St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1899-09-27
LYNDON.
Observation-Disclosures.

AhuDDuru-NhuttOckSs
A pleasant party of relatives and
friends assembled at the residence of S. S.
Mattocks last Wednesday to witness the
marriage Of his daughter, Carolyn Lam
ders Mattocks to Charles Bella Hubbard
of Schenectady, N. Y, son of DR.. L. w.
Hubbard OF this place. At high noon
the ushers, Ben Lincoln and Roy Will
comb, conducted the bridal party to po-
sition under beautiful arch of vines and
flowers and the ceremony was performed
by Rev. M. A. Farren. The bride was
attired in white mousseline de sole over
white silk trimmed with rubbing and
white satin folds, and carried bouquet
of bride roses. w. S. Mattocks of Schen-
ectady and Miss Nellie Mattocks, brother
and sister of the bride officiated as best
man and maid OF honor. After cordial
greetings and congratulations. sand
witches, salads, cake and coffee were
served and the happy pair left on the ex-
press train for their new home at Schen-
ectady making some stops on their way.
The gifts were full dinner and tea set Of
Haviland china, a silver tea service, al
most countless silver dinner and tea
knives and forks, silver table spoons,
desert spoons, tea, coffee, berry, salad
gravy and fish spoons, meat forks, and
many other beautiful things in silver and
cut glass, beside clocks, paintings, and
articles of embroidery.
Miss Mattocks was president of the
society of Christian Endeavor and help
iul in all church and social work and she
will be much missed in the community
as well as in her home.
Those present from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Brown and daugh-
ter Miss Grace Brown and Miss Carrie
Bedford of Maiden, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Steele and Mr.. and Carl Turner
Of st. .Johnsbury; Miss Hattie Windsor
OF Springfield, Mass, and ]. H. Stuart of
Barnet.
Ceylon Hoyt and daughter of Somer-
vile, Mass, have been visiting at j. &.
Eaton's.
Alex Aldrich has moved into the tene-
ment in Mrs McMullen's house.
There will be a sociable next Friday
evening at the Methodist vestry and
dining room. Baked bean supper from
to s o'clock. Price 10 cents. All are
invited.
Mrs. Emily Thayer OF Littleton, N. H.,
visited at Mrs. E. M. Swett's Tuesday.
Mrs. George Chapman and two little
boys, who have been visiting at A. N.
Drew's the past four weeks, return to
their home at West Springfield, Mass,
this week. Mrs. Chapmans youngest
boy, baby FIVE months old, has been
very dangerously i'll nearly all the time
they have been here and though slightly
better is not yet in very hopeful con-
dition.
w. S. Mattocks accompanied by DIR.
Hubbard went Saturday to the hospital
at Hanover for treatment.
Capt. J. S. Thompson has "broken
camp" at Joe's pond, housed his boats
for winter and returned home last Wed.
nesday.
S. c. Bonett and wife have gone to
Barre on visit with some expectation
OF remaining until spring if Mr.. Bonett
succeeds in finding suitable employment
Mrs. Bertha Paris went to Boston last
Thursday to spend week or two visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Cook and son Fred returned to
their home in Boston last week.
Miss Nellie Mattocks who came home
to attend her sisters wedding returned
last Thursday to school at Mortified
Mass.
Henry L. Green returned last weel
from a six weeks visit to Littleton.
Mrs. Cass of Barton visited at A. N
Drew's over Sunday.
Charles T. Walters family was increas
ed by the addition of fine boy last Sun
day.
H. Corcel Staples and bride passed
through here Saturday night on theiI
way to their future home at Fort Worth
| Texas.