Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1921-06-17
WEST BRATTLEBORO
RENFREW.AMES WEDDING.
Well Known Local Young People Mar
ried June o.

Miss Florence Sybil Ames, oldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Amcs of Grecnleaf road, was married
to Clayton Rhodes Renfrew son of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbcrt Renfrcw Thursday,
June 9, mt 100 at the home of the
bride. Tho ceremony was performed on
the piazza, which was partially incloscd
with pine boughs evergreen and noun
tain laurel. The wedding party came
from the house to the piazza. while Mrs.
Willard Richardson, cousin of the
bride, played the Lohcngrin wedding
march, and took their places in front of
a bank of evergreen, dotted with clusters
of laurel
The bride was given in marriage by
her father. Rev. a. V. Woodwork. pas
tor of the West Brattleboro Congrcga
tional church, used the double-ring scrv-
ice and the brides sister. Miss Gladys
NJ. Amcs, acted as her bridesmaid The
bride wore white crepe meteor trimmed
with lace and carried shower bouquet
of bride roses. Her maid of honor wore
pink gcorgcttc and carried an arm bou
quot of sweet peas. Marjorie Wood.
worth. the little daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. \. V. Woodworth was ring bearer.
and wore a dainty white frock with
white sash. She carried the ring in two
white roses twined together. Charles
G. Compton of Storrs Conn. was best
informal reception.
Mrs. Rcnfrcw graduated from the
Brattleboro high school in the class of
1917 and for time was employed in the
town clerks office For the past few
years she has been a stenographer for
Durham Brothers company. Mr.. Rem
frcw is associated with his father in the
grain business in West Brattleboro.
After a wedding trip the couple will live
at 2OJ Western avenue, where Il fur
nished home awaits their occupancy.
Fremont Harris has bought Mitchell
touring car of the Manley Brothers COM
pany.
Mrs. Martha Perry is visiting in Hud-
son, \. H., with her sister, Miss Anna
bed Morgan.
Rev. +. Il. Cornell is slowly improving
from an illness which has confined him to
his summer home in Mortified. Mass.
Mrs. Lcnora Taylor went Monday to
Dorchester Mass. where She will visit in
the home of her brother Joel Knapp.
Mrs. Fred Ramsay of Walpolc. n. H.,
is improving in the AIelrosc hospital, fol-
lowing an operation performed Il week ago.
Charles Leitzinger will move from the
Weber house on Western avenue to the
tenement vacated by purlc Stockwcl and
family.
Wilhelm Il. Stellnan is having fire.
place put i'll his home. in the living room.
Pellet & Skinner, contractors, are doing
the work.
Miss Murphy of IIolyoke, Mass, grad
uate nurse, is caring for George NJ. Scott.
who is in the Melrose hospital following
an operation.
Mrs. c. S. Rider of South Hadley,
Mass. formerly of this town, was a
guest over the weekend Of Rev. and Mrs.
y. V. Woodwork.
Mrs. Herbert Smith of Pittsficld Mass
returned Saturday to her home after
spending two weeks here with Mrs. Err
nest Nj. Goodcnough.
DR.. and Mrs. G. b. Hunter returned
Friday from Albany, n. V, where
they accompanied DR.. Hunters aunt,
who had been visiting here two weeks.
Mrs. #. l.. Bass. who had been visit
ing in Boston and Springfield. Mass,
canfe Monday to visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest NJ. Goodenough on her way to her
home in Bethel.
Mrs. William Ellis has opened her
home on South street for the summer,
and with her daughter and husband, Mr..
and Mrs Charles a. Bracket, are oc-
cupying it for several weeks.
Mrs. L. Il. Cornell was here Tuesday
from Mortified, Mass, to spend the day
at her home. Rev. Mr.. Cornell is slowly
improving, but is still confined to his bed.
He expects to be able to be dressed soon.
left Saturday by auto for Providence,
X. |. Mrs. l.. III. Stellman. who has
been visiting there several weeks with
relatives. accompanied them home, and
William Elliott also returned with them
for Il visit here.
George Codding of this village, who is
employed by the Twin State Gas & Elcc
trio company on the railroad track, in
jured his left forcfinger Saturday and
went to the Memorial hospital, where Dr.
ii. Il. Greene found it necessary to ampu
tate the finger at the first joint.
Mr.. and Mrs. f, u. Johnson of Oxford,
Mass. Dir. and Mrs Jesse johnson and
nephew of Springfield. Mass. and Mr..
Mass, were guests Sunday of Mr., John
sons sister, Mrs George Barrett.
Baptist church. Rev. f.. Il. Cornell
pastor. Morning worship at 1870 with
sermon by Rev X. l.. Kimball, Sun
day school at 11.45. Christian Endeavor
meeting at G,30. Leader, Miss Gertrude
Johnson. Evening service ut 40
Leader, Rev. II. l.. Kimball.
Purle Stockwell has bought of Leon
Mixer the general store in Ccntervillc
lie took possession Wednesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stockwcl and family moved there
yesterday and will run the store. Mr.
Mixer, who bought the store over three
years ago of Leon Smith. will move TO
the home of his father w. +. Mixer.
Mrs. Maria Stcdman and Mrs. Bart
lett went Sunday to Springfield. and
from there went Monday to Waterbury.
Conn. to attend the funeral of Harold
Stcdman, only son of Irving Stedman,
who was an electrician in Ohio and was
killed by his foot coming in contact with
an electric wire, death being instantanc- /
Gus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allen and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harrison Kingsley of Whining |
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Allen. Mrs. |
Tracy Reed and son, Allen, and Myron
Allen of Jacksonville, who attended the
funeral in Guilford Monday of Orson
Thayer, were guests that day at George A.
Aliens.
Arthur Stcarns and family of Will
mngton expect to move the last load of
goods into their home here this week and
will occupy the place, Mr. Stearns
bought the \. Wells Stowe property last
fall and has been waiting for graduation
in the Wilmington high school before
moving his family here. his daughter be- |
ing member of the graduating class.