The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-09-29
Quite Reduction the Rent and Grocery
LAsATT-ADAMs
Brilliant Social Affair In Arlington
Wednesday Evening.


Wednesday Evening.
The large and spacious residence of
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando E. Adams on
Wednesday evening, Sept. q, was
thrown open to the relatives and in.
vited friends for the marriage of their
only daughter, Jennie Maude, to
Henry Dunning LaBatt
At $3.50 the wedding march was
played by Clarence Hard of this place,
proceeded by several selections. The
wedding party was led by Miss Lillian
LaBatt, sister Of the groom, and Mas
ter Charles Orlando Adams, nephew OF
the bride as ring bearers, the rings
being carried in silver dishes; then
came the bridesmaid, Miss Matte
Nicklan OF Rutland, who was gowned
in white silk carrying pink carnations.
The flower girl, Miss Frances Adams.
niece Of the bride scattered flowers
for the bride who was escorted by her
father to the arch where the groom
and best man, Samuel Bunting of
Chester, was waiting as Is customary.
The bride was gowned in white silk
messaline trimmed deliberately with
lace. She wore a veil caught with
real pearl and carried shower bou-
quet of white carnations. Rev. Roose-
welt of New York city performed the
double ring service Of the Episcopal
church. The bride was given away by
her father c. A. Adams, superinten-
dent OF school at Castleton and West
Rutland and a brother of the bride
and Francis LaBatt, brother of the
groom acted as ushers.
In the dining room the table was
presided over by Mrs. ]. ]. Stakeholder
of Bennington and Mrs. c. A. Adams
of Castleton The young ladies' who
assisted were Mrs Alfred Leonard Of
Boston, Mrs. Lewis Willard Of Rut-
land, Miss Pauline West, Mrs. Guy Nc
Keen and Miss Sara Buck OF this
place Mrs. Mary Adams OF Benning-
ton presided at the punch bowl
The house was beautifully decorated
with running pine, autumn leaves and
carnations that was done by young
lady friends of the bride.
Miss Adams is graduate of the
North Bennington High school and al
SO attended Vermont Academy and
the Normal school at Castleton. Mr..
La Bait is a painter and paper hanger
and has a wide circle of friends. The
many gifts of silver cut glass, linen,
money, pictures, etc, also dining room
chairs from the o. e. S. of which
Miss Adams vas worthy matron for
three years and at present is the sec
lretary, shows the esteem In which
they are held among many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs La Bait left by auto
mobile unknown to the guests for
Bennington where they took the cleo
trio car to North Adams. After Wis
lifting relatives and friends in Massa
Ichusetts, and New York they will be
at home In the tenement which has
lust been competed by William Jones
on Depot street
Among the out of town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Adams and chill
dren, Castleton; Mr.. and Mrs. o. A
Adams. Granville, ~ Y; Mr. and
Mrs. f. o. Foster and Miss Florence
Foster, Cuttingsville, VT; Mrs. Alfred
Leonard, Boston Mass; Mr.. and Mrs
William Nambolt and Samuel Bunting
Chester Depot, Vt; Mr. and Mrs l.
lC. Beebe and Mr. and Mrs. William La
Bait of Dandy; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Robinson and Mrs. J. NJ. Frost Of
lGreenwich, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. AID
Olson Tossing, Mrs. Lewis Willard
and Miss Matte Micklan, Rutland
Miss Clara Perkins, Manchester; Mr.
and Mrs f. B. Randall SALISBURY
Miss Elizabeth Gregg, North Adams
Mrs. Harry Sharpe. Miss Mary Butler
Miss Mary Doyle, Miss Mabel Rock
wood, George Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. ]
~. Stakeholder and MacClean Shaks
lhober Mrs. Mary Adams, DR.. anc
Mrs. c. w. Phillips. Bennington
Mrs. Edgar Body OF Englewood. New
Jersey; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cook oI
Tacoma, Washington.
The brides gift to the bridesmaid
was a gold bracelet, to the flower cir
a silver watch and chain, to the rims
bearer, Miss l.. La Bait gold lockei
and chain to Master Charles Adams
Iseal ring The groom gave to the bes'
man, Samuel p. Bunting gold stick pin
also to the ushers, o. A. Adams anc
Francis La Bait.
A civil service was performed at
loclock in the afternoon by Justice Of
the Peace, William Mcdonald