The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-06-07
SHERNIAN-MARTIN WEDDING.
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Helen Tucker and Jessie I4illey Vaetsch.
acted as flower girls. They wore taffeta
frOcks of orchid and gold and poke bon
nets of the same material and carried
old-fashioned bouquets of small flowers.
Miss Josephine Bryant of Hartford.
Conn. classmate of the bride at
Wellesley, was bridesmaid. She wore
rose georgette with cream lace and car
ried a bouquet of Columbia roses and
orchid sweetpeas.
Attending the bridegroom was his
brother, Laurence G. Sherman of Brat
tleboro. The ushers were Murray NJ.
Tucker and Carl NJ. Vaetsch, brothers
Ralph L. Howe of Bridgeport, Conn, and
Robert l.. Fits, Harold w. Mason and
DennisOn Il. Cowles of Brattleb0rO.
While the guests were assembling Paul
G.. Bernard. organist rendered Grand
Offertoire de Ste Cicile, by Edouard
Batiste; lie Dernier Sommeil de la
Virige. by Jules AIassent; and Elegy, by
Massenet. As the bridal party entered
the church he played The Bridal March
from Lohengrin, and at the close of the
service Memberships Wedding March.
At the conclusion of the benediction
an ancient English custom was followed
when the bride and bridegroom together
with the bridesmaid and best man signed
the church register.
ception was rendered the relatives and
immediate friends at the home of the
brides mother at Chaplin street where
the decorations consisted of palms, roses
and iris Music was furnished by Paul
&. Bernard and Philip Putnam. yioliniSt
an informal dance concluding the recep-
ton. The bride and bridegroom were as
Sisted in receiving by the brides mother,
who wore a gown of white Russian lace
with an overdress of black marquisette
and by Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Sherman.
the latter wearing a black satin gown
with lace and beaded trimming and black
hat with ostrich plumes.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Fred \. Rowland, Miss Louise Rowland
and Miss Helen Dewey of Montpelier
Miss Jennie Delaney and Mrs. Sherman
ROckfellOw of Hudson, \. Y, Miss Sher-
man of Walpole. n. H., Mr.. and Mrs
Coloner of Tenahy, n. j.. Joseph G
Martin and Mrs. Hosley of Newfane.
Capt. Sherman and Miss Weightman of
Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Abbey of
Charlotte, Edward Blackwell and Miss
blackwell of Brandon. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert w. Mitchell of Springfield. Mass,
and Judge and Mrs Addison E. Cud-
worth of South Londonderry.
After a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman will live in Brattleboro. They
are having a house built on Putney
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Abbott apartments on Canal street.
Mrs. Sherman is graduate of the
Brattleboro high school. class of 1909.
being one of the Austine prize winners.
She graduated from wellesley college.
class of 1913, and taught in the 9th
grade here for a time and later in Mon
tana. and graduated from the Presby-
terrain Training School for Nurses in
New York city, class of 1921. For the
past year she has been superintendent of
the Barre City hospital. Barre, this state
Mr. Sherman is wholesale representa-
tive of the Sills-Chevrolet Co. for the
district of Vermont and Western Massa-
chusetts. lie was sergeant in the motor
equipment section of the ordnance de
partment in Washington during the
World war. His father is manager of
the Brooks House. He attended school
at Walpole. ~ H., finishing a four
years course at Exeter in 1910. For a
time he was associated with his father
as manager of the Brooks House. later
being employed in the cotton brokerage
firm of Arthur c. Almy of Boston.