St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1904-07-13
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FulIer.Houghton.
A very pleasant event was the wedding
of Miss Carolyn Houghton and John
Harold Fuller, which took place Thurs
day evening, in the Congregational
church. The church was prettily deco
rated with evergreens, ferns and white
daisies. The three front rows of pews,
I which were reserved for the relatives,
were looped with white satin ribbon and
decorated with cut flowers. Miss Helen
Wakefield played the wedding march
from Lohengrin as the bridal party en-
tered, Mr.. Fuller coming from the vestry
with the best man and the two clergy
men, while the bride, on the arm of her
father. Silas P. Houghton, came up the
center aisle. The ceremony was per-
formed by the groom's father, Rev. ].
K. Fuller, of Windsor, assisted by Rev. ].
c. Bodwell. The best man was Edwin
Daniels and the ushers, Mr.. Fuller's
brother, Prof. Smith of Lyndon, Roy
Gage and Andrew Jackson. Miss Sadie
Houghton was the maid of honor, and
| the bridesmaids were Misses Bessie Ami
don, Alice and Bess Hutchinson and
Marion Flower. The bride was daintily
gowned in white mousseline de sole over
| tafeta silk and carried bride roses. The
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| colors and carried carnations. An infOr-
| NAL reception was held in the church
| parlor Immediately after the ceremony,
and congratulations and good wishes
| offered by the many friends OF the happy
couple. Refreshments of ice cream and
| cake were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller
| took their departure for regions I'M
known, amid a shower Of rice and con-
fetti. They will return in about three
weeks and occupy tenement in the Rug
| giles house on Charles street.
DIR. Frank Davis OF Everett, Mass, is
visiting his brother, DIR. F. 81. Davis.
His wife and daughter are stopping at
Barton, but will join him here in few
days.
| George Thompson and family have
returned from brief vacation at Fairlee.
| A. D. Paige spent Sunday at Coati-
| cook, P. O., returning with Mrs. Paige,
| who has been visiting there for about a
month.
Miss Marguerite Robinson has gone to
visit friends in Montpelier for week.
The book club held the semi-annual
meeting and auction with Mrs. H. c.
Wilson, Monday afternoon. The officers
for the ensuing year are: President, Mrs.
| Z. B. Dodge; treasurer, Mrs. H. G. Will
son; third member of book committee,
Mrs. II. w. Lyster.
There was large attendance Satur.
day at the auction of the late Isaac w
Sanborn's household goods. All the
| articles sold were in excellent condition.
and brought good prices.
Mrs. E. J. Blodgett and son Albert
Gerry are recuperating at Willoughby
Lake for few days.
Shows are very numerous nowadays
The pauline Hammond Co." occupies
Music Hall the last three nights of this
week and another company is promised
next week.
The Garside Comedy company appear.
ed here every evening last week, giving g
good selection Of plays, interspersed with
vaudeville features. Their company in
cluded some very good actors, anc
though audiences were small, all Who at
tended speak in very favorable terms O
the entertainment.
The ladies of ST. Peters Guild held E
food sale in the middle store of Stern's
block Saturday afternoon with gooc
| success.
Robert M. Fullerton, of bingham
Mass, special agent of the Norwich
Union Fire Insurance Co., of London
Eng, was in town last week, and ap
pointed Messrs. Campbell & Blodget-
agents for his company, adding ano the
to their already good line of companies
Cecil Burns and Clayton Fisher ar
both suffe ring from severe burns in tn
face as the result of Fourth OF July acci
dents.
@. J. Quimby is rebuilding one of hi
sta bles into house tor himself, and vii
rent his own house.
Eugene Libby has returned from Bos
ton.
/ Charles Parker has finished work at St
Johnsbury and is now working in E. ]
Blodgett's repair shop.
Forpaugh Circus at St. Johnsbury Jul.
3Oth. The round trip via the Boston s
Maine Railroad from here including ad
mission to the circus is 80 cents.
The council to dismiss Rev. ]. c. Bod
well was held at the Congregations
church yesterday. Rev. DR.. c. II. Mer
? rill OF St Johnsbury was chosen modera
t tor and Rev. E. E. Grant of St. Johns
bury East was scribe. The proceeding
, | of the church were reviewed, their actio
r was endorsed and the pastor was dis
: missed after passing the usual resoir
| tions.