Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1896-12-17
RoYaItOn.

E. H. Ashley is clerking in g. A. Laird's
store.
Miss Blanche Adams spent Sunday
with Miss Alice Preston.
Mrs. w. L. Paine and little daughter
spent last week with friends in Wells
River.
Mrs. Eliza Stoughton returned from a
| protraeted visit in Massachusetts, and
New Hampshire last week Monday.
A meeting of the Woman's Club with
Mrs. Z. I. Goodwin Saturday afternoon
was one of unusual interest. This club
is proving great success.
The address Friday evening by Mrs.
| Woodbury. on the work of the A. M. A.
held the interested attention OF a good :
/ sized audience who gained a clear idea OF
the grand work being done by this or.
| ganiZation.
The Congregational church was the
scene OF an exceptionally pretty wedding
Wednesday evening of last week, the con
| tracing parties being Prof. Charles Law
renee Curtis and Miss Annie Morse, eld-
est daughter Of Mrs. j. b. Morse. Rows
OF Chinese lanterns were suspended from
the BRIDES home and the Cascadnac to
| the church. Over the platform in the
/ church was erected an evergreen arch
from which depended a marriage bell
Just back OF this arch were banked palms
and cut flowers, carnations predomi-
mating. The choir rail had on 1t pot
/ plants. A large number of guests were
1 given seats by the ushers, Messrs. John
! Wilson from Bethel, Ora Culver from st.
/ Adams, Richmond Skinner from ROYAL.
/ ton and DR.. Euclid Fish from South Roy
alton. AS the strains of Memberships
wedding march rang forth from the piano
/ played by Mrs. VIM. Skinner, accompa-
MED on the violin by Miss Eunice DeDi.
son OF Randolph, the bridal party ad-
vanced up he aisle of the church led by
Messrs. Culver and Wilson. The groom
/ followed with his best man, DIR. Fred j.
Morse. They were followed by the brides
maids, Miss G. l.. Stickney, dressed in
1 pink, and Miss Inez Culver OF st. Adams,
dressed in white, both carrying yellow
| chrysantLemums. Next came the maid
OF honor, Miss Beatrice Kendall, wearing
pale blue with white carnations and car.
! rying yellow chrysanthemums. The
/ bride, wearing white silk, cut en- train,
with pearl trimmings, veil caught by
orange blossoms, and carrying white
chrysanthemums, followed on the arm OF
/ MIR. ID. G. Stearns, who gave her away.
| Gentlemen Skinner and Fish completed
/ the party. The impressive marriage cere.
mony OF the Episcopal church was used
by Rev. III. M. Goddard, the officiating
/ clergyman, Miss Eunice Denison playing
After the ceremony MIR. and Mrs. Curtis
received their friends at the Cascadnac,
the piazza of which was brilliantly illumi.
mated by Chinese lanterns. They left on
the night train for Boston, where they re.
manned till Monday, and then went to
Freeport, Me-, the home OF the groom,
where a reception was given them
Wednesday evening. A great number Of
beautiful and valuable gifts were received
! by the happy couple, accompanied by the
good wishes and congratulations of their
many friends. Among out-of-town
guests were Mr.. Curtis, father OF the
groom, from Freeport, Me-, Mrs. Hutch
inson and Mrs. Lamb from Hartford, Mr.
John Wilson, Misses Mary and Susie
Wilson and DIR. and Mrs. L. M. Greene
from Bethel, Mr.. Ora Culver and Miss
Inez Culver from st. Adams, DR.. Russlow,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Atwood, Mrs. Il. A.
Thacher, Miss Ida Thacher, Miss Eunice
Denison and Miss Emma Moses from
Randolph.