The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-17
WILMINGTON.
Brown-NIoon Wedding.

Brown and Miss Lena Moon were mar
ried by Rev Lewis w Champney at the |
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs |
John Moon. in the south part of the town. |
The ceremony was performed in the pres |
ence of many relatives and friends, n /
double ring service being used. The |
bridal party stood beneath an archway !
of hemlock interviewer with various COZ |
ored Streamers. The house was decorated /
throughout with Japanese lanterns. which !
lent congenial atmosphere to the Occa /
sion.
The bride was charmingly gowred in /
white crepe de chine with long flowing /
veil and carried a bouquet of roses. She I
was attended by Mrs. Clyde Sherman as
bridesmaid and little Bertha O'Brien as |
ring besrer, both beautifully attired and
carrying roses. Clyde Sherman was best
man. Both tie bride and bridegroom are
residents of this town and have attended
the local schools.
Refreshments were served and the eve
ming was delightfully."- spent. The gift of
the bridegroom TO the bride was a string
of pearls, to the bridesmaid a ring set
with rubies and pearls. and 10 the best
man q pair Of gold cufflinks and tie clasp.
Mrs. \. G. Paget was in Readsboro re-
Gently.
l.. 4. Brown went to Boston Tuesday
and drove home a Buick car.
Leslie Davis returned to his work in
birmingham, Mass, this week.
Mrs. CLYDE Lyman and Mrs. Ruth Ly-
man, who have been i'll. are gaining.
c. b. Lawton of Brooklyn. \. Y, IS
visiting his sister, Mrs. Herbert Fox.
Charles Sumner is spending a few
days with Edgar Sumner of Stamford.
Mrs. Harry Elmer of Marlboro is car
ing fer Mrs. Fred f. Look and infant
son.
Miss Patten of North Adams, Mass,
cam& Sunday TO help care for Herbert
Fox.
Gerald and Gordon Jacobs have been
in West Dover camping and hunting
deer.
Charlie Atherton has moved into O,
O. Wares tenement in the LudinSton
yard
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred pickwen have re
1 turned from an extended visit among
! relatives.
Mary. little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
T Ralph Howe, is Improving after a serI-
| Gus illness.
Mrs. Alice Sage has been confined to
/ her home with an attack of neuralgia
/ several days.
Several from here attended the game
/ supper at Grange hall in Williamsville
! Wednesday night.
| Miss Mabel Fitch visited her nephew,
| Russell Fitch, in Burlington a few days
| over the weekend.
Dorr Fox of Portland. Maine, is at
the home of his father, Herbert Fox,
| who Is critically i'll.
Miss Frances Hyde entertained her
father. Rev. L. Is. Hyde of Newfane,
| from Friday to Monday.
Mrs. Gertrude Sage went to Brattle-
! borO Thursday to see her father, George
NJ. Ellis, who is very i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Flint NJ. Bissell. Mrs
Verne /. Adams and Miss Gladys Bas-
sett motored to Brattleboro Monday.
Miss Elsie Blanchard and Miss Eliza
| Shippee were guests at Miss Blanchard
home in Readsboro over the weekend.
Mrs. Elbie Pike. Miss Ruth johnson
| and Miss Hazel Chase were business
. visitors in North Adams, Mass, Friday.
Mrs y. \ Wood returned to her home
! in Williamstown, Mass, Friday after
| spending d week among old neighbors in
| town.
G. X. Burdick, who has been visiting
| his daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Sumner, has
returned to his home in Kensington,
| Conn.
Herbert AIdrich. who finished work in
| Childs's store about two weeks ago. is
! going to work for the Power company on
| the surveying line.
l.. A. Brown has sold the automobile
truck which Gerald Jacobs has been run
ming to Morris Rafus Mr.. Jacobs is
| working for Mr. Brown in the garage.
Warren Batchelder went to Spring
! field, Mass. Tuesday and drove home a
truck for L. \. Brown, which he ha
sold to the Readsboro Chair company.
Mrs. W. w Harvey of Boston came
| Friday night on business in connection
with the repairs being made on Lislc
Cottage. where she is spending the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Carpenter and
II = 4 4 I.
Gordon, and Miss Gladys Bassett were
in Readsboro Sunday and called on Fred
Kings family.
Brooks and Fuller arrived Wednesday
night from BrattlebOrO with Il horse
which they are to have for the liver.
stable. and auction sale. which is t. taxi
place Saturday.
Mrs Celia Bassett and Marion Batch
elder went to Readsboro Wednesday tC
spend the day with Mrs, Herbert King
and Mrs. Neal DOlau who formerly were
her ueighbors in Wilmington.
Claude Maher has finished work at the
| Auto Sales and Service Station, and i.
soon to move to Mountain Mills where
he viii have charge of the Amasa Groui
store.
Walter Nelson secured an cight-noi,r'
, | buck, Harry Bickford and Burton Craft
each secured deer and Gerald Greer
secured both n deer and bear. The
deer reported are not very numerous.
Veterans day will be observed nv tn,
: Sons of Veterans auxiliary at Crane
; Army hall Saturday afternoon at tw'
O'Clock. Veterans of the Civil war. theil
families. Sons of Veterans and families
, the American Legion and auxiliary arr
E invited.
The ladies Missionary society of tn,
: BAPTIST church held very interestiH;
. meeting at the home of Mrs +. II. Car
!, penter Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Lewis
r w Champney and Mrs. Roy c. War
were in charge of the program.
The American Legion and Auxiliarl