicker
and Ray Farwel and wife were
their guests the last days Of the
week and over Sunday.
George H. Learned and bride
came last week to the home Of his
Mrs. Cora Learned, with
whom they will spend the summer,
and in the fall will go to Portland,
Oregon, where he is professor Of
sciences in one of the schools.
Lang Chamberlin, wife and daugh-
ter were guests of R. G. Brock and
wife over Sunday and the first Of
the week.
Mrs. Martin Daniels of Lyndon
vile is making longer stay in town
han she intended as her son is fight
ng it out with whooping cough at
Johnnie Stevens.
Miss Isabel Field has been i'll the |
)ast two weeks with severe at
.ack of grip, and is not yet able to
De out.
Tuesday evening large compa-
~, old and young, assembled at
Elmwood, the home of Mrs. George
Butler, to extend congratulations
to her son and bride, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Butler, who arrived at his |
mothers Monday. Rev. Donald |
Fraser, in behalf Of the Sunday |
School of which Mr.. Butler is SUI
perintendent, presented them with |
a nice hat tree and sugar spoon. |
Mr.. Butler responded in few words, |
all for their presence, and
The children for their token of re-
nembrance. The whole affair was
A complete surprise to him.
The following is taken from the
Hoosick Falls Democrat.
LEARNED-HoLLY
A very pretty wedding occurred at
o'clock last evening, at the Methodist
church, when Rev. J. L. Clymer united in
marriage Miss Helen Holly of this village,
md Professor George Harold Learned, of
Portland, Oregon The bride was beauti-
ully gowned in white lansdowne and wore
/ veil and long train, and carried shower
)oquet of white roses. The bridesmaid
vas Miss Flora NJ. Dennis, who wore a
,ink gown and carried a boquet of pink
oses. The best man was Ross Holt of
Vest Rutland, Vt.
The church was handsomely decorated
With ferns and daisy chains and presented
very neat appearance. The ushers were
Burke Surdam, Samuel Flansburg, William
Thomas and Wilbur Sanford, Of Daven-
,ort, Iowa. During the ceremony, h. j.
Vaughn, brother-in-law of the bride,
ang "The Plains of Peace " and 40
Promise Me. "
Immediately following the ceremony, a
eception was given in honor of the bride
md groom at Mrs. Dennis on Classic st.
The groom, who is a graduate of Mid
Ilebury of the class Of '0S, is a former
esident of this village, having been
eacher of sciences in the high school.
The bride is a graduate of Syracuse uni
-ersity, '0S, and has been teacher in the |
Ugh school. Mr.. and Mrs. Learned will
pend the summer in Wells River, VT, and |
D the fall will 90 to Portland, Oregon, the
resent home of the groom.