St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-10-30

and Herbert Somers were ushers, The
bride wore gown of white batiste trim
med with Irish point lace and carried
bouquet of pink and white bride roses.
The marriage ceremony was ring SER
vice, performed by Rev. ]. K. Williams.
Mrs. Laura Palmer played Wagners
wedding march. 1t was very pretty
wedding and between 80 and 90 guests
were present That the bride is very
popular young lady is proved by the I'M
usual number and variety of presents.
| Beautiful linen in generous quantities,
pictures. cut glass, china OF all kinds, an
entire dinner set from the parents of the
bride, silver pieces without number a.
mong them chatting dish, tea kettle, tea
pot, pudding dish, two dozen solid silver
tea spoons, six large spoons, dozen
1 pearl handled silver knives from Spokane,
berry and Jelly spoons, salad forks, fruit
knives etc., pink and white handmade
kquilt containing 1900 pieces, from Mrs.
Kinney, mother of the groom, $50 in
money from different guests. Among the
guests from out of town were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
A. Kicker, Gustavus' and Edmund Taft,
from st. .Johnsbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Wright from South Ryegate, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Lackie, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lackie from Newbury, Mr.. McAllster
and sister from Wells River, Mrs. Ellen
| Ware from Coventry, DR.. and Mrs.
Elliott, Mrs. Kinney and two sons, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Kinney and Milo McLaren
and family from Barnet, Mr. and Mrs.
| Charles Choate, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Blair, Mr.. and Mrs Eben Strobridge,
Fred HASTE, James Richie, Dudley Fitz-
gerald and sister, Walter Gilfllap, Miss
Lena Graham and Miss Stella Gilhllan
| from West Barnet. The Young couple
and will be at home in Barnet after
November Is.
A House Warming.
/ There was pleasant gathering at the |
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Darling, at |
South Peacham, Friday. Their new
house was completed and their daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Phoebe Galley and Miss
Mabel Darling invited the members of
the Sixty Club and members of the w.
K. c. with their gentlemen, also their
immediate neighbors to dinner party.
Not long before this the members of
these two clubs had made quilt for
Mrs. Darling, each lady making one or
more blocks with her name in the center
About 40 were invited and good time
was the general verdict, all wishing
them much comfort in their new and
pleasant home.
Stephen D. Morse sells his 375 acre
farm at auction at Morse's Mills Dan
vile. Wednesday, Nov 6, at 10 a. m.
See adv. elsewhere.
Mrs. Charles Watts and daughter,
Mrs. Andrew Bole of Coventry, were in
town recently calling on old friends.
Alec. Somers has returned after some
weeks absence, to his sons home at
East Peacham.
Mrs. Owen Somers has been quite i'll
for several days with laryngitis, but at
present is little better.
Ed. Bailor had shock Monday morn
ing and was found unconscious in the
barn.
Miss Guy was moved Monday to the
rooms rented by Mrs. Abby Hunt in the
Williams house.
George Jewett from Vale Perkins, P.
O., visited at Mrs. E. H. Bailey's and
Miss Hands the first of the week.
The Ladies Social Circle of the Metho- !
dist church cleared $34 at the chicken :
pie supper and sale Tuesday night. The
proceeds are to be used in painting the
church.
r. H. Cooley offers for sale at auction :
on Friday, November 8, the place known
as the Taft place, together with live
stock, hay and straw.
Mrs. Lucius Brock from Barnet spent
Thursday with Mrs Sonlers at East
Peacham. b
Frank Stewart from Massachusetts
spent a few days in Peacham lately.
Mrs. Mary Taisey has gone to spend II
the winter with her son Will at Brandon. -,
< Mrs Carson from Washington, D, c., u
has bought the place near Ewells Hol-
ow of Mr.. Jervah and will move here in W
the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs Seth Haskins, Mr.. and W
Mrs. Carl Haskins, and DR.. Leon Has "
Sins from Lisbon came to Peacham last
week in automobiles and called on friends. in
Mrs. Nellie Varnum Edwards visited tt
at her fathers several days last week.
parlor meeting of the W.. T.U. g.
was held Thursday afternoon with Mrs. hi
Clara Bailey. Gentlemen came in to tea
and Mrs. Bailey's long table was well M
allied and pleasant social hour was en- G.
Dyed latter.
Dan Farrow from Harrington. Ct. is til
spending two weeks in town visiting his ev
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Millen Farrow til
and his sister, Mrs. Moore.
Grace Darling, about four years of age III
laughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Darling
lad the misfortune to fall and break one r.
arm while at play. N''N 80
The concert Thursday evening bv the Il
eastern Stars was a grand success. $50
BENG taken. AS the Academy was not Al
n a condition to be used the concert was M
siven in the Congregational church.
During the past week two deer have co
,,een Killed in town, one by Wilbur as
Tough near Fosters pond and one bv 90
grover Perkins of West Danville. near The 81
mountain schoolhouse. nc
The next entertainment in the course Of
viii be lecture by Nina Eliot Tennev mi
lov. %. av
Ora Drew's auction of cattle crons 81