The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-30
DORSET

Mrs. Emma Miller OF New 10.k is
guest of Miss Woods.
VIM. Gilbert and wife of Washing
ton, d. c., are guests Of relatives.
Esther Erickson OF Washington,
d. C.. is spending some time in town
Mr. and Mrs. James Whitehurst of
Troy were in town Sunday in their
ca.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Hurd of East
Dorset were in town on business Sat
urday.
e. II. West and wife motored to
Williamstown Monday, guests of
| friends from Burlington.
Miss Annie Bogeslausky of North
ampton. Mass, is yacationing with
Miss Mabel Gilbert of the West road
J. NJ. Armstrong is reported i'll at
his home II is hoped he will soon
recover and be on duty in the store
again.
Miss Mildred Whitehurst OF Troy,
who has been visiting her uncle, Eu-
gene Simmons. returned home Sun
day with her parents.
The jolly Three gave a dance at
the hall Friday evening last. which
was well attended. Music was pro-
yided by Parkers orchestra of Mid
dletown.
Miss Elizabeth Lathrop has return
ed to Menominee, Wis. where she
| will instruct summer school. She
spent but short time at her former
home here.
Harry Woodland of this place and
Miss Fannie Abt of Rochester, n. Y,
We're married In that city on July Is
at the home of his sister. Mrs. James
Tully, where Mr.. Woodland has lived
for some time For the present they
will reside with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Woodard of the North district.
An illustrated lecture was given at
the church Thursday evening under
the direction of Mrs Crane In con-
nection with the lecture two interest
| ing dialogues were also given by sew
| e-al juvenile members fthe Sabbath
school. The entertainment was in
structiye along the lines of child la
Dor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drury spent the first
days of their honeymoon at Lake st.
| Catherine where they were conveyed
by auto On their arrival there they
were greeted by a number of their
young friends who had also motored
there and who. during the evening
serenaded the esteemed zone" with
( much pleasure.
Gilbert-Drury
\ week ago on the afternoon of
July 22nd. Miss Gertrude Martha Gil
bert and Parmalee Fairchild Drury
were married at the home of the
bride on the West road The cere-
mony was performed by her uncle,
the Rev. George Holley Gilbert
The decorations were of pink and
green and the same color scheme was
carried out in the gowns OF the
| uTlutSlndlus. / ne utCt4dllDuS III the
room where the ceremony took place
centered about a mass Of green su
mac and ostrich ferns behind and
arching above the minister. while two
hugo bouquets of sweet peas stood
on the sides. In the dining-room
where ice-cream and cake were serv
ed during the reception. the decorat
ions we're of pink peoples and ferns
More decorations about the verandaf
and lawn added TO the general attrac
tiveness OF the whole house
Promptly at four o'clock Mrs
owen II. Gates began playing the
wedding march from Wagner's 10
hengrin" and the bridal party entered
the room. -Four young men. brother,
and cousins of the bride. carried
chains OF ground pine making an aisll
for the rest Of the party. The groom
was attended by his brother Levin
Drury Of Rutland. Mass. and tn,
bride by her sister. Miss Margaret /.
Gilbert. the maid of honor. and Mis-
Harriet r. Gilbert and Miss Esther NJ
Ulrickson OF Washington. brides
maids The bride. dressed in Whit
crepe de chine gown and carrying