The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-22
TOWNSHEND.
Miss Roxannah Gage WEEDS.

Miss Roxannah Gage WEEDS.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
III. Gage of Cochituate, Mass, was the
scene of very pretty wedding June
9. when their daughter, Roxannah Har-
ris Gage, was married to Frank Hough-
ton of Waltham.
The house was beautifully decorated
with English hawthorne lilies and roses
and the ceremony took place under a
hawthorn arch from which white
dove appeared to be descending.
While the Bridal March from Lo-
bencrin was being played by Miss Mary
GAG, the two little flower girls, Miss
VIRGINIA Gage, niece of the bride, and
Mis- Marjorie Houghton, niece of the
| bri, egroom, entered scattering flowers
| fror, their basket Then came the bride
on he arm of her father, who gave her
in marriage.
R,v. Albert Felch performed the Ger
emoay using double ring service. A
rece ption to Mr.. and Mrs Houghton
and a wedding luncheon followed.
The bride wore pretty gown of
| georgette and her tulle veil was held
in place by orange blossoms. She also
wore a pearl necklace, which was a
Gift from the bridegroom. The bride
is 4 graduate of Fitchburg high schoo
and has studied at the New England
Conservatory of Music. She has beer
engaged in water color work for Wal
lace Nutting of birmingham, who ha'
no more handsome pictures in his ia
nous collection than the ones he tool
in the West River valley some year
, , ago.
Mr.. Houghton attended a Canadian
college and is now engaged in bushes
:. in Waltham. His business associate
, gave him a pleasant surprise party an
4 as token of their esteem presente
!. him handsome clock and pair o
a car die sticks.
p l.mong the handsome gifts receive
y were some old silver heirlooms and
d notable display of needework.
: amid shower of confetti the happ
t couple left for a trip on the Mohaw
e ira | and through the Green mountain
| L. T. Randall lost valuable youn
d horse from heart failure Saturday.
l. Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Ware are visi
= ing at the homes of their daughters
= Yoakers, N. Y.
"a Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bardwell and chi
- drcn spent Sunday with relatives
Al Bernardston, Mass.
le Miss Eunice Heath of Brattlebo
: spent the week end with her parent
~ Mr. and Mrs. H. j. Heath.
al Mr. and Mrs NJ. Park Osgood al
I children of White River Junction car
I Thursday to spend their vacation wi
"a relatives.
40 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Livermore
81 Athol, Mass, came Sunday with NJ
- Emma Persons to spend the day at
:. hoae in Harmonyville.
Robert Follett, who graduated fro
he Randolph Agricultural college Ii
til week, returned home with his paren
v. Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Follett, who we
by automobile to attend the co
mencement exercises.
Mr. Bridgeo of Windham has boue
of Mrs. NJ. A. Sparks her house in /
village and will take possession j
!. Ii. NJ. Sparks and family, who ha
been occupying the downstairs tel
ment, will move to the upstairs tel
ment.
The two little daughters of R;
mond Truesdell Viola, ), and Fl
ence, 4, recently made the trip fir
Billings, Montana, in care of a st
worker, Miss Miller, to the home
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. CT
ence Truesdell, where they will Ii
The entertainment by Miss Max
Buck of Westminster, under the a
- pices of the Hadassah League, drew
- good sized audience Friday evening
Il though the weather was decidedly
favorable. Miss Buck S program g
much pleasure and satisfaction.
Interpretation of the characters
Israel Zangler's four act play, Mer
Mary Ann, were realistic and effect
The child like nature of Mary A
whose lines blended humor and pat
~ was especially we'll characterized.
- cream and cake were sold by the lea
during the evening and an encourag
sum was cleared