TITLE:  Wedding of  Margaret Hattie and William Nathaniel Rogers

SOURCE:  Rochester Courier, Nov 7, 1930, page 12, 
         article "Ex-Congressman Rogers Wedded at Portland ME."

SUBMITTER: Transcribed by C Parziale, Dec 2000

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(ROCHESTER - SANBORNVILLE)

	Sanbornville, Nov. 3 1930 -- The wedding of Miss Margaret Hattie of
Rochester and ex-Congressman William Nathaniel Rogers of this village and 
Concord took place Thursday of last week in the Central Square Baptist church
in Portland, Me.  The ceremony was performed by Rev. Ferdinand F. Peterson. 
	The bride for the past four years has been technician and anesthetist 
at the Frisbie Memorial hospital.  Rochester, and assistant to Dr. W. J. 
Roberts.
  	The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Lillian Sanborn Edwards and was 
born in Sanbornville, Jan 10, 1892.  He was educated in the public schools, 
Brewster academy, Wolfeboro, Dartmouth college, and University of Maine 
College of Law, receiving the degree of LL. B in 1916.  He was admitted to 
the bar of New Hampshire in 1916, and is a member of the law firm of Demond, 
Woodworth, Sulloway and Rogers, Concord.  He is a member of the N.H. Bar 
association.  He was representative in the legislature in 1917, 1919 and 
1921.  He was elected to the 68th congress, receiving 36793 votes to 30,694 
for John Scammon Republican.  He is a Mason, a Knight Templar, Knight of 
Pythias, member of the St. John-the-Baptist church, Sanbornville, and a 
trustee of theGafney library.  The wedding trip of Mr. and Mrs. Rogers will 
take them to California by way of Washington.  They will make their home in 
Concord, where Attorney Rogers’ law office is.  The couple were attended by 
Mrs. E. Frank Lordly of Halifax, sister of the bride and Vincent Rogers, 
teacher of Manchester, brother of the bridegroom.



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