Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-05-14
A Brilliant wedding.

a pleasant wedding gathering last Wed.
evening, il being the occasion of the mar
rage of Miss Kate Louise, daughter OF
| Fred Wheeler OF this town to William +.
/ Perley, late teller of the National White
River Bank but lately OF Fitchburg, Mass.
where he has responsible position in a
! railroad office. The space in front of the
chancel was filed with choice flowers and
Gothic arch was erected beneath which
the happy couple stood when the import
ant words We're pronounced. This arch
was handsomely trimmed with evergreen
and from the center was suspended a
! horseshoe trimmed with flowers. Rev. G..
formed the ceremony in accordance with
the ritual the Episcopal church. The
bride was accompanied to the altar by
Mrs Lucy Moulton Lane where they were
met by the groom and Mr.. Arthur Lane.
The ushers were Carl Cushing, Rollin Gill
son, Austin Emery and Clarence Moulton.
The wedding march was played by Miss
Twiddie Stearns and Mrs. p. H. Ewing.
The bride was dressed in heliotrope silk
with lace veil and orange blossoms. The
church decorations deserve especial praise
and were the work of Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Burnett, Mrs. T.. l.. Sanders. Miss Twiddie
Stearns, Mrs. w. E. Heath and Mrs. p. II.
Ewing. The newly married couple took
the night train north for a brief wedding
lElDstdAtNI " AuG1 kU 70 lntiI
home at Fitchburg. The gifts were
many, combining the ornamental with
the useful among which were the follow
ing, an elegant French clock, Bascom
House friends and Rev. 5. A. Parker and
wife; piano lamp, Miss Harrington, Miss
Warrington, Miss Upper, J. P. Marsh and
wife, George Marsh, Carl Cushing, Martin
Hanlon, Austin Emery and Lee Cady; $40,
National White River Bank; so, MIR. and
Mrs. Fred Wheeler; $40, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dodge; silver butter dish, Geo. Hatch,
great, great uncle to the bride; gold and
silver berry spoon, Mrs. Philo Hatch OF
Woodstock; carving set in undressed kid,
Herbert Arnold, Boston; toilet and mani
cure set in crimson plush and satin case
and 81, Edward, Anna and Ethel Hatch;
silver spoon holder, NJ. Sylvester and
wife; silver sugar bowl and pitcher, Ar
thur Lane and wife, Montpelier; large en-
craving in enamelled frame, J. H. Moul-
ton and wife, w. Randolph; one-half
dozen silver ice cream spoons, Mary Moul-
ton; pack of cards with silver case, Clar-
ence Moulton; lemonade set, Guy Wilson
and wife, r. A. Markham and wife, and z.
Fisher and family; silver nut picks and
plush and satin case, Mrs. Stearns, Mrs.
Clark, Mrs. Blodgett and Mrs. Yarring-
ton; gold and silver berry spoon, Maud
Haskins and Lena Evans; silver dessert
spoons, @. Wheeler and wife; gold and
silver sugar spoons, Rev. H. p. Nichols,
New Haven, Conn; silver bonbon dish,
II H Wheeler and wife, Tiffin, Ohio; mar
BILE top stand, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. @. Carpen-
ter and Ella; two pairs linen towels, Mrs.
Jas. Hayes; one half dozen silver fruit
knives in oxidized case, Jas. Hayes, Keene
n. H.; silver bouquet holder, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed sturtevant; pair OF china plates,
lace handkerchief and one dollar. Mr.. and
Mrs. III. A. Hatch; silver sugar spoon,
Mrs. A. d. Sanders; steel nut cracks and
picks. Mrs. John Rourke and Josie o.
Connell; pair silver dessert spoons. Mrs.
p. o. O'Connell; ne-half dozen silver
knives, Mrs. NJ. II. Kendall, Jennie and
Frank Kendall; picture scarf, Mrs. Clay
ton Sanders; silver thimble, Mrs. T. A.
Chadwick; book of poems, Frank Parsons
and sisters, W. Randolph; silver butter
knife, Mrs. l.. S. Bird; silver nut picks,
W. NJ. Brooks and Miss Mary Brooks:
newspaper rack. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ar
mold; silver bonbon basket, Mr.. and Mrs
j. j. Wilson; pair of towels and photo
graph, Mrs. Heath, Carrie and Josie
Heath; china apple dish. Mrs. S. c. Cady;
four bureau scarfs, Maybelle AspinWall
and Kate Kendall, Springfield, Mass:
one half dozen after dinner coffee spoons.
E. A. Burnett and wife and Frank Hawley
and wife, Swanton; silver toothpick hold
er, Alice Edison, Troy, n. Y; silver salt
anu PNPpNl ohhhGs y 0UdnulGf, AneS- 1
ter; silver toothpick holder, MAY Bradish
and Clara Dame, West Randolph; silver
pickle fork, Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Whit |
comb; silver and china vase, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Reed; steel nut crack and
pick, Mrs. Joanna O'Neil; silver sugar
spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Buchanan. sill |
yer card basket, Mrs. NJ. A. Moody, Mrs.
S. A. Archer; silver butter knife, Ethel
King; silver sugar pitcher. Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. NJ. Curtis; silver bonbon dish, Mr.. |
and Mrs. c. E. Keith; pair silver salts and |
spoons, DR.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Greene: pair |
linen towels, Miss Twiddie Stearns; sill /
yer olive fork, Misses Curtis; standing
work basket, Mrs. w. B. c. Stickney: sii. /
yer and glass syrup pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. /
Myron Burnett; silver and glass bouquet
holder, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Sargent: pair /
of china plates, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Tenn
pie, w Randolph; salts and spoons. DR.. |
and Mrs. r. M. Chase; pair Of canary
birds and cage, Miss Lucy Paine and Ms. 1
l. H. Edison; silver salts and spoons. i |
Clair, Barton and Miss Belle Putnam. |
Bellows Falls, VT; towel rings, Mrs. e. 81
Wilson; pair china vases, Miss Kate Ne
Mahon; hand painted table scarf. Mrs. 1
Frank Wight, East Bethel; bottle per
fumery, Mr.. Bass, W. Randolph: hand
painted satin calendar, Miss s. B. Sim
mons; one half dozen silver spoons, r. S.
Adams and wife. Guests were present at
the wedding from MonrrpIfer Sx-.v,+r., 4