The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-22
WESTMINSTER.
Harlow Wright.

ermonters ever rejoice when the lure
of the good old state brings back its wan
derlng native sons and daughters, and the
people OF beautiful and historic Westmin-
ster are especially happy to be able to
welcome Just now two young people who
have returned to make a new home here.
and to congratulate them and to give
them all well-wishing on their union. AIl
are assured that Paul Goodhue HarioE
and Miss Sarah Louise Wright, as hr.
and Mrs. Harlow, will prove themselves
TO be distinct asset to the citizenship of
Westminster.
Their wedding, at the home Of lie
Lrides parents, Mr.. and Mrs George c.
Wright, on the evening of a bright and
ausplclous brides day, Wednesday, Oct
-, was attended by about so immediate
relatives and special friends. The house
was very tastefully decorated with richly
colored autumn foliage, and the Gift room
was a place OF particular interest and at
tractIveness for all of the guests The
presents were many and beautiful, and
some OF them unique, including a quaint,
original poem, exquisite hand work a fine
dinner set, silver tea set of rare design,
a number of Wallace Nuttiug pictures
glass caseroles and other pieces of glass,
linen, and numerous other articles Net
the least appreciated were banslnotes.
checks, and goldpieces amounting in the
aggregate to considerable sum
The ceremony, performed in the south
room Of the attractive and commod;ous
home, was a simple one, with an adapted
single ring service. Promptly at the Hour
set, $50 o'clock. the bridal party marched
in to the strains of the Bridal Chorus
from Lohengrin played by Miss Mabel
Wright, a sister of the bride, the best
man, Frank Harlow, a cousin of the bride.
groom, accompanying the bridesmaid,
Miss Amy Nelson, the bride following on
the arm of her father. Rev. Edward ".
Wild officiated
The bride was charming in gown of
white georgette with bead trimming, wear
ing bridal veil caught with orange los.
SONS, and carrying bride roses. The
bridesmaid was gowned in hcliotrope
crepe, trimmed with beads and carried a
bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums
The most enjoyable reception following
the marriage ceremony was given added
interest by reason of the many relatives
of the couple among the guests 4 deli
cIons collation. was served in the dining
room Miss Helen Wright presided al
the punch bowl, and Miss Mabel Wright
| assisted in serving Each guest was hand
ed daintily wrapped souvenir of wedding
cake
The wedding was the most beautiful ono
IN town in many months and the populai
Young couple were given every possible
| evidence OF the love and esteem in which
they are held. They will make their home
at the Weston farm, on the road to Bel
lows Falls. which recently was bought by
Mr. Harlow. He is son of Mr. and Mrs
frank Harlow, of Westminster West ant
Maiden Mass After graduating from the
Massachusetts, Agricultural college at Am
hers he was in business for time with
his father. Mrs Harlow is the youngest
daughter of George G. Wright. and was
educated at Mortified seminary and Kim
ball Union academy.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Harlow and two daughters OF Nal
den. Mass, Misses Mabel and Helen
Wright of Yonkers, n Y, Daniel Wright
of Springfield, Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Lori
mer Drury of Mount Hermon, Mass. Mr..