News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1904-07-06
Scribner-CheItra.
The following is taken from the
Bath. Me. Times of O. rncnnt dntn

The following is taken from the
Bath, Me-, Times of recent date
One OF the SWEETEST home weddings ever hello
~ Bath occurred last evening at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cheltra on High street
when their daughter, Emma A. Cheitra, was
married to Fred G. Scrbner.
| onortIy after seven O'Clock the wedding
guests began to arrive and until eight o CLOCK,
the time set for the wedding to occur they
gathered IN the different rooms and admired
/ the beautiful decorations and the hundreds OF
presents displayed
The parlor in the southeast corner was the
room where the young people we're made man
Gud Wlie and the decorations we're superb
me south bay window was converted into an
! aicl ny tasteful arrangements Of ferns and
daisies, the whole making very pretty effect.
me oJhef decorations consisted OF palms and
| aH descriptions Of white flowers The cOlOrs,
green and white set off the surroundings so
IhaG the room was a charming recess,
Lue north room was utilized to display the
wedding presents and they occupied tab .es on
| every SIDE of the apartment. There we're over
Uhree hundred presents and among them was
| considerable cut glass and china ware
Inc dining room was blaze of beauty with
Its decorations of Jack roses. The den off the
dlnlng room contained ferns, daisies and cut
flowers
At eight O'Clock Gaudreau's orchestra be-
gan playing the wedding march and the focus
OF over one hundred pairs of eyes was the
open doorway leading to the front hall
through which the bridal procession would
nave to pass to enter the room.
shortly the bridal party appeared led by
Leroy Black, best man, and the groom. i Oh
lowing them came little Arthur Pieif!sr Of Ma
tlck, Mass, cousin of the bride, who carried
The ring used in the ceremony. After the
ring bearer came little Doris Dyer, daughter
al Mr. and 70 1f pnrtla,,l
who was officiating as flower girl. Miss
Minnie Neuschafer of Waban, Mass, the maid
OF honor, followed attired in white crepe de
chine. She preceded the bride and her father,
who came last.
Inc brides dress was q creation OF white
lace with chiffon trimmings and a wonderful
example OF the dressm ker's art. She wore Il
bridal veil OF white tulle and carried q boU-
queG OF white bride s roses. She wore beau
tlill pin OF diamonds and pearls, a gift OF the
groom.
The party proceeded to the bridal arch,
where they were met by Rev. O. W. Folsom
OF the Winter street church, who performed
the Episcopal ring service.
Alter the ceremony the newly married
couple were shOwered with best wishes by the
guests, who witnessed the ceremony, aud
from o;3O to ten O'Clock, during the reception
neld, they received several hundred guests .
Mr.. and Mrs. Scribner were assisted in receiV-
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Cassius Scribner from
stowe, w., parents of the groom, and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Cheltra, parents OF the bride
The ushers were D. l.. Black, Charles h. Pot
| ter, Clifford Spinney, Charles W. Clifford, Jr,
and Roscoe True.
In the den Misses Elizabeth Cahill and
Noble Palmer supplied the guests with fruit
punch and Caterer U Brien and corps of as
| slstants served salads, ices, etc IN the dining
room.
MI. and Mrs. Scribner left on the midnight
train for wedding "trip through MussHchu-
seGts to New DIRK, and on their return will re-
SIDE with the bSlde's parents at 1872 Higu
street. The send off at the station was one
OF the features of the evening and two score
OF their friends made things lively until the
train departed, while a party accompanied
them to brunswick and assisted them ABOARD
| the Boston Express.
MIR. Scribner is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Cassus Scribner OF stowe, Vt and has made
Bath his residence several years, during which
he has made hundreds OF friends. He is presl.
dent of the Colonial club and is very popular
with the members.
Mrs. Scrlbner Is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cheltra and one OF Bath + bellies,
who has a large circle of friends. She is
graduate OF the Bath High School class OF
1898.
the wedding already mentioned were Mrs.
Martin Aeinlein, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank pfeiffer,
Mrs. William Randall and Miss Rose Helnlein
of Natick, Mass, Mrs. Fred Neuchafer OF
Waban, Mass. Mrs. N. II. Mattson and son.
Vernon or Newton, Mass, Mrs. Louise john
son OF Moreerter, Mass, and Roscoe True OF
Anhnrn