St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1905-07-05
More June Weddings. Former St.
Jehnsbury Boys Are the Grooms.
Babcock Scott.

The last June wedding of the season
took place at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Scott, Wednesday evening, when
their Oldest daughter. Edna Elvira, was
united in marriage to Frederick James,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Babcock,
the double ring service being performed
by their pastor, Rev. A. Francis Walch.
About rs relatives and friends of
both parties were present, and
soon after eight O'Clock, to the
accompaniment OF the wedding
march played by Miss Caddie Hamblet,
the wedding party entered the room in
which the ceremony was performed,
which was beautifully decorated with
green, and took their places under a
green arch, Mrs. Scott, mother of the
bride, preceded Rev. Mr.. Walch, the best
man, Lindol Scott, the brides brother,
and the groom. The ushers, Fred Pierce
OF Barton, Roy Scott, brother of the
bride, and Earl Evans, formed an aisle
with white ribbons, through which tn
tered the ring bearer, Miss Phebe Scott.
sister OF the bride, who was dressed in |
white, and bore the rings on a red and |
white velvet heart, on a silver tray. She |
was followed by the bridesmaid, Miss
Alice Parkhurst, and the bride, accom-.
panied by her father. The brides gown
was OF white messaline, with a beautiful
bertha of pointe gauze lace, and she wore
a veil fastened with brides rose, and
carried bouquet OF the same flowers.
She also wore gold beads, which are fam
lily heirlooms. The bridesmaid wore pink
and carried pink roses. After the cere-
mony congratulations were extended,
and Caterer Atwood served dainty re-
freshments in the dining room, which was
Hastily trimmed with asparagus fern and
pink roses. Mrs. Fred Pierce of Barton
and Mrs. F. c. Perley served, assisted by
Misses Caddie Hamblet, Helen GRAY,
Caroline d. Higgins and Louise Tyler.
The color scheme of decoration in all the
rooms was green and pink, the doorways
being festooned and the stairway banked
With evergreen. The gifts were numer- S
BUS and beautiful, cut glass pieces pre- p
dominating The gift to the bride from ,
Ter father was check for $500, and the
N0SoNl"tee vi LuC BloOu III oOSlOn pre- ~
ented them with solid oak dining set
With leather upholstery. The gifts to G
he bridesmaid and ring bearer were y
hains and lockets; to the pianist a a.
rooch and to the ushers and best man.
CART pins. Mr.. Babcock has the man. II,
gership OF the Offices of the Derby Desk
o., with headquarters at Boston, and .,
liss Scott is most charming young l.
dy, who has many friends here. They fri
ill be followed by many good wishes to
leir new home, at II Scott street, Wo- A,
lrn, Mass, where they will be after a.
'ptember first. Among the out of town az
tests present at the wedding were Mrs. sh
hila Bean, great-grandmother OF the az
ide, Miss Jennie French, Mr.. and Mrs. g,
+. Taylor and son of Glover; Byron L, a..
-ench OF Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. MN. "a,
OFT, Mr.. and Mrs F. c. Browning, 80 -;
r. and Mrs. Fred Pierce of Barton: W.
rs M. M. Clark of Bradford; Mr.. and ~ -
rs. 5. J. Astle and son of Monroe; and W
rs. Alice B. Lampher and son OF Tilton, W,
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