| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 125.1 | Congrads | GRAMPS::LISS | Fred - ESD&P Shrewsbury MA | Fri May 16 1986 11:53 | 5 |
| I don't have any suggestions but I would like to be the first
to congratulate you and your fiance.
Fred
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| 125.2 | Cathedral in the Pines | SWATT::MAGENHEIM | | Fri May 16 1986 15:19 | 8 |
| There's a place in N.H. called Cathedral in the Pines, a
non-denominational site somewhere near Mason/Greenville. I think
you have to call and reserve it, but not sure how.
BTW, don't forget to take yourself out of THE_PHOENIX! %^}
Mazel Tov,
Anita
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| 125.3 | Eastern Exposition Park, Springfield MA | SWATT::POLIKOFF | Arnie Polikoff | Fri May 16 1986 18:51 | 6 |
| There is a place in Springfield MA. I forgot the name but it
is in the Springfield Eastern Exposition Park. I went to my cousins
wedding there last year. She is Jewish from an Orthadox family and
he is Gentile. The wedding is held outdoors in a gazeebo and the
reception is in a restaurant about 50 yards from the gazeebo ( I
like that word ). It was a real nice affair.
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| 125.4 | Congratulations | SMAUG::RESNICK | Michael Resnick | Sun May 18 1986 14:16 | 13 |
| RE: .-1
I believe the place that the last note was referring to is in WEST
Springfield at the Eastern States Exposition grounds. The restaurant
on the grounds is called Storrowton.
Another suggestion: There is a privately run wildlife preserve in
Belmont, MA (just west of Cambridge) called Habitat. There is a house
on the grounds that is used for things such as weddings. I've not been
in the house, but have been told that it is quite nice. The preserve
itself is very nice.
Michael
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| 125.5 | congratulations | TLE::TITLE | | Thu May 22 1986 14:54 | 5 |
| We had our wedding at Habitat in Belmont. It was very nice. Outdoor
ceremony, and then the reception was indoors. We had about 80 people
which is about the maximum that the house there can hold.
Rich
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| 125.6 | congrats | STRIPA::NYOSC | | Fri May 23 1986 00:15 | 17 |
|
Mazal Tov, Kiddush... Kiddush....
Actually I have no suggestions just a little funny story.
I got married outdoors at Westmount Country Club in N.J. The caterer
said, the club's members might be coming around noon so they would
be able to see us on the veranda if we dragged out the ceremony.
When we all walked down I could see people lined up on the diving
board watching, when my wife came out and they saw white they let
out a huge cheer.
It was nice but if you're up in New England area go for real nice
and scenic.
Mazal Tov.
Bruce Cohen
cheer
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| 125.7 | More info on Cathedral of the Pines | ZEPPO::ROSENTHAL | Donna Rosenthal | Tue Jun 03 1986 14:29 | 16 |
| Re: .2
Cathedral of the Pines is located in Rindge, NH. It's a
beautiful place (they hold Jewish services there on occasion...)
It was a familiar haunt of mine while in college (in the same town).
Looking straight ahead from the altar is Mount Monadnock.
It's off Route 119, on (appropriately) Cathedral Road.
Phone (603) 899-3300. Mailing address:
CATHEDRAL OF THE PINES
CATHEDRAL ROAD
RINDGE, NH 03461
And yes, they do have weddings there...
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