Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-09-01
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general public was not invited. His spe-
cial Object OF concern was how to roll up
a big Republicaa majority in September.
He met 30 leaders in Washington county
and 35 in Chitteuden, and it is believed
he had his check book with him. II be
has not shown you that check book, II is
strongly suspicioned that some of your
/ honored citizens have seen il.
4 Mr.. senter closed by extolling the DEM
ocratie candidate, c. B. Watson of St. Al
bans, as a man above reproach, and also
Fletcher d. Proctor, who he considered
the only real governor Vermont has had
within his remembrance. In comparison
he held up DR.. Mead, vaunted as q good
business man, and who, to accumulate
S5, 600, 900 in one short life time, must be
9 good business man and something
more.
Smith-5aIIey.
Fred Willis Smith and Miss Alettha
Glee, second daughter OF Dr. and Mrs. A.
G. Bailey, were anited in marriage at a
quarter after eight O'Clock last evening
by the BRIDES grend-uncle, Rev. DR.. A.
Z. Cooper, assisted by Rev. ]. Wallace
Chesbro. About 25 family friends and
girl companions OF the bride witnessed
the service.
The residence OF DR.. Bailey on South
Pleasant street was beautifully decorated
for the occasion The color scheme OF
the narlor was green and white carried
out in ferns aud smilax, white, sweet
peas and white aslers. Across the bay
window, where the bridal party stood,
were draped dainty white lace curtains
covered with sprays of ferns and sweet
peas; through them the light shown softly
over a bank OF flowers ana ferns, making
a very charming scene. Bouquets OF peas
and white asters, the latter almost as
large as chrysanthemums, we're scattered
about the room.
The bride was most becomingly arrayed
in prineesse gown OF white silk lans-
down, trimmed with bands OF embroid-
cry, and she carried a shower bouquet Of
white sweet peas. Her niece, Miss Mar
ion Drew, in blue silk dress, was pref
ty little flower girl and In her basket OF
white sweet peas she had the wedding ring
concealed in the center OF q white aster.
The wedding march was played by the
brides sister, Mrs. L. c. Drew.
The dining room was in pinkand white
and the table, from which ice cream and
cake we're served, had pink and white
streamers that came from the electrolier
over head to the corners and we're fasten-
ed to the cloth with pink asters. Bou-
quets decked the sideboard and were ef-
fectively placed elsewhere.
The display of presents was large and
included much silver; q very handsome
set OF gold-edged china from near neigh
bors an oak buffet china closet from the
Federated churches, in whose choir the
sweet soprano voice Of the bride would be
sadly missed, and many other desirable
things such as chairs, rug, linen and so
forth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith started last night
on a wedding trip to Springfield, Mass,
and will visit the family OF A. N. Hayes,
near that city, before their return. They
are to begin housekeeping as soon ss they
can and desirable place.
Elm Cottage Tennis Tournament.
Up to noon Of August sIst the Elm Cot
tage lawn-tennis tournaments had pro-
Rressed as follows:-
Doubles. First Round-Philip t. Sal
isbury and Robert r. Bruce defeated Ed
win W. Lawrence and John q. Nelson by
default; Cyril Angel and Albert M. Sails
AfAAA adN LdiHsuu anu hOucEN
{. Wilson, by default; the others drew
byes.
Second Round-John w. Lamson and
Fred o. Copeland defeated Charles E.
Cushman and Louis E. Rolio, 60, 90,
Co. Salisbury and Bruce defeated Claud
A. 9. Blackburn and Charles N. Mccall,
6-2, 60, 6-i Angel and Salisbury defeat
ed Edwin w. Austin and Godfrey @.
Scott, so, 81, 4-6, 6-S; Fred T. Bass and
Arthur r. Hernandez defeated Gertrude
q. Hernandez and Gvendolyn Morse, by
default
Semi-Final Round Bass and Esrnan--
dez defeated Angeu aud Salisbury, SO,
81, 6-4.
Singles. First Round--Artbur r. Her
nandez defeated Robert +. Bruce, 60 SO,
so; the others drew byes.
Second kound-Guy p. Lamson defeat
ID Claud A. G. Blackburn, 90, 6-s, 3-6,
i-6, so; Godfrey g. Scott defeated Arthur
1. Newton, by default; Arthur r. Her
landez defeated Philip 7. Salisbury, 90,
81, So