Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1892-06-30
Brilliant NuptiaIs.

On Monday evening, June -, at the res
idence OF Mr.. Rufus L. Fites, Georgetown
Ohio, James Ed win Loudon OF that placs
and Lola Mag Albee OF Rochester, VI, wer'
united in marriage, The very impressive
ceremony being performed by DR.. $. b
Smith, pastor OF the NJ. f. church. The
marriage was one Of unusual interest, Mr.
Loudon being one OF the most prominent
and popular young men of our place
whose friends are legion, and who, though
a very young man, is known as an active,
energetic, business man who carries with
him in this, his greatest venture the best
wishes of the entire community. Miss
Albee, who came TO our place less than a
year ago, from the .green hills OF YER
mont" 10 accept place in the Faculty Of
the Academy, has, by her graceful, win
ming ways so eDdeared herself to our peo-
pie that the announcement of her inten-
ton TO remain here permanently was re-
ceived with general satisfaction and she
is warmly welcomed as a. member of our
community. The wedding was a quiet
one. only the family and relatives OF the
groom and few intimate friends Of the
I bride being present. After the ceremony
the entire party entered their carriages
and were driven to the home of II. c. Lou
{ don, father OF the groom, where a recep-
I tion was held in their honor from to II.
This handsome home, always one OF the
. must duN ATTRACTIVE IN our Town
was at It's best in honor ofthe new daugh-
4 ter. The whole house was profnsely dec
GRATED with flowers and vines bright
( lights streamed from every window, the
soft summer air was laden with the fra
GRANGE Of the sweetest flowers and taken
all in all, il was fit setting for the living
picture OF handsome lads and lassies and
the more staid and dignified elders, who
assembled TO welcome the happy pair and
wish them Godspeed along the journey
of life on which they have started togeth-
er. AT O'Clock the supper rooms which
were most beautifully decorated, were
thrown open and the company invited to
do justice TO one Of the elegant suppers
for which Mrs. Loudon is so famous. after
which toasts were offered. 1.-The BRIDE"
was responded to by j. r. Moore in a very
happy little speech, and filled the hearts
u the young people with bright anticipa.
tons OF the long years before them which
they are to spend togeth her. s'The Groom
was responded 10 BY Rev. j. ID. Houston
who is an intimate friend and OF course
did the subject justice. 1.-THE Fathers and
Mothers, Grandfathers and G4andmoth-
ers" was responded 10 by Judge Loudon,
who considering himself one OF them,
spoke from experience and made a most
witty, entertaining and amusing talk con-
cludlng with some very earnest remarks
70 the young couple and heartily welcom-
ing tut bflut into the IoudOD family. T.
Miss MoWry and Miss Hamilton. associ- /
ate teachers of the bride, who were to I
leave on the morning train for their home I
IN Boston, were present and in response /
% the toast ''Our Departing GuestsH Mr.. 4
Henry Loudon responded in very touch 4
ing little speech echoing the feelings OF (
many heart in the expressions OF attach
nent TO and interest in the two young
aides who have 50 Identified themselves
with every interest Of the community and
IS the hour of parting drew nigh il was
fefy hard 10 give them up. Mr.. Loudon
ibly sustained himself on this occasion In
he reputation he has made as an "after
Inner, speaker. The company then adj
burned to the parlor where the remainder
y the evening was pleasantly spent when
W returned TO their homes leaving behind
hem the hope that the Young people. 50
oyousiy starting on the voyage Of life to-
'ether, might always have fair weather
ma smooth sailing.