St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1909-06-30
June Weddings.
smith-MattOcks.

, Francis Smith of White River
J' zion and Miss Cornelia Trull Mat
Jur u. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
= c0t Mattocks of Lyndon were united in
. Carriage at the Congregational church
Una rrndon last week Tuesday even
a.. IN the presence of a large number
lI' r.latiyes and friends, Rev. w. c.
C,..t Reforming the ring ceremony.
r w. church was beautifully decorated
-. ;+h mountain laurel and white peonies.
w. w. columns of green across the pulpit
Sh 1 aU festoons of green and with
suP i.os Of beautiful ferns formed back
na amnd White peonies and laurel were
g IoaaJ On the arm of each pew in the
cFI ~ aight o'clock the bridal party enter
j a. tbe church to the strains of Lohen-
su us tI wedding march played by Miss
gIIn Brownell of Schenectady, N. Y.
Tsa nsbers, W. S. Mattocks, brother of
1 ln' bride, and Halsey Edgerton OF Han
a u, n H., a college friend of the groom,
o",sceded the flower girls, who were
Rl;1abeth Hubbard of Schenectady, N.
Y T''- and Helen Steele of St. Johnsbury.
1 H. Wv were dressed in pink and white
a md carried baskets of pink and white
aowers. They were followed by the
maid Of honor, Miss Beulah Brownell OF
TTa p+ Mass, who was dressed in
ink satin and carried pink roses. The
bbrde accompanied by her father, came
ost She was dressed liz white lace over
, nlsssaline, wore a veil caught with
nranpe blossoms and carried white bride
rosps They were met at the altar by
the Groom and best man, Andrew Jack
,on of Rochester, N. H. At the close of
tHe ceremony Mrs. Ira Brownell of Sche-
rectadv, N. Y, sang 20 Perfect Love"
BY Homer Norris.
An Informal reception was held follow
mo the service at the church and a
RECEPTION was given at the home of the
bride, later, at which only relatives and
immediate friends were present. The
house was beautifully decorated with
red and green. Refreshments of ice
cream cake and coffee were served by
Young friends of the bride and groom.
There was a profusion OF handsome
presents, including cut glass, solid silver,
costly bric.a-brac. The couple left dur
Ing the evening amid showers of rice and
confetti. They will be at home at %
Spring street, St. Johnsbury, after Sep
TENDER 18th. The groom is a graduate
Of Dartmouth College, and has been an
instructor in science at st. Johnsbury
Academy for the past two years. The
bride is a graduate of Mortified Sem
mary, East North6eld, Mass, and with
tie exception of the past few years has
lived at Lyndon. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
have host of friends who wish them
success and happiness in the years to
come
Those from out OF town to attend the
wedding were Mrs. Ira Brownell and
Eleanor Brownell of Schenectady, n.
" Miss Beulah Brownell. Cambridge,
Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Smith and
daughter Anne of White River Junction;
Miss Eva Smith, Montpelier; Andrew
Jackson, Rochester, N. H.; Halsey Ed
gerton, Hanover, N. H.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hubbard and w. S. Mattocks Of
Schenectady, N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
H. Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Wood,
Mr., and Mrs. Chauncey Adams, Miss
Ekanor Doran. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
W Steele and family, Miss Della |. Griffin
md Mr. and Mrs. Homer E. Smith of St.
bhnsbury.