St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-10-21
DanviIIe
The DOIe-Worthen Wedding Solemn
lied At Home of GroOm-Per-
sOnaI and Social DOings.

IZeu AT Home OF GrOOm-Per-
sOnaI and Social Doings.
There was a beautiful wedding at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S.
Dole, Wednesday evening, Oct. IA,
when their only child, Charles Henry
was united in marriage with Lillian
Adelaide, eldest daughter of Mrs.
Lulu E. Worthen. Rev. G. A.
Adams performed the ceremony be-
fore nearly 100 relatives and init
mate friends, the single ring service
being used. To the strains of the
wedding march played by Miss Eva
Crane the bridal party entered the
pariOr First came the ushers Flea
ger and George Dole, and four other
cousins of the groom, Vie and Mary
Dole and Marjorie and Jack Curr1er,
forming an aisle with white satin rib
bon, then the groom with his cousin,
J. Durant Dole as best man. They
were followed by the ring bearer, lit
tie Charlotte Adams, bearing the ring
in the heart of a white rose. The
bride was accompanied by her sister,
Miss Marion Worthen as maid of hon
or The parlor was beautifully dec
grated with autumn leaves, the bridal
party standing in the bay window
under an arch of autumn leaves, in
the center of which was a bell made
of leaves over an electric light. The
bride was beautifully gowned in white
messaline and lace with pearl trim
ming. She carried a shower bouquet
of lilies of the valley and her veil
was caught with lilies Of the valley
and pearls. The maid of honor wore
a gown of pale blue charmeuse and
lace and carried pink roses. The din
ing room was decorated m green and
white. The other rooms were decor
ated with evergreen and mountain
ash. Dainty refreshments were served
by Misses Clara ellis, Minnie Lang
maid and Christine Hatch and Miss
Lottie ellis presided at the punch
bowl. The bride cut the brides
cake and wedding cake was served
to all in the hall. Miss Marjorie Cur
rier had charge of the guest book. |
The brides gift to the maid of hon
or was a ruby ring and to the ring |
bearer a signet ring and to Miss |
Crane a corsage pin. The groom |
gave his best man and usher scarf |
pins. The brides going away suit /
was plum colored gabardine with I
hat to match. There were many
beautiful gifts of cut glass, silver, !
linen, china, pictures and a set OF
books. Mr.. and Mrs. Dole are /
among the most popular young peo-
pie in town, active in church and So
cial work. Mrs. Dole attended New
port High School and Derby Academy
and the past four years has taught at
STAFFORD and Danville. Mr.. Dole is
/ graduate of Peacham Academy, and
after graduating from the Vermont
Business College of Burlington be-
,ame associated with his father in
business and last July received the
of post master. After a
Wedding trip which includes Boston
md Springfield they will make their
lome with Mr.. Dole's parents. Those
rom away to attend the wedding !
we're, A. H. Gleason, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]
i. Worthen of st. Johnsbury, Car
vie Nye of Keene, n. H, Mr.. and !
Mrs. Lewis Nye, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Miss Jane Hamblett and
Carlton Hamblett Of West Charles
on, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nye and
Percy Nye of Barton, Frank Church
IL of Orleans, Henry Gilfillan of Bar
let, EIeazer Dole of Barre, Maurice
Ioyt of Hardwick and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Wilson of st. Johnsbury.
At the coming November election, =
:. B. Ainsworth will run as represen-
alive on an independent ticket.
Monday evening of last week Miss
Grace Bartlett entertained the young
aides Sunday school class in honor
If Miss Lillian Worthen. Shortly af-
er the arrival of the guests Miss
Northen received an unexpected mes
age on the telephone telling her that
hidden in the room were articles
which upon her finding would be ]
lers with the good wishes of the
class. With the help of the girls
she soon found many valuable gifts.
Punch and waters were served and
iu- ing the evening two of the young
aides wrote a poem in honor of the
occasion.
Miss Carolyn Moore of Lebanon,
Y. H, is visiting her brother, Ernest
Moore and wife.
Ten of the members OF the Eastern
Star from here went to Lyndonville
last Wednesday evening to attend
the annual district meeting OF the
order.
Mrs. C.. H. Davis spent part OF
last week at Stanstead, p O.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church will serve a chicken pie sup
per Thursday night at the church
On Tuesday evening OF last week
the InyincibIes and the Willing Work |
ers of the Methodist church with |