New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 27, 1929, Page 18

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The future bridegroom is Charles A. | Snow, 76. now of this city, and the yride from his childhood home at Williamstown, Vt.,, is Mrs, Fannie | Simonds Dow. 73. | Snow will go back next week for | the ceremony to the village chv { where he used to sit in his fami pew adjoining that occupied by h wife-to-be, so he was told yesterday | that he did not need a license here. I'his will be his second trip to Wil liamstown within the last year. The t renewed his almost forgotten | am of distinct o'clock ove Eventually he marrie e were children and also gran children, Meanwhile, Fannie Si- monds married too. Both partners however, and last summer sSnow went back to find Mrs. Dow living alone. Next week she will be Mrs. Snow. 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Bradshaw, who took the Belgen- land out from Eelfast on the maiden voyage and who transported 100,000 American troops to Frante, died at| his home here of heart Aisease. | He was decorated by the British | government, the Royal Humane so- ciety and Lloyds for rescuing 23 men in 1898 from the wreck of the| schooner Vindobola, i Episcopal Bishop of | Buffalo Dies Abroad New York, March 27 (A—Word was received here today of the death of Bishop Charles Henry | Brent of the Episcopal diocese of Buffalo, at Lausanne, Switzerland. Death occurred Tuesday evening, | Word of his death was received | by Bishop John G. Murray cablegram from the Rev. Freder W. Beekman, rector of Holy Trinit church in Paris. No other detail: were received. FREE VOTING COUPON! K. of C. 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