The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1889-01-02

and a class of children. "a Little Child's
PRAYER" beautiful Things " a recitation
bv seven children; "The Three Marvs"
by Miss Knapp's class; singing " I'm Beth
lehem's Inn" reading. 80 No Room i'm the
Inn" by Miss Freeman. Wonderful
Things, recitation and song bv Mrs Briggs
class; WHY the Angels Sang" bv Miss
Drew's class; "a Wonderful star" bv a
chorus of children. "The Three Kiups oftbe
Orient" sang by Mrs. Towner's class.
" Christmas Bells" reading and song. bv a
class: Santa Claus Letter" a reading, bv
Miss Tvis blanchard: Christmas Echoes
from the Seasons "-sprinp. summer. Autumn
and winter recitation by four young ladies
i'm appropriate costume. just preceding
the last number on the programme the
baskets were passed and filled with gen
erous collection Of Christmas offerings for
the poor including gifts of both money and
goods. After singing "a verse Of " Corona
tiou " the audience was dismissed with the
benediction by Rev. f. H. smith The ex-
ercses were in charge Of the popular and
efficient superntendent A. j. Howe 10
whom great credit is due for the highly sue
cesSful manner in which the programme
was carried out
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annronriate nlaces THE reature of tbe ar.
unnentation vos q rood srrsen covorod
viii snrucn eVtendirg acroes Tho nntire
chancei front The screen consisteJ of
three narfitions eorh cro,vrcd viii a min.
uacle Tho middla one sur,nonntsJ he
Iarre pilt cross the whole nrodurino, n n;,..i
| and heautiful pfect Inst above t6o ,outor
| Of the scrnenis crose. .bear, was susnenlnd a
/ marriage hell of cedar and narcissus blos.
| SONS With n nure raI1a for a tonq,re TIN
/ altar mimi aud otLer cborcai Cnrnitnro
were dressed in white. the color of tha sea.
| son Master .Jnlius Devav had cborge of
thr wide ribhon which marSed tba sea7s re.
served for the family and ,rnests of tbe oc-
casion who we're escorted to their nloces bv
the ushers. Messrs. McCuen. Rlakelv Cnt-
ler Brown Rohert and George Dewey
| The bridal marty nresented itself at half
uast seven. The bride advanced unon her
/ father's arm. and Mrs. Dewey was escorted
/ by the brideproom.elec nreceded nv tbe
] uShers. to the foot Of the chancel stems
/ The simnle Int sneaking service of the
| Episcopal rituaI was at once beCun The
| bride was given away Inv her father The
| solemn words of caution. hetrothal esnousal
and nraver were said and win thp hanedic-
| tion the twain we're made ono fesb for a
/ lifetime The nrocessinn retired in tbe
reverse order of entrance-tbe bride and
groom. Mr. and Mrs Dewey resnactiveiv
/ topether-the ORGAN which bad rlaved
| so7t nusic Jnringt Tho servica neaiird fcrtb
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