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Middlebury Register and Addison County Journal
Friday, 12 November 1937


         Couple Married at
           Bride's Residence
           
         HELEN KENT Becomes the Bride 
           of SANFORD S. WITHERELL
           
         MISS HELEN MYRTIE KENT, daughter of
       Mr. and Mrs. DUANE E. KENT of Rutland,
       and SANFORD STOWELL WITHERELL, son of
       Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES LESLIE WITHERELL
       of Shoreham were married Saturday after-
       noon at the KENT residence in Rutland
       by Rev. J. Graydon Brown.
         The ceremony took place in front of
       an altar constructed of evergreen dot-
       ted with white chrysanthemums. Green
       and white was the motif of the decor-
       ations in all the rooms.
         The bride wore white brocaded taf-
       feta with a shoulder veil and carried
       a shower bouquet of white roses. Mrs.
       FRANK W. WICKS of Maywood, N. J.,
       sister of the bride, served as matron
       of honor and wore a gown of rust bro-
       caded taffeta and carried Talisman
       roses. BARBARA ANNE WICKS, little
       daughter of Mr. and Mrs. FRANK W. 
       WICKS, was train bearer. The best man
       was STUART T. WITHERELL of Cornwall,
       brother of the bridegroom.
         Mrs. VERNON J. LOVELAND played the
       wedding march and Mrs. WARREN G. GOOD-
       RICH sang "I Love You Truly". The
       bride was given in marriage by her
       father.
         The ceremony, which was attended by
       members of the two families and inti-
       mate friends, was followed by a recep-
       tion at the house. Mrs. KENT and Mrs.
       WITHERELL, mothers of the couple, 
       assisted in receiving and refreshments
       were served by Mrs. STUART T. WITHERELL
       of Cornwall, Mrs. SANFORD LANE, JR., of
       Middlebury, Miss BETTY LANE of Darien,
       Conn., and Mrs. ROBERT MARTIN of Spring-
       field, Mass.
         Mr. and Mrs. WITHERELL will spend their
       honeymoon touring in the south and middle
       west and after December 1 will be at home
       at the WITHERELL Homestead in Shoreham.
         The bride was graduated from Rutland
       High school in 1924, attended Skidmore
       College at Saratoga, N.Y., for two years
       and graduated in 1929 from Beaver College
       in Jenkintown, Pa., where she majored in
       Kindergarten and nursery school work. For
       the past two years she has been director
       of the Rutland nursery school sponsored
       by the American Association of University
       Women.
         Mr. WITHERELL was graduated from Middle-
       bury College in the class of 1930 and is
       a member of Delta Upsilon and Pi Delta
       Epsilon fraternities. He is now associated
       with Belmont Orchards in Shoreham.
         Out-of-town guests at the wedding in-
       cluded, besides the bridegroom's parents,
       Mrs. STUART T. WITHERELL and children,
       NANCY and CHARLES; Mrs. CHARLES H. LANE,
       Mrs. W. H. BINGHAM, MAURICE A. BINGHAM,
       Miss S. MARGUERITE LANE, Rev. and Mrs.
       JOHN IRONS of Cornwall, SANFORD LANE, JR.,
       Mrs. FRANK W. ZAREMBA, THEODORE H. ZAREMBA,
       Miss ELIZABETH S. SUNDERLAND and Mrs. 
       FREDERICK O. BROOKINS of Middlebury; Miss
       JESSIE A. LANE, Mr. and Mrs. HOMER STONE
       of New York, FRANK W. WICKS of Maywood,
       N. J., Mr. and Mrs. SANFORD H. LANE of
       Darien, Conn., Mrs CHARLES E. MACDONALD
       of Woodstock, Mr. and Mrs. EDWIN D.
       BERGH of Diamond Point, N. Y., and Mrs.
       RICHARD MAHAFFEY of Wallingford.
       
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