Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1904-10-13
Bean. Carpenter.

Bean Carpe inter-.
The marriage Of DR.. Arthur Sander.
| Bean, youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. w
/ w. Bean OF Randolph, and Miss Minis
| Maude, eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ira Carpenter of Brookfield, was solemn.
lied at o'clock Monday evening in the
First ong'l church at Brookfield. in the
presence of a large assembly of the rela-
tives and friends Of the contracting par
ties.
Green was the dominant color OF the
decorations, carried out in tasteful ar
rangements of evergreen, with few potted
plants, and forming the most perfect
background for the white gowns and
bright flowers Of the bridal party Wreath
ing was festooned from the chandelier in
the center of the ceiling to the four cor
ners of the auditorium. and back OF the
pulpit was mass Of evergreen, while the
tops Of small shrub trees surmounted the
railing on either side of the platform.
White ribbon with sprigs OF evergreen
marked the pews for the members Of the
two families.
Harold Huntley Of Essex junction was
the pianist and rendered choice selections
OF bridal music before the service. The
officiating clergyman was the Rev. Fra ser
Metzger, pastor of the Christian church in
randolph, who was assisted by the Rev.
q. ". Morrow OF Burlington. The Epis-
copai marriage service was used.
The bride, who was given away by her
father, wore a beautiful gown OF white
marquise silk, the bridal attire of her most
intimate friend, Mrs. Ernest Sargent NEE
Mary Mclntyre), whose third anniversary
Tell on the day Of the present wedding
The most cordial relations have existed
from childhood between the two couples
whose engagements as well as marriages.
were Just three years apart. To add
another touch Of likeness, the gown of
the nrst wedding was chosen for the later
event by the second bride, who wore also
ven and carried bouquet of white roses.
ne maid OF honor. gowned in white
SIX muslin and carrying pink roses. was
Miss Geneva Clair Carpenter. a sister ~
the bride, and the bridesmaids, also In
white with bouquets OF beautiful Jacgue-
minot roses, were another sister, Miss ill
ian Carpenter; a cousin, Miss Bessie
Wheatley OF Melrose, Mass: DIR. Margsret
Carleton Of Keene. \. H., and Miss Louise
boehme Of Pou ghkeepsie, n. ".
The groom was attended by his best
man, Jacob Ross Of Huntington. and ne
ushers were Lewis Bean and Rev. W n
Sparhawk, brother and cousin Of DR..
Bean, George LamD Of New York and Raw
Walbridge Of Brookfield
The service at the church was followed
by reception at the home Of the brides
parents, " here elegant refreshments were
served. There was an Ella borate display 81
wedding presents, including costly articles I
In cut class, china and silver, wi b liner.
money and pictures.
Among the guests were DIT. and Mrs
George Wheeler Of Melrose. Mass. Nr
and Mrs. George Wheatley and Will
Mheatley ~ Dorchester, Mess. Mr.. and
Mrs, Ernest sargent Of Woodsville, n. n
Miss Cobleigh Of Sorthfield, Mrs. William
Gage OF y, lohnsbury, Miss Grace Allison
of Wells River, Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Mo-
row Of Burlington. Mrs. Edward Patterson
OF Bristol and Miss Alice Mcintyre. wbo /
Is IN college az Burlington
Both Of the Young people are graduates