St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1900-10-17
October Weddings.
LangIOis-GagnOn.

The wedding Of Nelson Octave Langlois
and Miss Leonide Marieanne Gagnon,
daughter of Thomas Gagnon, was cele-
brated at Notre Dame des VICTORIES
church, Monday morning at seven
O'Clock. The bride entered the church
with her father followed by the groom,
who walked with ]. G. Lamontagne, and
the best man, Felix Painchaud OF Leba-
non with the bridesmaid, Miss Leda La
montague. The party entered to the
strains of Wagner's wedding march
played by Sister st. Mary Bernard, with
violin accompaniment by Miss Mamie
Gauthier. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. ]. A. Boissonnault. During mass
the following hymns were sung:
"Les Anges," Riga
Ave Maria" violin oblgato), F. Campana
"Le ciel visite la terre" Gounod
"Priere a Notre Dame" Boillmann
The bride was dressed in a beautiful
gown of white chiffon over white tafeta
silk, trimmed with white silk illusion.
She wore veil and carried bouquet of
bride roses. The bridesmaid wore a
gown of white chiffon over yellow silk,
and carried bouquet of yellow roses.
The ushers were Oscar E. Lamontagne,
and Alfred Langlois of Lebanon. A large
number of friends Of the bride and groom
were present. Mrs. Langlois has always
lived in st. Johnsbury and was one of
our best known and popular young
ladies. For several years she has been
in the Lougee Bros. and Smythe store.
In the musical circles of her church she
has Tor long time held prominent
position. She was member of the choir
and of the st. Cecilia society. In these
places she will be particularly missed.
The groom is head salesman in Richard
sons and Emerson's dry goods store in
Lebanon, and has many friends in this
vicinity. Mr.. and Mrs. Langlos left on
the afternoon train for Montreal and
after short stay in that vicinity will go
to Lebanon where they will be at home
after October %. The bride was the re-
cipient of many valuable presents.
BlalseIe, -TwitcheIl.
The following notice of the wedding of
Rev. Quincy BIakeley and Miss Mary
Twitchel at Northampton last Wednes-
day is OF especial interest as the groom
was a graduate OF the Academy in 1890
and DR.. David N. Blakely of Boston, the
best man, in the class of 1885.
The wedding of Miss Mary Twitchell
of Pomeroy terrace, daughter OF the late
Rev. DR.. Justin E. Twitchell, and Rev.
Quincy Blakeley Of South Glastonbury,
Conu., took place at she First Congrega
tional church, Northampton, Mass, at
4.3O p. M, Wednesday, Oct. 10. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. DR.. II.
T. Rose of this city, and the Episcopal ser
vice with the ring was used. The bride
was accompanied by her mother, who
gave her away The groom's best man
was his brother, DR., David N. Blakely of
Boston. The ushers, old college friends
OF the groom, were Horace Whitman of
Harrisburg, Penn; Rev. John Moore of
Elizabeth, N. Rev John P. Dean OF New
Haven, Conn; and Edward P. Parsons
of Hartford, Conn. The bride wore her
mothers wedding dress of white organ
die over white satin, with veil.
PRrker-Buggy.
Bernie M. Parker, formerly of Bing-
hams drug store, and Miss Maud
Buggy of North Troy, were married at
that place, Wednesday evening of last
week. Mr.. Parker, who is now in the
lumber business with his father at North
Troy has many friends here who will
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