Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1901-10-17
A Pretty october WeadIna.

Rarely has prettier wedding been cele-
brated here than the one at ST. John
church last Thursday evening when Miss
Mary Louise, elder daughter OF Mrs.
Rosabel Mcintyre, became the wife OF Mr..
| Ernest Albert Sargent of Bethel.
The church. which was filled with guests,
had been artistically decorated by the
young lady friends OF the bride, the color
scheme being green and white. The rail-
/ ing enclosing the chancel was removed and
the platform covered with white, surround
ed with palms and foliage.
While the guests were being seated by
the ushers, Mr.. James Bradford Mcintyre,
brother Of the bride, DR.. II. b. Mcintyre,
her cousin, and Mr.. John III. Dubois, all
OF this place, and Mr.. Lynn Chadwick of
Bethel Miss Mary Lamson rendered sew
eral pleasing piano selections.
At Just eight o'clock. to the strains of
the bridal chorus from Lohengrin, the
wedding party entered the church, the
bride on the arm OF her mother, who gave
her away. They were preceded down the
aisle by the ushers and maid Of honor.
The bride was attired in a gown OF white
marquise silk, made en- traine and elabo-
rately tucked. with handsome lace coli
larette as trimming. She wore a veil.
Mrs. Mcintyre wore her own wedding
gown, a grey silk poplin. with trimming OF
applique and black velvet and front of
white shirred chiffon. Miss Alice Char
lotte Mcintyre, sister OF the bride, was
maid Of honor. Her dress was OF white
organdie trimmed with lace and insertion
and she carried a bouquet Of American
Beauty roses.
They were met at the altar by the groom.
his best man. Mr.. George W. Gilman of
White River Junction, and the officiating
clergyman, Rev. Homer White, who per-
formed the impressive Episcopal marriage
service with ring.
During the ceremony Miss Lamson play
ed softly and as the bridal party left the al
tar Mendelssohn's wedding march was rem
dered.
An informal reception at the home of
the brides mother on South Pleasant
street followed Immediately. about 100
guests rendering congratulations and best
wishes TO Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent, who were
assisted in receiving by the brides mother
and sister, the best man and the groom's
father and sisters.
An unusually large array of wedding
gifts was admired BY the guests. including
a handsome desk, buffet well filled with
cut glass, hand painted china, silverware,
linen. vases, doilies, ETC., also quite a sum
in gold and an order for $50 from the
Alaska Commercial company. with whom
the brides father, the late Benjamin c.
Mcintyre, held prominent position.
While refreshments of ice cream and
cake were being served the bride and
groom prepared for a quiet departure,
a liberal shower of rice which
had been prepared for them.
They went to Boston next day to spend |
a week or more before going to Bethel. /
where they win be at home to their many /
friends after Nov. LIST.
Mr.. Sargent has been for some time |
with the firm Of Brooks & Washburn /
" here he is the efficient head clerk.
Mrs. Sargent is one of Randolph's most |
popular young ladies and the best wishes /
Of the community will follow the deserv- /
ing couple in their welded life.
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