Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-07-09
WATT-DROLETTE NUPTIALS.

vi AuNoNhg evening" H'iN 80 az N''O
parlors of the Catholic parsonage in
Middebury. Clifford Harrison Watt of
Granville, N Y, and Beatrice Anna,
only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Drolette of Cornwall were united in
marriage by Rev. Thomas J. Leonard.
Miss Elizabeth Mcmahon of Middlebury
was maid of honor and Stanley
Drolette, brother of the bride, was
best man. Only near relatives of the
couple were present at the ceremony.
a reception was held later in the even
ing at the brides home. The large yard
and spacious porch were tastefully
trimmed and lighted with japanese
lanterns, which made very pleasant
and attractive place for the assembled
friends to enjoy themselves in social
way The entrance was a carpeted way
under huge bell of daisies and green
foliage. The inside decorations were
lavish and beautiful, the rose, the
beautiful flower of June, taking
precedence In the reception room
white and green and in the dining room
pink and green We're the colors. In the
hall ferns and trailing green's wound
around the raillngs, dotted here and
there with the bloom of sweet flowers.
Flowers were everywhere with their
beauty and fragrance The decorations
We're under the supervision of Mrs. l..
c. Drolette of West Cornwall, an aunt of
the bride In the receiving line the bride
was charming in white embroidered net
over white satin, as she received the
congratulations of friends. The groom
/ in regulation black shared the good
wishes. The maid of honor was gowned
/ i'm white net over pale pink satin. The
brides hat was white lace with white
and pink garniture and she carried an
arm boquet of white roses. The maid
of honor wore white lace hat garlanded
with pink and carried pink roses. Next
in line was Stanley Droette, best man,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Drolette, Miss
Elsie Watt, sister, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Watt, father and mother of the groom
In nearby room punch was served
! by Florence lie Beuf of Nergennes
! Miss Katherine Nassau and Pauline
Sanford of Middlebury, all cousins of
the bride Fine refreshments were
served, the Misses Dorothy Brewster,
Muriel Vittum, Letitia Calhoun and
Genevieve Halnon of Middlebury assist
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during the evening. In an upper room
there was fine array Of gifts of cut
glass, china, silver, linen, wool blankets,
a check, pictures and money, china
cabinet; presents of furniture and house
! furnishings had been taken to the home
| in Orwell where they will reside for the
present, as Mr.. Watt is manager of the
cheese factory in that place. Mrs.
Gertrude NJ. Connolly of Middlebury
catered. The happy couple later in the
evening quietly stole out to where a
waiting auto whirled them away toward
their new home with the good wishes Of
many friends going with them. Mrs.
Watt, since her graduation from Mid
dlebury High school, has been a very
successful teacher. Miss Belle Blair
assisted in receiving the guests.
Among those from away not already
mentioned were Mr. and Mrs. Purcell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hall of Orwell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wells, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Waite of Whiting, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Rivett of Weybridge, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Root of Putnam, NY,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph lie Beuf of Rutland
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ladabouche of Proc
tor, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Drolette and
son, Louis, of Derby, Me, and other
near friends, making a company of over
a hundred Mrs. Watt received some
very nice presents at a novelty shower
party given short time ago in her
honor by her aunt, Mrs. N. j. Sanford,
at her home in Middebury.