St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-24
Peacham.
Rowe Guthrie Wedding and
Personal Notes.

ding occurred Tuesday evening. May
II6 at eight o'clock at the home OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Guthrie at South
fPeacham, when their eldest daugh-
ter, Leona Maude, was united IN
marriage to Hiram Emerson Rowe OF
Peacham. The ceremony was per-
| formed by Rev. J. X. Williams IN
the presence of about 80 guests. The
single ring service was used. The
bride was lovely in gown OF pale
green trimmed with ribbon of the
same color. The flower girls, GLADYS
| Livingston and Muriel Somers IN
white dresses strewcd wild flowers
from their baskets in the path of the
bride and groom. Little Caroline
! Martin acted as ring bearer bringing
j it on q Gala lily. Miss Susan Will
Iiams played the wedding T1arch. The
rooms we're prettily decorated, the
paFlor being in green and White, the
hall green and red, and the dining
room yellow. After the ceremony
refreshments of cake and ice cream
I were served. The presents were
beautiful and numerous and con-
sisted of silver, china, linen, quite
a sum of money and one half dozen
solid silver teaspoons from Mrs
Rowe's pupils at South Peacham. The
bride and groom departed Wednes-
day for a short wedding trip after
which they will reside on Mr.. Rowe's
farm on the East Hill. Both Mr..
| Rowe and his bride are very popular
young people in town. Mrs. Rowe
4 has been a successful teacher in this
and adjoining towns having taught
80 terms, eight of which We're at
South Peacham. Both are talented
musicians, Mrs. Rowe having sung
in the choir for number of years.
4 Mr.. Rowe is also member OF
Peacham quartette. Among those
present from out OF town We're Mrs.
Horace Rowe. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Lang of Danville; Mrs. Laurie Nor
rison, Burlington; Ed. Rove, SUIT
! ton, N. H.; Carlisle and Wtnifred
Nolan, Ryegate.
Commencement at the Academy.
Commencement week at Peacham
academy began Sunday with the
baccalaureate sermon tc tie class Of
II C. G. G. S. preached at the Con-
gregational church by Rev. Stephen
BroWnell of West Barnet. Owing to
the small number in the class of IL
there will be no class day exercises
this year. Following is the pro-
gram for graduation exercises Friday
May &c, at two o'clock in academy
hail., Prayer; song, Rally, School
Chorus; salutatory, Nancy B. Glover;
essay. Character Building, Grace |.
Mills; essay, The Negro Problem,
Mile J. Whitehill; essay, Immigra-
ton, Gertrude r. Brock; solo, Oh,
Little Mother of Mine, Clarence L.
| Stevens; grafton, Disarmament of
Nations, j. Merrill HASTE; essay,
The Lake Poets, Nancy B. Glover;
valedictory, Grace I. Mills; violin
solo, Miss Rubie Wilson, pre-
sentation of diplomas; song, All Hail
America, school chorus.
Friday evening the graduating
class will give reception at Acad-
envy hall.
their pre-memorial exercises on Sat
urday, May 27, at 1.45 O'Clock.
Mrs. w. A. Kicker and son, Albert.
were in town Monday with their
auto. Mrs. Owen Somers, who mas
been spending a few days at st.
Johnsbury came over with them.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Lance of Cab
OF were in town Monday.
Martin Gibson of Ryegate was in
town Monday to attend the East
Peacham creamery meeting.
Mrs. Jennie Williams who has been
caring for Mrs. Oliver Cowan has
gone to her home at panville. Mabel
Blair has returned to Mr.. Cowan's
to work.
G. w. Esden, o. B. Exley, James
Stevenson, Herbert Blair, Carroll
Somers and. John Lamb of East
Peacham attended the Worcester Salt
banquet at Woodsville Friday night.
J. C. F. Richter. Charles Emerson,
d. L. Moody and Chester Edwards
also attended the banquet.
| Charles Harvey was at Lyndon one
day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Woods of West
Danville were at " William Sanborn's
Sunday.
Mrs. David Corbet OF Danville has
been helping care for Mrs. Orwell
Ainsworth few days. Mrs. Aims
worth underwent an operation at
her home Tuesday and remains in
very serious condition.
Mrs. Fred Taylor who has been at
O. w. Taylor's the past four weeks
went to her home at Walden Sunday.
| Mrs. Robert Steele went to the
Mary Fletcher hospital at Burlington
Monday. Mr.. Steele accompanied
her.
DR.. Evans of st. Johnsbury came
out Friday and tested the herd of
cattle owned by Ade1bert Woodward.
L
and will be shipped this week to
Burlington.
Mrs. Agnes Sulham and child have
been visiting Mrs. Mary Rogers at
Cabot.
Ice cream will be On sale at the
library room Saturday evening, May
81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Hobart of
Groton were here Sunday to see their
daughter, Mrs. Orwell Ainsworth.
Mrs. F1oriman Churchill. and in
FAINT child are quite sick
Mrs. Alice Jonnson and family
are occupying Mrs Clarissa Clark's
cottage for the present. Mr.. Johnson
contemplates building a bungalow.
Mrs. C. w. Holmes was called to
New Hampshire last week by the
sickness of her mother.
Mr.. Farnsworth and family have
moved into the house at South