St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-09-07
PeaCham.
Jennie Chapman and Edwin Harvey United
In Marriage.-L0cals.


Jennie Chapman and Edwin Harvey United
in Marrtage.-Locals.
Wedding bells rang merrilv at William
Chapman's last Thursday evening at
eight o'clock when their daughter, Jen-
ME, was united in marriage to Edwin
Harvey also of Peacham. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Hawk, pas
tor at Barnet Center, in the presence of
about 40 relatives and friends. The
bride was lovely in dress of white net
over silk and wore a veil. After the
ceremony dainty refreshments Of cake
and ice cream were served from tables
spread in the dining room. The wedding
cake wrapped in white paper was laid at
each plate. While the guests were seat
ed at the tables, the bride quietly slipped
away followed few minutes later by
the groom to where a team was await
ing them, thus GLIDING the shower of rice
and confetti awaiting them. They are
spending their honeymoon on a camp
ing trip to Enrol, Maine, where they will
be absent two weeks. Later they will
reside on the home place of the groom.
The presents were numerous and beau
tiful, including silver, linen, glass, bed
spread, towels and pair of geese feath-
er pillows from the brides grandmother
Somers and a $40 gold piece from Daniel
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guests from out of town were Walter
Phelps and family, Mr.. Goodenough and
family and Daniel Harvey and family of
Barnet. Both Mr.. Harvey and his bride
are popular young people in town and
all are glad that Peacham will continue
to be their home.
Louise Blanchard is home from Cam
bridge, Mass, for two weeks, after
which she will return to school.
J. N. Sargent. who has been in a hos
pital in Boston. returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Sargent were
visitors in town last week on their way
from the Adirondacks to their home at
Washington, D. c., and left here Tues
day. Family reunions have been held
the past week at Martin Hidden's, Mrs.
F. E. Palmer's and ]. N. Sargent's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hartman of St.
Johnsbury were in town Sunday, coming
by auto. Francis Walker, who has been
at the Mountain View House, returned
home with them, also Mrs. Kate Hutch
inson.
Mrs. Charles Cambridge and two
children of Swanton, who have been Wis
iting at Jacob Trussel's, returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. John Williams and daughter, who
have been boarding for some time at the
Mountain View, left for their home at
Meriden, Conn, Monday.
Miss Ellen EMERSON is spending a few
days at Manchester, N. H., the guest of
Miss Ruth Miller.
Fred Taylor and family moved to Wal
den, Thursday, where he has work for
three years numbering.
John Stevenson of Barnet is stopping
at Albert Peaks.
Miss Ellen Mackay of Jacksonville Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Sherman WEIGH, last
wee k.
Albert Peak and son, Arthur were at
st. Johnsbury, Sunday, to see Mrs. Peak.
who has been very i'll at Brightlook hos
pital the past few days.
Miss Rubie Wilson was home from her
school at Walden, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Carlos Page of Groton
visited Mrs. Phoebe Young, Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilson visited al
Newton WhitehilPs one day last week.
Mrs Ramsey was at William Ramsey.
in Barnet last week while Mr. and Mrs
Ramsey were at Sherbrooke fair.
NJ. M Wheeler was at st. Tohnsbury
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Clark visited a.
GKduk aAuSWOIt III > III OaAfHlG, 4uuIS
day.
Benjamin Bickford of Oklahoma
arrived at Charles Kinerson's, Saturday
His mother, Mrs. Eliza Bickford, VIII,
has been here several weeks and who ha
been visiting in Greensboro, is also a
MIR. Kinerson's.
The Relief Corps and Grand Army wi
meet Saturday, Sept. 10, with Mr.. an
Mrs. John Gracey. Dinner viii be served
DR.. A. ]. Mackay has purchased a
automobile.
Ms. Bonnie Darling was at Wood:
vile few days last week.
Miss Glenn Little of Marshfeld
working IN the Molly Falls central Office
Prof c. ". Holmes moved his famil,
here Monday. They will occupy room
IN Mrs. Abbie McLary's house.
Miss Elsie Choate left Monday for he
school at Needham, Mass.
Mrs. George Darling, who has beer
quite sick. is a good deal better.
Hazel Mcdonald, who has been board
ing at James Stevenson's, returned tt
Boston, Tuesday.