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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1968
Page
3
Presiding at the organ was Mrs. Thomas Donovan and violinist was Harry Hurley. Vocal soloist was Miss Debra Pratt, who rendered Oh God of Loveiness, O Lord I am Not Worthy and Our Father. Bouquets of yellow and white.
The wedding of Miss Susan Lee Torrisi and her groom, a Navy veteran, united at a church altar with bridesmaids and ushers including Rita Torrisi and Fred Torrisi. Reception for 200 at Mt. Anthony Country Club followed, with out of town guests from New York New Jersey Massachusetts and New Hampshire. The couple will reside in Hoosick Falls after a Florida honeymoon and the bride plans to teach in Hoosick Falls.
Mrs. William Draper Brown of Shaftsbury announces the betrothal of her daughter Sharon Florence Brown to Robert Daniel Fletcher of Shaftsbury. Sharon is a Barton Academy and Lyndon State graduate and a Shaftsbury Elementary School teacher. Fletcher is a Cush ing Academy and North Adams State College graduate, a Middlebury College attendee, and a quality control technician at Eagle Square Mfg Co. They plan a July wedding.
Frost Stoothoff announce engagement of Donna Elaine Frost to Peter Duane Stoothoff. Donna Elaine, daughter of Mr and Mrs Irving W Frost, is from Argton Memorial High School and Elie Academy of Beauty Cul ture in Burlington. Peter, son of Mr and Mrs William H Stoothoff, is a Mt Anthony Union High School graduate and UMaine sophomore. Summer wedding planned.
Miss Nancy Celia Carman wed Timothy Charles Bryant in a double ring ceremony at the First Congregational Church in Manchester Center. Out of town guests arrived from several states. Bride and groom, both Burr and Burton Seminary graduates, will join summer work in Manchester Center and at the church. Bride wore Chantilly lace and peau de soie gown with seed pearl details. attendants wore green lace over chiffon with yellow carnation bouquets.
East Haddam couple announces the engagement of Deborah Mae Fiala to S. Sergeant Robert L. Maxon of North Bennington. Deborah is a Hale-Ray and Hartford Airline Personnel School graduate and a dental assistant in Old Saybrook. Maxon is a North Bennington High School graduate who joined the Air Force in 1960. He trained at Lowry AFB and is stationed in Washington, D.C. A military wedding is planned for October 19 at Andrews AFB chapel in Washington.
The Weather Bureau forecasts near normal daytime temperatures Tuesday to Saturday in Maine and coastal Massachusetts and New Hampshire, with above normal readings elsewhere. Afternoon highs will be upper 60s to lower 70s in coastal areas and near 80 inland. Overnight lows range from the 40s in Maine to 55 to 60 elsewhere. Onshore winds prevail along the coast, with 0.25 to 0.50 inch rainfall possible Thursday night into Friday.
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