Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-10-05
The CavaIcade.

The attractive feature Of the day was the cav
alcadc. Everyone vino participated looked very
charming in the dainty attire and tasteful deco
rations. and one almost wondered if he we're
really IN prosac Wilmington or some dream land
First IN the parade were the bicyclists. Miss
Charlotte G. kidder had for her cOlOrs white and
nile green: Miss Katherine S Ware. pink ard
white Ossiau Butterfeld. Edwin Haskell. Orrin
Jones. Fred Averill, Mr. Boyd. Fred Boyd. Arthur
Esterbrook Homer yd, Mi Day, John Gil
bert and many Others were in line with their
wheels very taStefullv trimmed
Next followed the Wilmington band with their
bright new uniforms. and the horseback riders
many of whom had fine decorations. Mills
Brown Frank Ray. Frank Aldrich and Clayton
Wheeler were marshals. and decorations were "a
follows Mrs. George johnson, red. white and
blue. Albert Ray. red. Misses Jean Newton and
Faith kidder, pink and nile green; Mrs. Clayton
i. Wheeler aud Miss Cora Wheeler, orange aud
black; Miss Florence Sargent. lemon and black
j. c. Wheeler. pink and blue Miss Leone Russell
cream white. orange and bottle green: Leon Fox
orange, black and white. Miss Ros- Gilbert and
Fred Aldrich red white and blue. Dennis Boyd
and Mr. Hull orange
No premiums were offered for the bicycle OIL
horseback riders
The Readsboro cornet band came next. fol
lowed by the cart and carriage parade. The tirs
prize was awarded to Miss Mabel Medbury, who
drove span Of black horses the cart and har
ness draped with nile green and PINK. Miss Med
bury was accompanied by Misses Ethel COurte
mRnche. Ellen Putnam and Emma Adams, attred
in pink and nile green. The second prize wa
given to Ms. Bemls and Mrs Brown of Reads
b0ro. black span. red and yellow decorations.
Other carr ages were a follows
Two seated carriage, Mrs Joseph Gilbert anC
family, nile green and pink
Mrs c. l. Spencer and little Olive, lavender
and pink.
Minnie Batchelder and Cynthia Cushman, pinl
and baby blue
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Russell. handsome blacl
horse and road cart. pink. white and light blue
Handsome carriage with the fathers of on
town. Schuyler Ware. Mr. Wellman. !. Dix. JOIN
] Rice, L. 4. Willard. carriage trimmed IL laven
] der; horses driven by VIM Canedy
The Lyons den. W span with decorations o
/ lavender and yellow. Mrs Lyon and little son
/ Arthur Stearns and two lady friends occupied il
Edith Donelson and Olive Moore, blue and vel
] low.
O. o. Ware, large wagon. red. white and blue
/ Happy days Of childhood, wagon filled witt
] children waving flags.
/ Corner drug store, team driven by Allie Cheese
/ man. light blue and pink
/ c. ID. Spencer. large advertising van driven b.
/ Fred johnson.
John BaSsett 5 team. covered with all kinds q
| goods III the harness business; team driven b
! Perry Davis.
Large wagon trimmed with red. white an
| blue, drawn 10y - yoke Of oxen; the wagon wa
/ filled with charming young ladies of Wilmington
Advertising team. tish and all kinds OF sea tool
! from the firm ChaS Howe a Co. red and yellow
/ Down south. drawn uv one OK and one horst
! Frank Curry. Fred and Angelo Biscuit
Last but not least, the Italian band OF Reads
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