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The Bridport Sun
Thursday, 24 October 1901


         Pretty Autumn Wedding
         
         A notable event in the lives of two young
       people, well known in the County, transpired
       Wednesday evening, Oct. 16, when RODERIC 
       WOOSTER ENO and CHARLOTTE ANNIE, daughter of
       W. IRVING and FRANCIS NORTON BRADLEY, were
       united in matrimony, at the Baptist church
       in East Charlotte. The church was trimmed
       with evergreens, autumn leaves and bitter-
       sweet for the occasion.
       
         At the appointed hour the bridal party 
       entered the church as the beautiful march
       from Lohengrin was rendered by the organist,
       MISS EMMA LEAVENWORTH. The solemn and im-
       pression Episcopal ceremony was used, Rev.
       Geo. H. Carr officiating. ARTHUR L. ENO,
       brother of the groom, was best man and
       LILLIAN BLANCHE BRADLEY was maid of honor.
       
         The bride was simply and tastefully
       gowned in white French muslin, trimmed with
       delicate lace and white liberty satin rib-
       bon. Her flowers were bride's roses. The
       maid of honor wore pink French muslin,
       trimmed with pink satin ribbon. Her flow-
       ers were carnations. RICHARD N. WARNER of
       Middlebury and FENWICK G. LAGGART of Bur-
       lington were ushers.
       
         After the ceremony at the church a 
       reception was held at the home of W. IRVING
       BRADLEY, which was attended by the immediate
       friends of the happy couple. The gifts were
       numerous, beautiful and useful. Refreshments
       were served to the guests by four fair mai-
       dens, MISS LILLIAN RICHIE of New York city,
       MISS FLORENCE BRADLEY of Burlington, MISS
       FRANCIS WARNER of Middlebury, MISS HELEN
       CLARK of Charlotte. At 10:30 the young
       couple left the paternal roof and will be
       absent a few weeks, visiting in Providence,
       New York city and Boston, after which they
       will be at home in Charlotte. The usual
       omens of good fortune, rice and old shoes,
       followed as they left for the station.
       
         We noticed among the guests, MRS. LOUIS B.
       HIBBARD, Highland Park, Chicago; HERBERT
       DEAN, Taunton, Mass.; MISS LEOLA WRIGHT,
       Northampton, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. M. ROSS,
       Huntington; Mr. and Mrs. CARLTON BRISTOL,
       Vergennes; MISS LILLIAN RICHIE, New York;
       Mr. and Mrs. E. F. GEBHART and MISS 
       KATHERYN, Shelburne Farms; MRS. MARY SMITH
       and SEWARD P. SMITH, and Mr. and Mrs. L. M.
       GAGE, Addison.
       
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