The marriage ceremony look place
in the living-room of the beautiful
now home of the parents, which was
decorated with large palms and pot
ted plants of many kinds, which
formed a pleasing back ground for the
pretty dresses of the guests.
The bride's traveling gown was ol
blue velvet and Gainsboro hat with
gold trimmings, l’olo coat of tan,
shoes and gloves ami hand-bag to
mate h.
The bridal pair left Thompson on
the evening train to go to their new
and nicely furnished flat at Wollaston.
Mass. They were accompanied to the
station by the younger guests, and
many were the sincere expressions of
love and best wishes for a long and
happy and prosperous life.
Miss Ross litis been employed ever
since her graduation from the Memor
ial High by (lie Colts Manufacturing
Co. of Hartford, as their stenograph
er. She has hosts of friends and is
eery popular.
Sarelia Arthur Rhoades is an elec
trical Inspector for the II. S. X. of
boats in Quincy harbor, and is held in 1
high esteem by all who know him in ;
bis business affairs and in his boyhood !
home in Thompson.
The bride received many beautiful ;
piesents and checks from loving
friends which will daily remind her of
• he esteem in which she is held by
• hem.
The families of the young couple
are well known. Mr. Koss has served
the town in many ways, and as repre
sentative. Mr. Rhoades holds a re
sponsible position tis electrician at the
large Ream estate. Mrs. Knlania Ross,
mother of the bride is very popula,
all charities, and a member of the
St hold hoard, upon which she is an ac
tive worker.
