Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-28
ONE LONG VISION OF LONELINESS.
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decoration of the body of tho carriage
Wills apparently flying in front of il
were two enormous yellow and white
butterflies over which Miss Evelyn
held the reins
Mr. and Mrs William S Rogers, Miss
Ruth Rogers and William Orr OF
Keeue, N II, rode in a steamohile
trap prettily decorated with ropes of
southern smilax draped about its
sides and bouquets of white asters.
A steamobile with decorations of
red ribbon, white Bsters and golden
rod carried Frank Casey of Keene,
N II, a I'D Miss Blanche Powers.
Harry Esselstyu of Keene and Mrs
James Steele of Wsltham, Mass, we're
the occupants of steamobile covered
with buncbes OF asparagus and knots
of blue and white ribbon.
The only locomobile surrey in line
was that belonging to Edison Lewis
of Salem, Mass, who had with him II
B Morrill,, Miss Sadie Turner and
Miss Josephine Shea. The machine
was decorated with orange bunting,
cat tails and bupches IF hydrangeas.
Mr. and Mrs W W Cheney of Athol,
Mass, were the occupants of Grout
and hydrangeas, and DR. O 4 Smith
and Mr. Ward OF Athol rode in ma.
chine of the sane make similarly
decorated.
A handsomely decorated Iocomobile
was that in which Mr. and Mrs jaeger
of Springfield, Mass, rode. 1t was
decorated with asparagus ard bouquets
of different colored asters.
II rf
ampton occupied top locomobile
The large gasoline motor carriage
of Albert G Aldrich of Boston was
covered With masses of with asters. 1t
was occupied by Mr. Aldrich and DR.
George Anderson Of this town.
Mr. and Mrs q Ullery had their
locomobile handsomely decorated with
banks of hydranReas and pink ribbon.
Mrs Ullery was dressed in pink and
carried pRrasol to match.
Mrs Fl K Brown was the only wo-
man 10 the parade to drive an auto
mohile and her decorations were eX
ceedIpgly handsome. She was acuom.
panied by Mrs p + Comstock of
brooklyn, N Y, both the ladies wear
ing purple and white gowns to match
RIBBON and asters on the machine.
handsome decorating scheme was
that used on the loconobile which
carried Mr. aud Mrs s A Smith. Gar.
lands of clsmatis and saliva hung
from the sides of the machine large
patasol similarly decorated shaded
the occupants
Purple and cardinal. the combined
colors of Williams college and DR. A ]
Miller's class at that Institution,
" ere used il the decoration of his
automobile, the wheels being filled
With ribbon of these colors. DR. Miller
was accompanied by his son Wells.
George Adams and Miss Helen
Crosby rnde 10 locomobile on which
asparagus and saliva we're used for
,he decorations. The running gear Il
he machine was trimmed with red
ibbon.
Bittersweet berries and running
zine were the decorations used on the
ocomoblle in which rode Mr. and Mrs
William II Viuton and their daugh-
er.
Charles II Smith used red peoples,
sparsgus ard bittersTeet in the dec.
ration of his machine. Mrs Smith
ccompanied h i'm dressed to match the 7
olors.
Rather out of the ordinary were the i,
Used on the locomobile
arryinR Mr. and Mrs j A Pullen and y
Oh. Red and grsen crepe paper was :,
raped about the body of the wagon
nth pretty effect, and bunches of as :.
araguS were also used. I,
Willard Cobb and his cousin, Miss =
florence Gull, rode in the former 7
1conobile which was decorated with :
ydrsngea bouquets and fsparsgrS :.
Charles II Thompson acted as chief :,
lsIShal and he was accompanied by :
ne following mounted aides James e
isk Hooker, Louis Allen, Marshall Il
Dyes, Robert Mitchell, Harry Green, p
A Stoddard of Springfield, Mass, :,
lyGe Butler and Richard Averill ~