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this oats. ’ rsrly.outs, BROOKFIELD WITNE88ES ‘men FIRST MILITARY WEDDINGE the BROOKFIKLD, June 22-Brookfleld to* rk”?n dfty witnessed its first military wedding —but when Miss Ethel Willis Cottle, daughter t of Judge and Mrs Henry E. Cottle, be-ld^it came the wife of Lieut William M.back Strong, who is now attending an engineering school in Cambridge. The wed- Bta- 41ag was the culmination of a romance III be started two years ago when Lieut Strong? oart- came to Brookfield to assume hia dutiest the as principal of Brookfield High School,18id to where Miss Cottle has been engaged as ricts assistant principal since 1914. the Lieut Strong is the son of Mr and Mrs But William T. Strong of Hanover, d H The reremony was performed in the rink* First Parish Church at 4 p m today. Bev area Walter A. Tuttle was the officiatingneet- clergyman.nr«. The bride was given away by her l‘t0. father, Judge Henry E. Cottle. Albert lt;not Strong of Waltham, a brother of thebuy grcom, was best man and Miss Helen C. the Monroe of Melrose, a classmate of Miss Vos* Cottle’s at Hadcliffe. was the brides-maid: Miss Phyllis Strong, a niece of Lieut Strong acted an flower girl and acco Miss Dorothy Cottle and Curtis Cottle, men Wd brother of the bride, werehave ribbon hearers.ivinw Following the ceremony, a reception Inin® wa* beld at bride’s parents’ home in h*»re Howard st. Mr and Mrs Strong will reside in Cambridge.wasanCollins Block, Milford, Sold
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Boston Sunday Globe
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Sun, Jun 23, 1918
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