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Middlebury Register
Friday, 6 August 1937

         
         Popular Couple
           Marry at Rectory
           
         Will Live in Middlebury
          After Wedding Trip to Maine
          
         Miss DOROTHY MARY HALNON of
       Middlebury, daughter of Mr. and
       Mrs. FRANK E. HALNON of Salisbury,
       became the bride of JOHN H. WITHER-
       ELL of Middlebury, son of Mr. and
       Mrs. HERMAN S. WITHERELL of Brid-
       port, in a pretty wedding held at
       St. Mary's Rectory at 9 o'clock
       Wednesday morning. The single ring
       ceremony was performed by Rev. T.
       J. Leonard.
         The bride was gowned in navy blue
       crepe de chine with white costume
       accessories and a corsage bouquet
       of white gardenias. Her attendant
       was her sister, Mrs. JOSEPH MURPHY
       of Rutherford, N. J. who wore a
       blue and white ensemble with a cor-
       sage of sweet peas.
         J. WILBUR SMITH of Middlebury was
       the best man. The bride's gift to 
       her bridesmaid was a pearl rosary
       and the groom presented his best
       man with a swank collar and tie set.
       The couple left shortly after the
       ceremony for a wedding trip to Maine
       after which they will reside in
       Middlebury.
         MRS. WITHERELL was graduated from
       Middlebury High school in the class
       of 1931 and MR. WITHERELL in the 
       class of 1928 and both are employed
       at the National Bank of Middlebury.
         Last Wednesday MRS. WITHERELL was
       given a miscellaneous shower at the
       home of Mrs. WILBUR J. SMITH and re-
       ceived many beautiful and useful
       gifts. There were about twenty-four
       of her friends present.
       
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