The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-07-18
BRATTLEBORO MAN
WEDS IN HINSDALE
Richard Claire Gallup and Miss Hazel
Mumford Tillinghast Married with
Double Ring Service.
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HINSDALE, N. IT,, July

HINSDALE, N. H., July IS.
Ledgelawn cottage on Tower hill was
the scene of very, pretty wedding at
O'Clock last evening when Miss Ha-
eel Mumford Tillinghast, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Frank NJ. Tillinghast, be-
came the wife of Richard Claire Gal
lup, son of Mr. and Mrs Perry G.. Gal
lup of Brattleboro. The ceremony was
performed by Rev.. John Henry Sar-
gent in the presence of several rela-
tives and friends. { The double ring
service was used
The bridal party entered the spacious
living room to the strains of the Bird
al March from Lohengrin, PLAYED by
William p Lyman Leading were two
ribbon bearers, Misses Elizabeth RYAN
and Irene LeFebvre. who carried shep-
herd s crooks wound with white ribbon
which gracefully unwound as they ad-
vanced from the entrance, forming an
aisle for the party. The bridal couple
stood before q bank of ferns and OK
eve daisies. which were also the gen
eral decoration of the room.
The bride was charming in white net
and veil caught with a wreath of flow
ers. and she carried n large bouquet of
bride roses. She was attended by Miss
Alice Holdsworth, a cousin. of Munson-
vile, Mass, as bridesmaid, who was
gowned in pink georgette crepe, car
rving a shower bouquet of sweet peas.
The best man was Lawrence Wilcox
of Springfield, Mass, a cousin of the
bridegroom
Mrs. Gallup is a very popular and
| frrltl
made innumerable friends here since
| coming to this town two years ago, by
her pleasant manner and winning ways.
| She is graduate of the Providence
| high school in the class of 1916 and
one of its foremost students in the
commercial course and is now very eff
cient in stenography.
Mr. Gallup is a graduate of the Brat
| tleboro high school and is a young man
of pleasing personality. He is trained
in mechanical drawing and is at pres.
ent in the employ of his father on
construction work. He expects an i'm
mediate call to military service. and in
the meantime the newly married couple
after a short wedding trip, will make
their home with the bride 5 parents on
Tower hill.
At the close of the wedding ceremony
Mr.. Lyman played Loves Old Sweet
Song, when an informal reception was
held. Refreshments of ice cream, fan
ley cookies and punch were served
Mr.. and Mrs Gallup were the recipi
ents of many presents, including, silver
cut glass, china, linen and gold pieces
There was also a gift of 5000 cheel
and deed of a building lot in Brat
tleboro. The bridegroom S gift to tn,
bride was a gold wrist watch and t,
the best man gold cuff links. TIL,
brides gift to the bridesmaid was
gold brooch and to the ribbon bearer
gold friendship circle pins.
Among the guests present from on
( of town were Mr.. and Mrs. ?. C. Gal
lup of Brattleboro, Mr. and Mrs. A. 6
? Gallup and Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Gallu
and family of Guilford, Mr. and Mrs
;. +. E. Inman of Providence, Mrs Ar
thur Perry and daughter of Hartford
Y Mrs. William s. Holdsworth of Nun
l sonville, Irving Franklin of Gill, Nj
/, and Mrs. l.. A. Starkey of Deerfiel
V and many friends from Brattlebor
{ and Greenfield.