The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-29
WEST BRATTLEBORO
THOMAS HILL WEDDING.
West Brattleboro Young Man Takes
Bride III Halifax.

The home of Frank 0. Hill of Hall
fax was the scene of pretty wedding
Wednesday, when his oldest daughter,
Lena Agnes was married to Charles
Russell Thomas. a son of Mr. and Mrs.
r. 3. Thomas of West Brattleboro.
The ceremony took place at , clock,
Rev. l. NJ, Compton, pastor Of the
Baptist church OF TINS place, ofliciat
ing, using single ring service. The
bridal party entered the parlOr to the
strains OF the Bridal March from Lo
heugrn, PLAYED on the piano by Mrs.
Leonard +. Taylor. who played softly
Q Promise Me during the ceremony,
which WIS performed under an arch
Of evergreen and white roses. In the
background were the letters HE in
green and white and a large evergreen
bell was suspended in the center of
the arch. They were attended by Miss
Minnie Hill. sister of the bride. a brides
maid and Homer I. Thomas, brother
Of the bridegroom, as best man. The
bride was gowned in white net with
satin bands and rosebud trimming
and carried a shower bouquet of roses
and Hlies-of-the-yalleT. The brides
maid wore pink wolfe over white
/ Duchess lace and she carried pink car
nations Eleanor Holden, niece Of the
+ bridegroom. was the ring bearer and
was dressed in white Persian lawn
with pink sash and ribbons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas received some
| beautiful wedding gifts, which III
Guided cut glass, silver, china and a
handsome clock. They left for a we'd
ding trip of two weeks, by automo-
bile and upon their return will make
their home for the present at r. B.
Thomas 5.
Refreshments were served immedi-
atelv after the ceremony, Arlene Al
/ len and Mabel Bascom serving Mrs.
Z. \. Thomas Of Ware, Mass, presided
at the punch bowl. The color scheme
in the dining room was yellow, white
and green.
!, Among the out-ot-toWu guests were
Mrs. Richard \. Thomas of Ware
Mass, and Leslie Hill Of Manchester
\. II.
Mr.. Thomas is engaged in farming
with his brother, Homer Thomas
Mrs. Thomas has lived at home will
her father in Halifax.
f. f. StockweII of Vernon recently
visited his sister, Mrs. L. A. Waldron
and family.
Miss Minnie Stockweu returned
Tuesday night from Boston, where sh
had been several days.
f. A. WaIdron and daughter, Eliza
beth. have been visitors recently III TIN
home of Oscar Thayer on Dummerstol
= hill.
The Philathea class viii hold a reg
= ular monthly meeting Friday Afternoon
= at 3 O'Clock i'll the home of Mrs. Her
; bert Thurber.
e Plans are being made for the an
Y nual picnic to be held by the Baptis
5 Sunday school July in John Mckay
u maple grove.
Miss Eva Mckenzie has returne
taken a position with Mrs. Whitacr
on Ames hill.
/ Miss Evelyn Stockwen, who ha
been with her sister, Mrs. E. A. Walt
d ron a month, returned to her home
$ Winchester today
IS Mrs. w. II. Ellis and daughter, Mr.
< G. A. Brackett, have come to the
II summer home on South street, whel
they viii remain until fall as usual.
= John Adkins Of New York city is {,
! pected tonight to spend several weel
= at d. w. Harris s. Mr.. Adkins h;
= been a summer visitor here for sever.
: years.
a Mrs, john D. Wells Of Cambridg
" Mass, who had been a guest two weel
IN the home Of her daughter, Mr.