The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1895-09-27
GREATEST OF FAIRs-MILE AND
HALE OF BEAUTY.

Mrs Hooker was accompanied ny Mrs.
! II. Il. Brooks and Rodney Halgh as
little Lord Fauntleroy. ,,,o
Madame Balestier with handsome
black span driven by her coachman'
Stepben Mccall. Her team represent
ed snrinp and winter. youth and old
ACE One side of the carriage on
which Madame Balestier sat was trim,
med with white to represent snow anu
she WAS dressed to correspond. MISS
Katherine Austin accompanied her ah',
her side of the carriage was trimmed
with flowers. ..o1
Denman Thompson cross matched
cobs driven by his coachman, lhomas
Brown. Trap trimmed with scarlet
saliva and Eulela zebrina. Mr.
Thompson also rode. y
Mrs C. S. Pratt, Mrs. ID. f.
Webster and Mrs. Curtis in hlgh
English dog cart drawn by white
tandem: the cart prettily trimmed
with white and apple green. chry
santhemums, and Julius Harris, the
coachman. in livery held the ribbons
Dog cart driven by Miss Evans OF
Lynn, Mass, prettily trimmed WIN
pink she was accompanied by Misses
Keyes and Spauldlng.
Mrs. Henry r. Brown and daughter
and sister, Miss Gibson, and MISS
Minnie Haskins in handsome trap
all covered with white trimmings
and asparagus. and the ladies were
dressed in white and carried parasols
Trap neatly trimmed with yellow
marigolds, horse covered 18th a
blanket of yellow and black, was driven
by Miss Carrie button, accompanied
by Mrs. J.. S. Dunklee, Mrs. Frank
Willard and Miss Margaret dressed IN
yellow and Mrs. II. o. Coolidge.
Miss Carrie Huntlcy trap artlstically
trimmed with pink and light green :
Miss Henry of Hudson, Mass, and
Misses Tenney and Richardson rode
with her.
/ The Dresden Trap" furnished by
tbe Forest 4 Stream club of Whining
| ton. drawn by two horses one white
and the other black with skeleton
/ harness. The foundation was made
of ground pine with decorations OF
ribbons and roses and the back filled
with flowers of various hucs, including
hydrangeas, ferns, MOSES and grasses
Ribbon streamers decorated the whip
and the spokes of the vehicle were
wound win roses any fiDuonS' ino
Ethel Vaughn Chllds ana, MISS mum
Chids rode. - s.
Morning was1wclltrepreS,3 nleo ps
the Misses Ruth' Ma1ei' Elieh a'lu
Gertrude and Lyman Hunt, they all
being dressed in white with gilt trim
mings the cart was also covered WIN
white and gilt stars.
Mrs. j. A. Pullen coach mace 10
represent winter and was driven by
Mrs. y. }. Pullcn., 1t was trimmed
with hemlock houghs' laurel ana 6oilN
and sleigh bells skates and snoWshoes
were used to carry out the idea Pc
sides the two Mrs. PuIlen' Miss
Winnie Elmer rode They were attlred
in white with white caps and blhck
feather bcas.
MISS Lillian Newton's carriage was
trimmed with white bunting and terra
Gotta and pink chrysanthemums, MISS
Stoddard and Russell heach accom-
panied her.
Mrs. l.. +. Holden accompanied by
Maude RamsdelI, carriage prettliy
trimmed with boughs of pine and
white and pink bunting,
A bower of pine in which were seat,
ed Misses Sellcck and DoneIson and
Miss Helen Emerson and Miss Helen
Fletcher was driven by the latter
The ladies were dressed in white
which ma lie pretty contrast inside OF
the green
Misses Stewart. Wyman, Pray.
| Kingsley. Houghton. Gowlng and
More were encased in bower of ever
green and pine boughs and straw with
yellow and white. Team drawn by
two pair of black and white oxen.
Uncle William Richardson and
wife in his "one-horse shay from
which hung ears of corn. They were
greeted with cheers and waving OF
handkerchiefs along the entire route.
Mrs. Bert Ware, accompanied by her
friend, Miss Grace L. Cook in dog
cart, trimmed with pink and white
cheese cloth ana green vines and hoth
OF the ladleS dressed IN the same colors'
MIS- f. T. BLOOD ana MISS Eila
"aite III carriage trlnliho WIN re'''
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hlne cheese cloth and both ladies'
were dressed in white and blue,
Mrs. G. H. RYDER accompanied by
her friend. Mrs. 4. II. Wipgin of Bos-
ion. Mass. Carriage beautifully trim.