Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1903-09-10
cHADwlck-FlsHER.
Nuptiais al Cabot in Which Bethel
People Are Interested.

Nuptiais at Cabot in Which Bethel
People Are Interested.
The following account of the Chad
wiekFisher marriage is taken from the
Montpelier journal report of the event.
.sThe wedding OF Miss Harriet Adele
Fisher Of Cabot and ID. Lynn Chadwick OF
Bethel at the Congregational church in
Cabot last Thursday morning was one Of
the leading social events Of many seasons
for that place. The attractive interior Of
the church had been beautifully decorated
for the occasion by friends OF the bride
and groom. The color scheme for these
decorations was green, pink and white,
ferns, pink and white astors and ever
4 green being employed in carrying 1t out.
The altar was banked with these and
directly in front and underneath which
the ceremony was performed was an
! evergreen arch and rail with green and
white marriage bell suspended from the
( center Of the arch. The pews occupied by
/ the relatives and intimate friends of the
I bride and groom were likewise decorated
with evergreens, white cut flowers and
ribbon. The time set for the ceremony
was half past ten O'Clock and at that hour
the officiating clergyman, Rev. ID. l.. Hill
lard, appeared at the chancel and the
bridal party entered at the front.
''The march to the altar was in the fol-
lowing order:-The ushers, George o.
Boyles, Pliny A. Smith, r. J. Whiteomb
and A. w. Nashburp; the bridesmaids,
Miss Mary Mhitcomb, Miss S. Lydia
Atehinson and Miss Clara Chadwick.
MISS Mary Washburn; the maid OF
honor, Miss Julia f. Fisher; the
bride on the arm Of her father. They
were met at the altar by the groom and
his best man, Charles +. Waterman. The
single ring ceremony was used and the
bride was given away by her father. NJ.
ID. Wells presided at the organ, rendering
Lohengrin when the bridal party entered
and the Mendelssohn wedding march as il
left the church. AS they passed out the
two flower girls, Carrie Spencer and
Esther Wells, strewed the way with sweet
pea blossoms.
''The brides dress was of white silk |
null with applique and chiffon trim |
mings. She wore a veil which was fas- |
tened with white sweet peas aud also car |
ried bouquet of the same flowers. The 1
maid OF honor wore a gown Of pale blue. 1
The bridesmaids gowns were white muslin |
and they carried maldenhair ferns tied /
with white ribbon
cater the ceremony the bridal party
returned to the brides home ia Lower /
Cabot village where an informal reception /
was held. The house was everywhere .
prettily and tastefully decorated with /
eyergreens and cat flowers. The decora-
lions m the reception room were largely
evergreen and sweet peas gariands being
tWlned an about with an arch IN one
corner with green and white good luck
emblem as the center piece. Evergreen
and golden glow were the chief deCora-
tons Of the sitting room while evergreen /
and nasturrums were the predominating
decorations of the dining room. Follow
ing the reception a wedding lunch was
served, after which Mr. and Mrs. Chad
wick were driven to Marshdeld, osteusibly
10 take the White Mountain express but
by clever ruse they eluded the friends
who were IN waiting at the station 10 give
hem parting shower OF rice and stopped
with friends IA Marshheld, and afterwards
look the last train out going east. Mr..
md Mrs. Chadwick viii visit several
places in New York upon their
wedding trip, chief among them the beau
iful Niagara Falls, returning TO Bethel in
about a week where they are to make
heir future home. There were many and
wedding gifts.
1.-THE bride and groom are well known
roung people and have many friends here
md elsewhere who wish them a happy
Quincy through life. Mrs Chadwick Is
/ daughter of Judge j. NJ. Fisher, one Of
he foremost men Of Cabot and held in
high esteem by his townsmen. The
groom is a highly estimated young man
md has profitable position with one OF
he leading mercantile houses In Bethel"
Bethel people viii tender hearty con-
The bride is a very popular :
eacher in the Mhtcomb school and will .
continue as such. Mr.. Chadwick has
,een trusted clerk in the store OF Brooks
Washburn for many years =