Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-09-18

clock to discuss and vote upon the in
Fitation from the Baptist Church to
meet with them.
RICHMOND
The marriage of Isaac Norton Bart
EFT and Miss Miriam Evelyn Bartlett
vas solemnized in the Congregational
'hurch Of Richmond on Saturday, Sep
ember 10, at $50 O'Clock. The ceremony
icing the Episcopal double ring service
vas performed by the Rev Charles K.
'racy. The bride was given away by her
ather, George F.. Bartlett. The altar
as beautifully decorated with running
line and hydrangeas and an arch covered
With running pine and pink astors under
Which the bridal party stood. John W.
Bartlett of Brunswick, y. j., brother of
he groom. acted as best man. Miss
.ois Bartlett, sister of the bride. as maid
{ honor, Lydia Bartlett. and Herman
Bartlett, cousins of the bride as flower
rirl and ring bearer. The Misses
feulah Rhoads. Evelyn Leonard. Martha
rerrien, Mia Hall Miller. Marjory Averill
nd Helen Stevens were ribbon girls.
oseph Logan, Edward Tyler. Leonard
Bartlett. Sigma Nu brothers of the
broom. and Frank Bartlett were ushers.
he bride was gowned in ivory crepe
Meteor with old lace, her veil fastened
With orange blossoms had been worn by
light brides, her only ornament a string
f gold beads which had belonged to her
Freat-gre at-grandmother. She carried q
hover bouquet of bride roses The maid
" honor wore flesh colored georgette
repe and carried tea roses. Lohengrins
bedding march was rendered by Harry
eelyea, violinist. and Miss Ruth Hilton
the organ. Miss Margaret Whittemore
ang II Love You Truly" The wedding
party marched out to the strains of Mem
elssohn's wedding march. Following
he ceremony an informal reception was
cid at the home of the bride. The brides
bouquet was caught by Miss Adelaide
eachout Mr. Bartlett was graduated
rom the University Of Vermont in 1917
nd for two years has been agricultural
gent for Addison county He is young
nan of sterling qualities and executive
bilty The bride is graduate of
leland Powers School OF Expression and
great favorite as reader Her win
ling personality and attractive manner
,ave endeared her to host of friends.
large number Of friends and relatives
rom out of town were in attendance.
Among the latter were Mrs. David
R,rt,ett r,o,har ne e.. .o. ~.
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