St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-07-09
WEDDINGS.
Renlick-Weber.

RemicL-Weber.
There was very pretty wedding at
the home of Mrs. Louise Weber, on
Spruce street, Wednesday evening, when
her daughter M. Louise, was united in
marriage with Harry E. Remick, by Rev.
Edward M. Chapman, of the North
church.. The ceremony took place at
8 80 in the presence of 80 relatives and
near friends. The groom's sister, Miss
Ruby Remick, and Miss Josephine NJ.
Weber acted as bridesmaids, and Miss
Rose L. Weber was maid of honor. The
| bride wore a gown of white mousselin de
sole and carried BRIDES roses. Her at
tendants were also dressed in white. She
was given away by her brother-in-law,
c. Edward Waite. The house decora-
tions were of ferns and daisies, the
bridal couple standing under beautiful
arch of the same. The wedding gifts
were numerous and valuable, including
china, silver, linen, etc. Mr.. and Mrs.
Remick took a carriage drive through
| the White Mountains tor wedding trip,
and commenced housekeeping Monday
at A Caledonia street. The bride has
been a successful school teacher for sew
eral years and is we'll known in various
Vermont towns, and both have many
friends who will extend heartiest con-
gratulatlons.
RaII-Drew.
Edward Kimball Hall, we'll remem-
bered here as a popular member of the
class of '88 St. J. A., Dartmouth '92,
was united in marrige with Miss Sally
Maynard Drew, daughter of Irving w.
Drew, of Lancaster, in the Episcopal
church in that place on the evening OF
July /. The ceremony was performed by
the rector, Rev. Marcus II. Carroll, in
the presence Of about 100 guests. The
bridesmaid of honor was Miss
Helen Ball, of Waverly, and her brides
maids, Miss Christine Romare, of Allan
ia, Ca, he groom's sister, Miss Mary
S. Hall of Shelburne Falls, Me, Miss
Florence E. Goodwin of Boston, Miss
Bessie Burns of Bridgeport, Conn, and
Miss Florence M. Aldrich OF Littleton.
The best man was DR.. William Emerson
of Boston, and the ushers were: Pitt l..
Drew, Neil B. Drew, F. c. Bassett OF
Boston, William G. Stoughton of New
York and DR.. c. S. Little, of Waverly.
Mr.. Hall is now a sucCessuful Boston
lawyer, and they will reside on Grove
Hill Ave, Newtonville.
PriOr.Nash.
Perey Albert Prior, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Prior of Maiden, Mass, for
merlv a well-known resident of this
place, was married to Miss Cora Ade-
laide Nash, of Maiden, in the Faulkner
Methodist church, in that city, on the
evening of June 80. About 300 wit
messed the ceremony which was per-
formed by Rev. Raymond P. Walker, OF
Dedham, assisted by Rev. Frank P. Col
lier, pastor of the church. The bridal
party consisted of the bride, on the arm
of her father, two flower girls, Haze
Prior Owen, of Melrose, and Alva Mabe
Chisholm, Of Maiden, and the ushers
Arthur L. Prior, of Graniteville, William
E. Hyslip, of Maiden, Elwin W. Owen, o
Melrose, Frederick L. Bishop, OF Peoria
H., and William ]. Saywood, OF New
York city. Robert B. Morton, of New
York, acted as best man. After the cere
mony the bride and groom received theiI
friends in the church vestry. They viii
reside in New York where the groom /:
in business.
CPnne-MaiIe.
Announcements have been received o
the marriage of Sarah Blanche, daughte
of Rev. and Mrs. John L. Male, OF Nor
ton, Mass, and Mendell Winthrop
Crane, which occurred at Norton, July l
The groom is well remembered here as
member of st. J. A. 90, and is membe
of the executive board of the Bostol
Alumni association.