St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-01-12
Concord.
Hadert Marcus wedding-Offtcers INSTALL
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ed-Local News.
With the house decorated for the occa-
sion. and the glorious sun shining
through the windows, a wedding took
place at the home ofMr. and Mrs. Emory
Adams OF Concord, on Jan. 4, at 3 p. m.
The decoration color schemes throughout
were green and white. and under a white
bell, Miss Bertha M. Marcus and Albert
7. Hadert ofNew York, became man and
wife. Rev. NJ. H. Smith performed the
ceremony, the ring service being used.
The bride was attired in peach color. AT
ter the ceremony a luxurious dinner was
served by Mrs. Minnie Seavy, and after
partaking of New England dainties, a
thousand thanks were showered on MIR.
and Mrs. Adams for their kindness III
making everything so coy and home
like Mr. and Mrs. Hadert have spent
several days at the st. Johnsbury HouseS
and intend spending three weeks in Con-
cord, from whence they will proceed to
Buffalo and from there to Montreal, Wis
iting that city at leisure, and will return
by short stages, stopping here and there
at places of interest on their way to New
York, where Mr.. Hadert is in the con-
tracing business. The bride, who is
Mrs. Adams niece, and the bridegroom
spent several weeks here last summer, and
thought it would be an ideal place for
their marriage The bride was accom-
panied by her mother. Mrs. Adams Sis
ter, whom she has not seen for Is years.
These officers of Woodbury. Post, 6. A.
X. were installed Tuesday evening, ian.
4, bv Past Commander, o. B. Cutting:
Commander. J. K. Bonnet; sen. vice
COM, w. T. Reed jun. vice COM, b. F.
Woodbury.; quartermaster, Dr.. K. T.
Johnson; chaplain. c. L. Stacy; adjutant.
Fl. A. Joslin officer of the day, w. (.
Pratt; officer of guard. Andrew Morgan;
delegate to @. A. r. Encampment, An
drew Morgan alternate, o. B. Cobleigh.
The officers of Woodbury. w. R. c., No.
for the ensuing year were installed in
their hall, Tuesday evening, Jan. 4, by
Past President, Lois B. Cutting: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Sadie Williams sen. vice pres,
Mrs. Efie Haviland; jun. vice pres, Mrs.
N. Mabel Bonnette; secretary, Mrs. An
nette Forsaith; treasurer, Mrs. Eliza Will
hanson; chaplain Mrs. Aseneth johnson;
conductor, Mrs. Ida Gray; guard, Mrs.
Clara Chaplain; asst con-, Miss May
Morgan; asst guard, Mrs. Nellie {. Par
ris; patriotic inst, Mrs. Annie Hunter;
press correspondent, Mrs. Lola M. Cut
ting color bearers, Mrs. Viola L. Stacy,
Mrs. Gertrude B. Reed, Mrs. Catharine
Lillicrap, Mrs. Cora L. Bailey musician,
Mrs. Eide A. Miltimore; delegate to de-
partment convention, Mrs. Annette For
saith; alternate, Mrs. Ef6e Haviland.
Refreshments were served after the meet
ing to members CfG. A. R. and friends of
the order.
Red Clover Lodge D. of R. No. 27, held
their annual installation of officers Fri
day evening as follows: Noble Grand,
Mrs Effie Haviland; vice grand, Mrs.
Sadie Williams; secretary, Mrs. Rosa
Lillicrap; treasurer, Mrs. Abbie Higgins;
warden, Mrs. Ellen Balm; conductor
Mrs. Alice Richards chaplain, Mrs. Ella
Geo. R. S. N. g., Mrs. Viola L. Stacy
L. S. N. g., Mrs. Blanche A. Lillicra; p
R. S. V. c., Mrs. Charlotte Edney; L. S.
V. G., Mrs. Ida Gray; inside guard, Mrs.
Mary Chapman; outside guard, George
Chapman, ST. Miss Gertrude Dewey, D.
D. President of Bradford, was installing
officer. Refreshments were served after
the meeting and a social enjoyed.
The officers of Concordia Lodge, 1. Q.
o. F. No 43 were installed by D. D. 6.
M, Ralph E. Parker Saturday evening,
assisted by Grand Warden, E. E. Sargent,
Frank Houston, N g.. of Caledonia
Lodge No. 6. officers for the ensuing
year are as follows; Noble Grand, John
Edney vice grand, Herbert Daniels; sec
rotary, Edwin Bazin; treasurer, Henry
Gee; warden, George Chapman, sr.; con-
ductor, Stephen c. Haviland ;R. S. N. g.,
Curtis Stacy; L. S. N. g., Winthrop
Reed; R. S. Y. g., Jethro Lillicrap; L. S.
V. G., Harry McDonald Q. G.. Loren
Smith; o. G., Everad Richards R. S. S.,
Harry Lillicrap; L. S. S., Allen Davis !;
chap, Andrew Morgan. An oyster sup
per was served after the meeting.