St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-07-05
DA NVILLE.
Wedding Bells.

very pretty wedding took place at
the residence of Joel Dole, Thursday
evening, June 81, when Miss Mary Dole
was married to Mr.. Albert Z. Currier,
Rev. Stephen Knowlton performing the
ceremony. Misses Florence Dole and
Kate Currier acted as bridesmaids and
Messrs. E. K. Hill and Josiah Morse as
groomsmen. Three little children, rela-
tives of the bride, scattered flowers in
front of the wedding party. The bride
looked very pretty in dress of white
lansdown trimmed with chiffon and rib
bon. The decorations of the room in
which the ceremony was performed were
unique, being a profusion of lady's slip
per intermingled with evergreen. The
ceremony was witnessed by about rs
friends and relatives. The groom is one
of the most popular young merchants
of the town, and the bride, a former
student at Johnson Normal school, has
taught in town for several years and is
at present town superintendent of
schools. The happy couple were the re-
Ciplents of many beautiful gifts and have
the best wishes of large circle otiriends.
They have commenced housekeeping in
John Sass house.
George N. Smart has purchased Will
Wells barber shop at Hardwick and will
run both that and his shop here, Will
Cheever working for him in the shop
here.
While painting H. B. McDonald's barn
last Monday, Wilson West met with a
very serious accident. The rope which
held one end of the ladder upon which he
stood broke, precipitating him to the
ground, a distance of ] s or 20 feet,
where he very narrowly missed striking
upon the basement wall. AS it was he
was very seriously hurt but it is thought
hewill recover.
Geo. Greenbank has position in a
mill at Providence, X. |.
The ball game Saturday afternoon
between the Victor Juniors of st, Johns
bury and the Shippers was a well played
game, in which the Victors beat by
score OF I to 3.
Mrs. Slate of Montreal and Mrs. Ward
and daughter of St. Johnsbury are stop
ping at Thurber's.
Miss Fannie Danforth of Portland,
Me-, is spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dantorth.
Mrs. F. L. Beckwith and son of Chel-
sea are visiting in town. Mr.. Beckwith
has purchased OF VIC. Heath a complete
team, which he will drive back to Che-
sea on his return.
Miss Hattie Choat and Kate Currier;
and Mrs, Merrill and Elsie Choat Of
Peacham have gone to Martha's Vim
yard Tor a lew weeks.
Mrs. Walter Haviland, who has been
quite sick, is better.
Mr.. Twombly of Barton Landing and
Miss Nettie Stevens closed successful
term at Phillips academy Tuesday, and
on Wednesday the scholars enjoyed
picnic in H. B. McDonald's grove.
F. ]. Frye has purchased the Walter
Brown farm instead of Frank Heath as
reported last week.
Mrs. Drown, who works at the Elm
house started to visit her father, Mr..
SShas. Varnum OF South Ryegate, and at
Harvey's Hollow ran against the end of
bridge and was thrown out and quite
seriously hurt and the wagon was badly
smashed. On Wednesday she was able
10 be removed to the home of her father.
Mrs. Geneva Root of Monroe, N. H.,
is visiting at Winfield Fishers.
j. Herbert Ripley of Providence, r. l.,
Is spending the summer at Thurbers