St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-09-03
AT DANVILLE.
Goss.Nnttine Wedding.

anu LtOHdIu GOSS Oh Mdlutn, were
united in marriage by the bride spastor
Rev. George II. Cummings.
While the guests assembled a short
musical program as olows was render
ed Miss Margaret Gorham of St. Johns
bury assisted by Miss B. Luce Of
New Orleans, violinist.
Wedding Song, Henry Parker
Swedish Wedding Marches
Conozetta Marshall
In Paradisum, Dubois
Wedding Procession. Festal Play and
Bridal March from Lohengrin, Wagner
lust previous to the wedding march
Mrs. Hooker of Boston sang with
Verdure Clad" from Hadyn's Creation
and then the ushers stretched white
ribbons along the aisles.
The ushers, Marshall Stocker, John
Williams, Lewis Fisher and Gilman
Howe led the brida1 party. The brides
maids were Misses. Leila Morse and Sadie
Batchelder and Miss Frances Newell and
Helen Hall. They were gownd in
white and carried maiden hair ferns.
Miss Edith Ranney, maid OF honor
wore white silk muslin and carried
bouquet of sweet peas.
Florinda Hardy and Susie Wilson scat
tered flowers along the way and the
bride entered with her father. She looked
very pretty in a gown of white panel de
sole silk, with applique trimmings and a
veil. She carried bride roses
Mr., Goss and his best man, John Pufer
OF St. Johnsbury. met the party at the
altar. The bride was given away by
her father. Miss Gorham played Men
delssohn's wedding march tor the recess
sional and reception was held in the
church parlor Immediately after the cere-
mony. Refreshments of sandwiches,
cake and lemonade were served, and the
guests received wedding cake. The best
wishes OF many friends are theirs for
happy and prosperous married lie.
The auditorium of the church was
tastetully trimmed with goIdenrod and
evergreen and the altar was banked
with green and white. The parlor was
decorated with greens and sweet peas
and Mr.. and Mrs. Goss received under
an arch OF sweet peas. The wedding |
quits were numerous and beautiful. |
Among the guests from out OF town
were Dorcas and Florence Tudkns of
Passumpslc; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ohm
stead, Mrs. Frank Goss and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. K. Hill, of Greensboro; Fav
Goss of Rochester, N. Y; Mr.. and
Mrs, Russell Hoyt, Miss Ruth Hoyt, and
Charles Randall of Barnet; Mrs. James
Miss Anna BatcheIder, Mrs.
Alfred Guild and John Puffcr, of St. Iohns
bury.
The remains Of Mrs. Rachel Walker of
Lowell, Mass, were brought here and |
her funeral was held at the Methodist
church Wednesday of last week. Mrs. |
Walkers maiden name was Rollins and |
she was native Of DanviIle. Her son. |
Eddie Walker and wife of Lowell, and |
Mrs. Frank Rollins of st. Tohnsburv
were present at the funeral
The remains of Mrs. Cornelius Gale.
ormer resident of this town, were
brought here from Hardwick, Tuesday.
Mrs. Gale will be remembered as a sister
If the late Patrick Cunningham and
ormer resident of Danvile.
There was large attendance at the
picnic at Joe's Pond, Thursday under
he auspices OF the Congregational Sun
lay school. The day was fine and con-
were provided so that all who
wished could attend. Row boats were
1t the disposal of the company for all
lay and IN the afternoon free ride was
Enjoyed by large number on DR.. AL.
1rich's steamer, Mnneola.
Miss Anna M. Cummings of yelling
ton, Cape Colony, will speak in the Con.
church, Sunday evening at
7.1o. She has spent the past five years
in South Africa and is closely connected
with the educational work in which Rev
Andrew Murray is deeply interested.
She is unable to speak in manv nlaces
during her visit here this time as her va
cation is short, but makes an exception
in favor OF this town, as she is to spend
a few days with her brother, Rev. George
H. Cummings. There will be special |
music, including a solo by Miss Whittier
of Boston.
The schools about town nearly all
commenced Sept. l. B. E. Goodnough
of Barton Landing and Miss Ella Page
are teachers at the Academy; Miss Cassie
Boyce OF Hardwick in the Kittredge
neighborhood, and Miss Emma Stevens
on the Hill
Bliss N. Davis, who has been spending
his vacation with his aunts. Mrs. Lucy
Moore and Miss Emily Davis, has re-
turned to Washington, D. c.
Miss Mabel Macdonald of Harvard
University is spending a two weeks va.
cation with her sister, Mrs. Swanson, at
the home of Frank Crane.
Mrs. Ella Laird of Hardwick has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Crane.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Dole, Mr.. and Mrs
N, A, Dole, and Mark Wheeler went to
Montpelier, Friday, to see President
Roosevelt, and Marshall Stocker had the
honor to be selected as one of the aids
and TO have position on the platform
with the presidential party.
Earl Hodgdon of Sheffield is visiting
his uncle, George Hodgdon.
Mrs A. w. D. Aver has returned from
a weeks visit in Kearsage, N. II.
Mrs. Frank Rollins Of st. Iohnsbury
has been spending the week at Henry
Peck's.
Miss Edith Brewster Of Portsmouth is
stopping at Miss Willamette Preston's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stocker have
been visiting at Littleton
Miss Kate Currier has been visiting
Mrs Elsie Merrill at Peacbam