St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-09-11
Concord.
Wedding at Green Mountain Hall.

On Wednesday, Sept +, Green Mou,
tain Hall opened its hospitable doors t
welcome relatives and friends to til
wedding of Miss Cleona, daughter {
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Tatro of Chicago
and Or. Hugh H. Miltimore of SCOTS
more, P. O. One of the most beautiful
homes in this part Of the state, the ricl
and soft coloring OF the rooms formed al
admirable background for the simpl
and impressive ceremony. The hohs
was beautifully decorated with hOwer
and vines, the arrangement of them il
the parIor being especially lovely. TIL,
ceremony took place at high noon
While the wedding march was being
softly played by Mrs. Chancey Miltimort
the bridal party came down the broad
staircase into the library. Then the
doors between the library and parlor
were drawn back by Masters Claude
Miltimore and ivan Tatro and the
groom, escorted by his best man, DR..
Arthur Chapman, entered and stood
under the arch of flowers to await the
bride. Presently she appeared, looking
very lovely in her filmy pink wedding
gown. She was attended by her brides
maid, Miss Helen Emery. The brides
dress was pink embroidered chiffon and
she carried boquet of bride roses and
fern. The bridesmaid wore pink silk and
her boquest was of pink roses.
Rev. E. E. Grant of St. Johnsbury East
performed the ceremony with an earnest
ness and dignity in keeping with the joy
full vet solemn occasion. The double ring
service was used. Very sincere congratu-
lations followed, for every one present
had personal regard and affection for
the bride and groom. All united in
wishing them a long and happy life
together. The company then went to
the dining room where a dainty luncheon
was served. The bride cut the cake
amidst the merry jests of her friends.
When she left the room she threw her
boquet among the company and her
bridesmaid was the fortunate one to
catch it. Shortly afterward the groom
disappeared. No one gave especial
thought to the absence of the bridal pair
or it was supposed they could not reach
the station without the aid of a family
team. Suddenly some one shouted,
They have gone" and every one rushed !
TO the veranda only to see them waving
their handkerchief as they were whirled |
Town the hill in an automobile going at
1 furious rate. They were commanded
md implored to come back for minute,
)ut they were quite too bright to do |
hat. Not one grain of rice had fallen |
lpon them, not an old shoe had been
brown after them, in spite of the well |
aid plans OF four older brothers, aided |
y the rest of the party. The quick wit |
II the bride and groom, with the help of
n automobile and an eminent physician
f the neighborhood, had proved more
han match for the Others.
The bride is lovely in person and
haracter, and her sweet. unselfsh dis
osition has made her Joy in her home
nd to her friends. She is highly accom-
lished and her gift for music has been
arefully cultivated under the best
masters. She received the degree of
'octor of Music from the Chicago
1usical College She has always gladly
sed her talent to entertain her friends
nd help on worthy causes.
The groom comes from an old and
ighly respected Canadian family and is
young man of sterling worth, with
very prospect of "a future of honor and
sefulness. He was graduated from the
ledical School of Burlington University
Ist June. After a short wedding Journey
r. and Mrs. Miltimore will have their
ONE in Chicago, where he has fine
osltion as surgeon.
There were f111nu haa,ttif,,1 I;a,, |
tits. They consisted for the most part
cut glass, silver, linen and fine china.
generous check came from the father
the bride. The bridesmaid received a
andsome ring, the best man a scarf pin,
nd the groom presented the bride with
n exquisite tortoise shell comb, studded
18th amethysts and brilliants.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. E. S.
fillmore. ]. Clifton Miltimore of SCOTS
ore, P. O., Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur E.
liltimore of Cranky, P. O., Mr.. and
Irs. Miles A. Miltimore and son Lyn-
rd, of Sweetsburg, P O., Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Miltimore of Portland, Me-, Mrs.
can Pettis of Montreal, Mrs. Emma B.
odge of Bonny Eagle, Me-, Gerald M.
odge of Brookline, Mass, Mrs. Z. H.
azin, Mrs. Alice Richards of Concord,
Iiss Helen B. Emery of Biddeford, Me-,
r. Arthur Chapman of Crown Point,
. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Ramage
Boston, Miss Marion Ramage of
rovidence, r. l., Mrs. B. F. Rollins, Mr..
nd Mrs ]. w. Scott and daughter
ugenia, Mrs. Annette Ramsay and
liss Gertrude Ramsay of St. Johnsbury,
lisses Nellie and Jennie Ranney and
liss Geneveive Sergeant OF Concord. A
cry kind congratulatory letter was
,ceived from Dean Pettis, brother of the
who owing to pressing
usiness engagements was unable to
ttend.
The friends of the bride and groom in
lis vicinity are glad to know that each
'currng summer will bring them back !
the home, of which they are so fond,
nd whose gracious hospitality makes
a center OF good cheer.
Miss Ada Harvey of Whitefeld and
liss Eta Harvey of st. Johnsbury