The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-09-04
WEDDING TODAY IN
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Charles A. E. Goodwin, Formerly
Lieutenant in 384th, Infantry,
WEEDS Miss Helen F. Brouillette.

Charles Alfred Edward Goodwin of the |
firm of Miner & Goodwin, electricians, |
and Miss Helen Frances Brouillette, daugh- |
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brouilette of
2 Moreland avenue, were married az 81
o'clock this morning in ST. Michaels Ro-
man Catholic church by Rev. Father
James p. Rand, a single ring service be-
ing used About 80 relatives and friends
were present. The couple was attended by
Miss Emily Shea as bridesmaid and by
Joseph Brouillette, jr, brother of the
bride, as best man. Mrs. Arthur p Car
penter, church organist, played the bridal
march from Lohengrin as the party en-
tered the church. During the nup-ial
mass, which was celebrated by Rev. Faith
er Rand, Mrs. Carpenter played the Vene-I
tian Love Song, by Nevin, To a Wild
Rose, by Mcdowell, Liebeslieb, by Hark
er, Evening Star by Wagner, and mel
ody from Concerto in G. minor. by Men
delssohn As the wedding party leIt the
church Mendelssohn's wedding march was
rendered
The brides gown was white georgette
with satin trimmings. She also wore a
veil caught with small rosebuds and car
ried bouquet of eet-heart roses. Her
LIdNeflilg ultSS was VI UiiuElgHC Dlue lei-
sey, with brown coat and brown hat The
/ bridesmaids dress was of coral crepe de
chine, and she wore black velvet hat
and carried shower bouquet of tea roses.
Following the ceremony the bridal party
went to the brides home, where we'd
ding breakfast was served at $50 O'Clock,
after which the couple left by automobile
for Greenfield They will go to Boston,
Amesbury Hampton Beach and other
places along the coast for a wedding trip
| of two weeks, and after their return they
will live on the fifth floor of the Barber
building, where they have furnished an
apartment.
Mr. Goodwin is son of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles H. Goodwin of 63 Oak Grove ave
nue. He was born in England and came
to this country when eight years old, com
| ing to Brattleboro from Boston about
seven years ago. He worked as electri
clan for Ernest NJ Goodenough previous
| to enlisting in Company /, lst Vermont
regiment in March, 1917, and in April o.
the same year he went with the company
to Fort Ethan Allen, going with it aisC
to Wesfeld, Mass, Camp Greene, Char
iotte, \. c., Camp Wadsworth, Spartan
burg, S C. He then was sent to Camp
Sewer, the fourth officers training school
at Greenville, S. c., the training schoo
being later transferred to Camp Gordon
near Atlanta, GA. In August, 1918, whil'
in the training school, he was made sec
ond lieutenant and was ordered then t,
Camp Wadsworth with the 3S4th 'infan
try He received his discharge in Decem
ber On returning to Brattleboro he re
sumed work for Mr.. Goodenough, wher
he remained until the return of Roy b
Miner from government service, when tn
two young men entered partnership II
the electrical business June with
store ON Main street north of the West
ern Union telegraph Office.
Mrs. Goodwin came here from Ames
bury, Mass, with her parents about si
years ago She attended the Brattlebor
high school and graduated from the Claw
son-Hamilton business college, now tn
Brattleboro Institute. She was employee
as stenographer in the office of Z. Gro;
by & Co. about three years, until she IT
signed her position about three weeks age