The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1893-09-29
CAVAT.CAnE.
CAVALCADE.
A Pretty Sight-Elaboratc Decorations-A
ME- try Party,

A PRETTY sight-EIaboratc Decorations A
Ms rry Party.
Tbur.day morning, at 10 O'Clock, the " hee
men, followed by chief marshal and aids
Estey Guards, First Regiment Band, B. H. s
drum corps and 20 carts and traps, six tally.
hos elaborattly trimmed with bright colors
autumn leaves and vegetables, started from
the corner of Walnut street for the fair
grounds. They were reviewed by thousands
Of people as they passed through the street.
Many OF the carte were tastily and hanGsoT-
~ decorated, showing that the interest 10 this
| feature If the fair still holds good.
The bicycle riders, with their wheels deco
rated, were A e Jordan, lavender and white
libben; M Moran, white wheels and laven-
der trimming; w Fl Potter, red, white and
blue; G Chandler, rainbow; NJ r Micott,
west Brattleboro, aster and gladf0Ia; w H
Stacey, Centreville. dahliss. red. lavender,
AoGeoree, blue and pink; Charles Smith,
Putney, orange and red; g r Crosby, Dunn
merstOn, yellow and pinx; w NJ Robt, red,
white and blue; JIM Baker, pink and white
wound around wheels; WA Bartlett, West
Brattleboro. pink ribbons and asters; W
B Davidson. Ches.ernsid. red, white and
blue paper; N N Farr, Chesterfield, red,
white and blue; H l. Thsyer, Guilford, red.
white and blue; L G Roeder, Hlnsdale,
orange ribbon; d A Thomas, Hlnsdale,
orange and lemon ribbon; W b Randall, red,
green. yellow, blue, white and pink ribbons
Mabel Hunt, pink and White; Helen Crosby,
green and pink; John Wells, purple and
white; Mrs Jas Pulep, white and yellow
Miss Lulu LlTkin, pink, blue and white;
Harry Green, pink and white, pink and white
sunshade; Mrs Fred Smith, black and vel.
low; Ernest Bemis, orange; Berthe Wood,
yellow and white; Frank Nichols, yellow
W hppla PIuh o0tora. I I arol, 4
white; Frank Clark. Bellows Falls, red and
navy blue; Dean CLARK, Bellows Falls, red
and navy blue; II G Barnes, Bellows Falls,
red ana blue; Louis Whitney, white bow
Louis Green, blocks and ribbon; Herbert
Elmer, V W z colors. purple and white. w
o Young. Clinton Davenport. Putney, F.
Harris, c Fl Bailey, Springfield, Mass, Z E |
ElwelI, Springfield, Mass, John & McCaugL-
ern, Hlnsdale, E W Corkins, jacksonville,
0 Butte rfeld, Jacksonville, II H S.monds,
Townshend, Bert BOsworth, Keene. N II,
II W Hale. Greenfield, Mass; W T Bulard,
Greenfield, Mass. rode undecorated wheels.
Chas. CLARK, Maj. G. H. Bond and q. ID.
. lell., escorted By tine First Re- giment band,
High School drum corps and the Estey
Guards.
Among those who were mounted were,
Mss Georeisnna Cook, whose decorations
we're California sunfowers, yellO " and white
'iboon; Mrs. s. 8. Hunt, pink trimmiugs;
Mrs. D. A. Wallen, red trimmings and
mountain ash berries c L Collins had the
anne decorations: Miss Maud Cook, while
ibbons and hydraDgess; p IL brisbane, yell
ow ribbons; Miss Ada Cook, white and blue .
trimmings Miss Belle Scott, green ribbons
!bbons; q II Maynard; G W Hughes and ,
II Cook.
Miss Christina Goodall with Ms, Ruth
iawley lead the coaches and car riages driy-
Dg tandem Ia dog cart daistily trimmed +,
With wo shades Of green and colored wood. !
fiven BY Ned Ranney. and was prettily
trimmed with yellow. He was accompanied
> Mrs w II Minor and Misses Houghton and
arr. Little Miss Madeline Bolander with
er three little friends Miss Pauline Jerne
nd Misses Susie and Mary Clark was next =
, line with her pretty little dog cart and
ony. The little ladies were dressed In pink
nd white and the cart was decked with pinI; .,
uniting, hy drangeas, evergreen and Cat tails i,
nd the harness was also trimmed TO match
[rs d DeWitt rode with Mrs + e Gale in :.
carriage lavishly decked In yellow the n
heels representing large rosettes the har-
ess also being trimmed with yellow. The "
dies were dressed in yellow and black to
,rrespond. Misses Tia Streeter and Celia nj
ieram we're Cressedn white AMI the carriage
I'd harness were tssiefuIy trim med with nj
v ,ndar and white The next, trap driven
: Miss Ina Freeman, her brother Harry ~
ding with her, was oSe of the daintiest In n,
Ne. The trimmings wre yellow poppies.
iss Freeman was dressed in yellow and nj
ore large hat trimmed with yellow por- W
es. Mrs J c Siockwe.l, AGO nplnied by re
re Harry Bruce, drove three horses abreast RI,
Dr. carriage was trimmed black and gold
d was flied with autumn leaves and golden I'M
d. Miss Helen Fletcher In lavendar and
So Ruth Noyes In white followed In dog "a
IT with lavendar and white trimmings and
profusion OF white and purple asters,
rs Milton Miller and Mrs Oscar Bennett dir
owe Ia q dog cart with trimmings of natural bu
q n DIVERS. Mrs q w BIi,ssand Miss Lou
ates we're next 10 n carriage with pink
trimmings. Miss Msud Essex aud friend wi
ss Marion Haynes in a dog cart with W,
lnty trimmings OF yellow. Mrs Chester n /,
rgent ana Master Harry Sargent and Mrs
IS Davis drove in cirriage with TRIM re,
ngs OF pink and white. The carriage in 1, /,
i'ch Mrs L A Starkey ard MISTER Harry
Gilman drove was profusely trimmed with VIC
ID asters and yellow ribbon. Mis- ) 4 BIZ
lrk and Miss Dunkiec, pink tissue paper :
1 By drangsss. The horses sported small