St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-01-03
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Married at 2 p M, Dec. &c, at Il
are home of the brides father, Jcbabo
i've Rowe, DR.. Lawre Morrison of Burlins
ton and Miss Fanny Rowe OF East Peaci
III am. The paror PRETTY decorated, wa
darkened and the lamps lighted. Th
young couple stood under a bell @
nc flowers. The bride was dressed in w hit
ia and wore veil and the double ring ser
u vice was performed by Rev. Edward
French OF Lyndon. Miss Eliza Adam:
was bridesmaid, and DR.. Spear, formerly
Ia OF burlington, best man. Miss Laura
is Rowe, the brides young sister, was
flower girl and carried basket OF carna.
e. tons. Guy Rowe and Luther Bayley,
wearing their Norwich University uni
n forms, were ushers. After the ceremony
l. sand wiches, cake and coffee were served
IN the dining room by Miss Elsie Choate,
MISS Louisa Bayley and Miss Eva Law.
: renee. The gifts were very numerous,
consisting OF table linen, cut glass, china,
gold and silver. much OF the latter being
, solid. Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison lett town
that afternoon. Their many friends ex.
tend congratulations.
Col. 6. B. M. Harvey was in town over
Sunday.
School at the Academy opened Tues.
day..
Emerald Glidden has been in town the
past week. He is in school at Mont
pelier.
Miss Eunice Hunt has gone back to
the sanltarium at Concord, N. H.
Bessie Gray from North Montpelier
spent the past week with her mother at
Mountain View House.
Mrs. Rose Kicker Crown and daughter
CalIsta from Woodsvile, has been spend
ing few days with friends in town.
Miss Julia Mclaughlin from South
Peacham has improved in health so
much that she has returned to Burlng.
ton, where she will serve as nurse,
having been prepared for the work in the
Mary Fletcher Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Pollard have moved
into part of Mrs. Ella Choate's little
house by the church.
Mrs. F. Fl. Varnum has been i'll with
pneumonia during the past week. Mrs.
Eliza Renfrew has been ill with brou.
hits, but is gaining.
Miss Annie Williams has gone to Low. G
ILL., Mass, to visit her sister, Mrs. John.
on. II
Mrs. Clara Bailey spent Christmas y
With Mrs. Farnum at Lyndon. "
Miss Ida Bailey, who is teaching at 81
.ewksbury, Mass, is spending her yaca. II
ion with Mrs. Clara Bailey. Sc
Cards have been received from Mr.. and CT
1rs. Benz amin from Newport, N. H.. ra
nnounclng the marriage of their daugh. Ell
er Ethel to Arthur K. Sannot, the 25tb OF
December. Miss Benjamin was for W
eVeral years student at our academy, re-
oardng at her grandfather's, L. R. Var. ca
um. bu
Souvenir copies of the celebration of nl'
lark Twain's 10th birthday have been ne
distributed by one of Peach. ou
ms former citizens, Col. G. B. M. Har. syl
~, who gave a dinner in celebration ,
ereoi at Delmonico's on the evening of - =
&C. o. More than 100 guests, noted W. We
r their wit and wisdom, were enter. IL
ined at this dinner and those who n
ere so fortunate as to receive these to
pies enjoyed the bright speeches and L
cellent likere,ses of so many noted tor
IN and women, and take special pride n
the success OF their former townsman. bur
he members of the Sixty Club are Mr.
7ited to meet with Mrs. !. c. Gracy, a
ursday. Dinner will be served. urd
Mss Mabel Darling has been caring or
Mrs. r. ID. Varnum for several DAYS N
IS Jennett Varnum is expected from mo
aeon. Ca, the first OF this week. tnr,
1iss Elsie Choate has been i'll for
eral days.
diss Sadie Woodbury. from Revere. Z
lss., and her friend, Miss Starrit from NED
elsea, Mass. are snend;no not sc pins
If vacation with the Misses Bickford. WIN
Or. and Mrs. Moses Craig from St. 49, I,
nsbury are visiting Mrs. Craie's tha;
Their, Mrs. Currier and sister. Mrs, s sae.
aries EMERSON. ''ao
ebert Hunter from the western part boz
British America is visiting friends in w -.
IN. M
he Christmas Cantata Monday even. Is "
under the supervision OF Mrs. Ellen
Gray was enjoyed by full house. lie
especially pretty feature was a good ate
ut song by four little girls in their gom
1T robes, each holding her fayorite Ar
=. Santa Claus, Dwight Stoddard. resid
ormed his part greatly to the amuse. an a
t OF the audience, and the grief OF trip
mas Guthrie, who got only a bundle recer
TICKS IN his stocking, was so we'll
1ed as to seem real. The tree was
led with presents and many children RI
e made happy. the |