Semi-weekly Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1897-1901, 1901-09-28


a unique feature as the United
States mail delivery wagon of Lette
Carrier S W Knight which wal
trimmed with red, White and blu,
bunting and drawn by white horse
Miss Florence Knight and Miss Agne.
Whitney, both gowned IN white, rod,
in the vehicle.
Miss Marjorie Balestier in her pony
cart made a fetchicg appearance with
her decorations Of hemlock and sun
flowers.
William Kane drove donkey
hitched to dog cart decorated witt
red, yellow and blue bunting anc
vegetables. He was dressed in Revc.
luionary costume.
up by Allan McGillivray aud Gertrude
Hunt dressed in white with red trim
mirgs, drawing diDinutive ca't
decorated with saliva and asparagus
in which was little Violet McGilli-
vray.
James Fisk Hooker and Marshall
Noy es headed the division of decorat-
ed coaches.
The striking combination of auto
mobile red and white was used With
effect in tbs decoration of the coach
of the Wsntastiquet golf club Fes-
icons Of bunting of the colors vera
draped about the sides and rear of the
coach. The four leaf clover, the club s
emblem, was prominent in the decoa-
tions. The clach was drawn by four
black horses ciparisoned in ret and
the clubs members who rode wore red
golf suits. They we're Miss Rena
Hall, MISS Hortense Hall, Mrs Marga-
ret Gatty, Miss Ruth Childs, Mrs j g
Estey, Mrs II II Crosby, Mrs j L
Morse, Miss Amy Hines, Miss
Evelyn Mauley and Col ard Mrs C a
NJ lies and Appleton Miles.
Pure white was the predominatirg
color in the decoration of coach.
which might truthfully have been
named Winter. =" The body of this We
hiclc was covered with white bunting
With border of cotton representing
snoS and over all the background were
strewn sprigs of holly. The wheels
were in the form of white rosettes.
The young women who rode we're at
tired in white with imitation muffs
and furs, and at intervals along the
line CT march pelted the onlookers
with cotton snowballs. They were
Mrs Louise Hackley, Miss Alice
Mandel, Miss Mary Croker, Miss Ger
trude Croker, Miss Amy Jones, NJ iss
Alice Waterman, Mis-. Elizabeth
White, Miss Minnie Merrill, Miss
Edith Estabroos, Miss Ethel Water
man, Miss Dora Mitchell, Miss Mar
garet Tucker, Miss henrietta Webster
and Miss Alice Cummings Of Fitch
burg, Mass.
Alternating stripes of yellow and
white festoons aod rosettes of botn
colors gave fetching appearance to
the couch. which carried Margaret
Martin, Ethel Randall, Elizabeth
Marshall, May Goonhue, Hazel Rob
erts of Hiusdale, Marie Whitman of
Keene, Zeta Weld, Florence Putnam,
Charlotte Barrett, Edwina Whitney.
Louise Davenport and Edith Stearns.
The girls wore white shirt waists,
yellow jackets and yellow hats. The
wheels of this coach were filled with |
yellow with white centers and it was
drawn by four horses trimmed to
match.
Elaborate would fittirgly described
the high school teachers ard their
IL SNcI a ~EIlS was
trained quantities CT smilax while
amorg the vines we're large numbers
Of carpations, nearly 1000 of these
flowers being used. The coach was
drawn by four white horses, and the
occupants wors white picture hats
With red carnations and red
stocks. They were Miss Mary D Hen
shaw and her mother. Mrs Henshaw
Of Amherst, Mass, Miss Julia Patton,
Miss Mary Crowell Miss Esther
Croxell, Miss Oli9e Shumway, Mrs
James P Elmer, Miss Emma Wardle,
Miss Ethel Goodale, Miss Mary Cor
Ion and Mrs H X Whitaker
Uncle Sam ln the person of Harry
Smith of Bellows Falls led the Saint
Mary's drum corps Of l6 pieces, from
Falls, wh hichcame at the head of the
ioats.
The first Of these was the elaborate
'restion of the Odd Fellows which
vas symbolicnl of friendship. The
of the float was covered
With emblems of the order and num-
,er of me nbers wearing the parapher-
alia of the society were seated upon
t as nearly as possible in the posi-
ions taken when degrees are con