Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-06-07

ton, r. C. Dunklee. j. c. Henltei. J. c.
McCarty A. l.. May, l.. j. Manning, j.
II. Perry, H. w. Plummer, w. T Rich
ardson, J. IL. Sargent, c. w. Smith, a.
w. A. st. Cyr, w. A. Belden, George
Cain, L. II. Slater, II. w. Cottrell,
George Brockington, c. H. Evans.
Townspeople--Mrs. Fred Woodbury.,
Mrs. Albert Bixby Mrs. Lena Barker,
Mrs. $. A. Dickinson, Mrs. Lucy X.
Goldsmith. Mrs. Fannie Prouty, Miss
Ruth Barker, Mrs. A. j. Haskins, Mrs.
T. w. Eason, Mrs ]. r. Edwards Mrs.
b. E. Herrick, Mrs. F, T.. Clark, Mrs.
Fred Young, Mrs. II. J. Allen, Mrs. C.
b. Lamson, Miss Mary Lincoln, Mrs. II.
II. Miller Mrs G. A. Stone, Mrs w. A.
Morse, Mrs. A. E. Wood, Mrs. F. j.
Belden, Mrs. A. e. Belden, Mrs. NJ. l..
Bruce, Mrs. A. V. Cox, Miss Margaret
Marion, Miss Effie Sprague, Allen
Bracket, Miss Mary Cavanaugh, Miss
Olive Burke.
The coming of the Swedish people to
Brattleboro is the subject of episode 10,
directed by John L. Johnson. The town
regards highly its Swedish colony, now
grown to large proportions, their life and
character and qualities of industry and
intelligence making them a very desir-
able part of the population. About 40
of them take part in the episode, exc
cutting a Swedish wedding dance with
surprising precision. The various evo-
lutions are done gracefully, making
very pleasing impression. The BRIDE
groom is Wendell Johnson and the bride
Miss Anna johnson. The others are as
follows:
Guests-A. G. Boman, Carl Bunth, Da-
vid Magnuson, Axel Bjorklund, Ivan Hec-
tor, Oscar Emanuelson, Enock Magnu-
son, John Hedman, Edwin Bolin, ]. L.
johnson, John Anderson, Franz Ander-
son, Ernest johnson, Manfred Emanuel
son, Frank Nord, F. F. Clark, Edward
Kundson. John Boman, Victor Erickson,
Anna Anderson, Beda Anderson, Mrs.
s. Olson, Elfreda Ahrens, Greta Spik,
Ellen Boman. Hannah Greendale, Ottlea
Magnuson, Josephine Fors, Eba Kugge,
Olga Johnson Esther Johnson, Elna
Kugge, Gerda Anderson, Mary Olson,
Christina Peterson. Gerda Emanuelson,
Annie johnson, Mrs. Knudson.
The closing scene OF the pageant, cpl
sode eleven, is entitled Brattleboro Beau
tiful and Is an imposing spectacle all
of the 700 participants assembling,
marching and countermarching, forming
panorama of exceeding beauty. Chill
| dren, the future citizenship of the town,
| representing order, cleanliness, prosper
| ity and beauty, give fairy dance, Mar
| tina Howe acting as solo dancer.
| Home, Sweet Home" by Mrs. Mary
| Howe Burton, representing Bratteboro
| in a beautiful gown designed for the &C.
| casion by Mrs. C. B. Crowell Then
| England, represented by Mrs. ]. Harry
Estey, and New England, represented
| by Mrs. Levi X Fuller, Mrs. julius ]
Estey, Mrs. George w. Hooker, Mrs
George S. Dowley. Mrs. Newton I. Haw-
| ley and Mrs. William H. Bigelow, en-
| ter and are saluted by Brattleboro, and
| the pageant passes in review before
! them. At the close the audience rises
| and all join in singing America" The
children do not participate in the even.
| ing performances, the episode beginning
with the singing of Home. Sweet
Home" by Mrs. Burton.
The children in the closing episode are
Martha Howe. Elizabeth Schwenk, Doro
thea Vanderveer, Dorothy Rice, Natalie
Benson. Ruth Frederickson, Betsey eros
by, Alice Boyden, Stella Belden. Ele
amor Ripley, Mildred Hall. Margaret Nc
Keen, Miriam Adds Eleanor Adds, Der
nice Gobie. Mabel Knudson, Ruth Reed
| Edwards, Winifred Cain, Bertha Daley
Dorothy Miller, Kathleen Sercombe. Luells
Eggleston. Mildred Greenwood. Doroth,
Mcveigh. Elizabeth Sheehy. Rhona Pat
terson, Katherine Denning Marguerite
| Nixon. Dorothy Daley, Eta Haynes. Ev;
Haynes. Dorothy Gobie, Madeline Gray
Madeline Whittemore, Hildegard Babh
Clara Perry. Leila Thompson. Allethair
Estey, Edith Adams, Charlotte Hi
dreth, Marjorie Waterman, Dorothy Hub
bard, Leila Barber, Fern Wilder, Mar
ion Thinner, Gladys Russell, Sylvia eros
by.