Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-06-24
VERNON.
Stickney. Robillard

Miss Corinne \ RobilIard. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Robillard of
Pine street, this city. and Earl H. Stick
ney Of Vernon were very quietly married
at o'clock this morning by Rev. y.
ProulX, pastor of the Church Of the Sacred
Heart of Mary at his residence. No
one was present except Miss Dorothy +.
Robllard, sister of the bride and Herbert
Stickney of Hudson Fails. y. Y. brother
Of the groom who were bridesmaid and
best man
The bride was handsomely gowned in
egg plant silk and her sister wore rajah
in a lighter shade of the same color
After the ceremony the party went 10
the home Of the brides parents where
refreshments were served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Suckney left on the morning train for
Lake George where they will spend the
time until July /. after which they will be
at home at Vernon. The bride received
many gifts. including cut glass. china.
silver, linen, furniture. pictures and a
check. Mr.. and Mrs. Stickney were also
presented an electric lamp from the Con-
necticut River Power corporation by
whom Mr.. Suckney is employed as an
electrician.
The bride is well known in this city.
having been born and lived here until
three years ago when she went to Ne
Gainesville y. Y. where she was head
Of the millinery department Of the Baker
DIplHeIS department store until lrT res
ignauon shortly before the wedding.
Mrs. George Turner and little daughter
| OF Gill are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ.
Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs. s S. Pike went to Chico
| pee, Mass, yesterday morning. They will
/ spend the rest of the week with friends
| L. y. Snow OF Lakeport, y. H.. came
| this week to superintend the building Of a
/ new barn for his sister, Mrs. B. A. Street
| err
Mrs. Carrie Richardson and Miss Sarah
Winslow Of Dorchester. Mass, spent
| Wednesday with their cousin. Mrs. NJ. 1
Reed.
The ladies' circle will meet in their
rooms Wednesday afternoon. Supper
will be served at the usual hour. All are
invited.
Mrs. Jerome Eager and daughter. Mis-.
| Mildred, OF Pierre. South Dakota, came
last week. They are guests OF Miss Eta
Stebbins.
The Republicans will hold a caucus II
Withheld hall tomorrow evening at
o'clock to elect delegates to the count,
convention in Newfane.
Mrs B. A. Streeter returned from Sa
lem Mass. Tuesday. She was accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. Charlie
Meloon, and little granddaughter, Har
riet Meoon of Salem, who will spend
few weeks here.
Mrs. A. H. Jaquith went TO Hartford
Conn, yesterday morning with her cous
ms, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cudworth. for
brief visit. Mr. and Mrs Cudworth cam
in their automobile to attend the Brat
tleborO high school alumni reunion. The
are enjoying their trip very much.
The Violet birthday club of Fitchburl
! Mass, was delightfully."- entertained
one Of its members, Mrs. F. Stebbins. jr
yesterday afternoon. The club consist
! of u members, one for each month.
: was very happy party OF women VIII
! arrived in Vernon Thursday from Fitch
burg They were met at the station b
Mr.. and Mrs. StebbIns in a float hand
somely decorated with profuson OF lal
rel and violet streamers. They wei
e taken to many places OF interest in tow
before reaching the Stebbins home. Tt
T color scheme was effectively carried o,
Il in the table decorations on the law
| where a course dinner was served. tt
3 womens gowns were all OF the love
= violet color, for which the club is name
e Mrs. Stebbins was the recipient of mar
y valuable gifts and each member of Il
e club was presented souvenir OF the vel
enjoyable gathering 1t was a fine Jul
II day and the occasion viii always be
= pleasant memory 10 both the guests al
IL | their hostess.