The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-06-22
IIINSDALE, N. H.
THREE WEDDING CEREMONIES.
Daughter, Mother and Latter's Sister
Brides on Same Occasion.

Brides on Same Occasion.
Wedding festivities in which three G
couples were married constituted an
occasion in the home of Rev. and Mrs.
j. H. Sargent Wednesday evening, June
Is, which has attracted unusual interest. &
At that time Mrs. Sargent's sister, Miss L
Ruby f. Wall, their mother, Mrs. Frances j,
i. Wall both of Baldwinsville, Mass,
and their aunt, Mrs. Ruby +. Myer of
Gloucester, Mass, sister of Mrs. Wall,
were the brides. The three ceremonies
were performed by Rev. Mr.. Sargent,
who is pastor of the First Congregational
church, the first being a single wedding,
which was followed by a double we'd
| ding.
I Mrs. Sargent played the Bridal March |
| from Lohengrin for both the wedding |
parties and the ring bearer and flower |
girl accompanied each party. Each |
couple stood under an arch of laurel as
the ceremony was performed.
The first wedding took place at 6
o'clock, when Miss Ruby F. Wall and
Harold f. Nutter of Baldwinsville were
married, Rev. Mr.. Sargent using double
ring service. Clyde Bryant of Temple
ton, Mass, was ring bearer and little
Mass, was flower girl The couple was
attended by Miss Astrid Nygard of Tenn
pleton as bridesmaid and George Bryant
, of Templeton was best man. Miss Wall
was given in marriage by her mother,
Mrs. Frances +. Wall.
The bride wore a handsome white
beaded georgette and satin gown and
/ carried white roses and orange blossoms,
{ blossoms. The bridesmaid was dressed
In white satin and carried a bouquet of
/ carnations and orange blossoms.
4 Immediately after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs Nutter left the room and the
v two other couples, who had witnessed the
k Nutter ceremony stepped beneath the
J. arch, and the double wedding took place
The first couple was Mrs Wall and
9 Orcn r. Williams of Baldwinsville, fol
whom a double ring service was per
formed, and this was followed by q
) single ring service uniting Mrs Myer anC
Roger F. Roberts of Gloucester in mar
/ riage. Mrs Myer and Mr. Roberts stooC
n up with Mrs. Wall and Mr. Williams an,
Mr. and Mrs. Williams stood up witt
Mrs. Myer and Mr. Roberts.
- Mrs. Wall was gowned attractively il
roses. Mrs. Myer was dressed in beadet
Id gray georgette and carried yellow roses
he Both Mrs. Wall and Mrs. AIyer' wer
Tn given in marriage by their sister, Mrs
w NJ. Brigham of Marlboro, Mass.
OF At the close of the ceremonies, buffe
= luncheon was served by Mrs Sargent
CT after which the three couples left for
wedding trip, amid a shower of confetti
st Cornelius and Harold Weeks of Bosto
Is are visiting at their home.
~ Miss Monte Purcell of Greenfield. Mass
" was a recent guest at her home here
~ J. B. Dawson, who spent the winter i
- New Jersey, has returned to his hon
~. here.
We Robert Cotton returned home Frida
re- after several weeks treatment in ho
,e pital in Boston.
Mrs. Susan Lynch and Charles Lyme
" OF Hartford, Conn.,, are visiting relativ,
mr. and friends
ON Elmer Townshend of Saugus, Mass,
ate visiting in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Phi
of bert Lefebvre.
ar Miss Ruth Quigley of Greeniel
We. Mass, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Robe
me Qulgley over sunday.
US The valuable real estate and person
a property of the late c. NJ Cook on X
al burn street will be sold at public au
I'M ton Saturday, June 26, at a. m.
IT, Miss Joslyn Gray of Boston and Nj
- Martha Gray of Milton, Mass, came t
a., last of the week to the home of the
,a parents, Dr. and Mrs. c. A Gray, to I
mn main during the summer
los, Several girls from this years gradua
-ce- ing class of the high school enjoyed
que outing at Forest lake near Winchestt
ing few days recently. They were accoi
panied by Miss Grace Russell of Leblanc
former high school teacher here.
'un- Mrs. i. G. Robertson entertained t
dfa- Knitting club pleasingly Thursday
taking them to Elm Tree Inn nc
- keene. A bountiful supper was serv
and hot house flowers in large quantit
Z were in evidence. The day was enjoy
/ by all. The return trip was made
1 way of Brattleboro.