Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-09-28
letter from Boston.


or to be more exact, the owner Of It is He
has not been waiting very long for nm oppor-
tunity for it is only recently that he became
of age, but il would be a rash undertaking for
any one to attempt TO count up the anxious
mamnas and marriageablc daughters who
have been keeping an eye on this fortune and
its owner with the intention Of appropriatng
the one and assisting to spend the other. To
be sure they couldn't all be successful, but to
have every one fail Of securing the prize, and
to have it go in direction which they-and
consequently to their belief Providence--nov-
err intended it to go in, was u matter which
they utterly failed TO comprehend the justice
of. Nevertheless they pocketed their disap
pointment with all the philosophy Mt their
command, and went of TO dance at the we'd
ding in their very finest clothes.
All society was at the marriage of Mr.. Mont
gomery Sears, the heir to the vast Sears es-
tate, and Miss Choate of Cambridge The
University town, on the day Of the bridal, was
as gay as Glass Day. and what more can be
said for Cambridge? Boston's best was there
with Cambridge's best, and all the suburban
elite came TO help the festivities on. 1t was
the most rocherchc affair imaginable. The
bride was young fresh pretty and bright, and
looked even fresher and brighter and prettier
than brides usually look in her sweeping satin
gown. and enyeloping veil OF tulle. As for
the groom, he was a NICE manly looking fellow.
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