The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-12-10
SOUTH NEWFANE.
Ingram Leach.

Inc following IS cnppeu from Prov |
idence, K. l., daily:
.-s' The marriage Of Miss Viola Pearl /
Leach of this city, daughter of Mr.. and /
MRS. John ii. Kennedy of Chicago, H., !.
and Lawrence Ira Ingram, also of this !
city, eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira 81.
Ingram Of South Newfanc,. took place
On Monday evening at the home OF the
bride S aunt, Mrs. Eliza r. Bishop of
ZIG NiRton street, Rev. Edw Ard S
\ihde ol1iciatel. assisted. by Re-. c. y,
Fisher. HI \
The marriage took place in the par
or, which was decorated with, palms, |
terms and chrysant hemums. The bridal
narty entered to the music of The
Bridal Chorus from 1ohengrin played
by Mrs. August Zachay and stood be-
meath a bridal bell of chIysanthem
The bride wore Il gown of thread lace
with point lace cap and silver roses,
and carried a shower bouquet of bride
roses. The bridesmaid was Miss Olive
Louise Bishop cousin OF the bride, who
wore a gown" of pink satin and carried
Il shower bouquet of pink roses. Les
ter c. Ingram, brother of the bride
groom, was best man. The bridegroom s
gift to the. bride was Il diamond brooch
to the bridesmaid gold bracelet and
to the best man French cuff links
After the ceremony supper was served,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Ingram left
Tor Il wedding journey to Washington,
IPhiladelphia- and New York, where re-
ceptiOns had beep arranged by friends.
Upon their return they will be at home
tfter Dec. IS at lI6 Vinton street.
There were $50 guests present at the
reddiug. Among the many from out
side the city OF Providence. were Mr.,
rand Mrs. Ira NJ. Ingram of South New.
/ fame, Rev. and Mrs. Charles h. Fisher
] of Revere, Mass, John. Ingram, Lester
fe.InCram of Boston, all near relatives
g the bridegroom. who formerly lived
ir Saath Newfahe, whore he is we'll
haoNu. He and his. bride have the
i-cst fishes Of. many friends.
M. and Mrs, I5a. Ineram returned
/ Dee . lsota tti6A in .Picsi@rote, i.
=. Hostaa- ma R5ytFo: ifgaaa. -. '
~e.oral Ioads ~ small Christmas
trees went through the village Wednes
day on their way to mai'tpt.
Mrs Harrison Aldrich Of Lawrence
I >lass., came TuSsday. She IS with her
brother. John L. Morse, and FIRMLY.
= Wii'u1 WhHahe5, clio m"s ~ sidney
. T., jones' IS erlal ry5nj}s. has goa ~
i{ratt''horo IS >'or- through the WIN
/ Ter.
Mrs Mason White. returned to Brat
! tlehoro Monday, accompanied by hcC
daughter, Mrs. Murry II. Cheney, who
remained until Tuesday.
Rev. T. A. Kelley was in Rutlant
from Monday to Wednesday, ATTENDING
meeting of Baptist ministers, called
by Rev. W. \. Davidson of Burlington.
John \. Kelsey of Claremont, n. H.,
was in the village last week looking
after his property interests. lie win
leave his driving horse. through the
viuter with Arson II. Collins.
The Ladies' Benevolent society viii
3, hold their meeting. in the vestrY. nsxt
Il Wednesday, afternoon. Supper win be
served. The last meeting, which wa;
hchh With Mrs. Milton \. Bingham
wa well attended.
| The Sunday school has chosen as q
p general committee for Christmas Mrs
:, +. A. Kelley, c.. +. Brown and Mrs
Lee Love. The Christmas entertain
mcnt will be cantpta by the school
and choir Friday, Christmas night.
a On Christmas Sunday, Dec. 20, {
, Christmas vCsper service will be helC
in the church, instead of the regula
t Sunday night service in the vestry
. This will be given by pastor and choi
Il and consists Of readings Of the Christ
mas story with music interspcrscd.
i Mrs. Ella S. Wizards Sunday schoo
h class gave a very successful entertain
@ neut and supper at the vcstry Dec. 4
i The first part of the program was Civ
; en- by the Village school, in charge .
q Miss Barber, and consisted of songs
o dialogues, and recitations. The secon
part was a spicy dialogue illustratin
life Gas it may be- IN the year. 1856
given by Mrs, Bruce, Miss Collins an
the two Misses Goodell The bountifl
supper ana Il social hour rounded on
a pleasant evening for the 90 or NOR
Awho attended. ---
o-l report comes from California gi,
II ing an account of the death and buri;
J. of DR. Robert J. Burdette of Pasadent
II The report says: 1.-THE eulogies ovt
u Dr. Burdette, who passed away la,
IN week, are numerous and beautiful. II
n, was greatly beloved and thousahc
~ passed by his remains. One tribu
III was the dropping of single carnatic
u in his vacant chair by those who ha
at received personal help and comic
TO from him. All ages paid this tribu
r. TO his personal help, beginning wi
OF tiny tots and going, on up to tho
en- scarcely able to mount the steps to Il
D. platform, because of their age al
disabilities"
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