St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-06-13
DANyILLE.
The McDonaId-WiIsonW Wedding Mon
day-PefsOnai and Local News

tMrs. c. w Bartlett. Correspondent.
A very quiet home wedding took
place on Monday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Wilson
when their only daughter, May Louise.
was united in marriage to Plynn H.
Mcdonald. The ceremony was per
formed at Las by Rev. F. E. Currier
in the presence of the near relatives
of the family, the single ring service
being used. The bride was attired in
white crepe de chine gown and was
unattended. The couple stood by the
window in the living room on the
same rug and in the same position,
where the brides parents stood 20
years ago when their wedding cere-
mony was performed The rug which
was used was made by Mrs Melon
AIDS great grandmother. After con-
gratulations refreshments of ice cream
and wedding cake and brides cake
were served. The brides going away
suit was of midnight blue with hat tt
match Mr. and Mrs. Mcdonald are
both popular people in town, Mrs
Mcdonald having been a successful
and well-liked school teacher in town
the past ten years and an active work
er in the church and social activities
Mr.. Mcdonald has always lived ir
town, and is a successful farmer anc
business man, and both have a host OF
friends who extend to them cOngratu-
lations and the best of wishes in theil
married life Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald
left at once for Boston for wedding
trip, and invitations have been ISSUED
for tn no
return on June 20, at the home of tho
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl
Wilson, at p. m.
Mrs. w N. West, who has bee,
critically i'll for two months, has sc
far recovered as to be able to sit UP
part of the time.-The church bell is
tolled every evening this week until
after Thursday at 9 o'clock to remint
all that this isethe last chance to pur
chase Liberty Bonds-Earl, son OF
Mr., and Mrs. Samuel Rodgers, has en-
listed in Co. ID at ST. Johnsbury ant
has been ordered to Fort Ethan Allen
-Four generation were present at
family gathering at E. J. Hoveys o.
June, 3.-Mrs. Lillian Dole was a
Burlington last week to attend the an
nual meeting of the O. e. S.-W ii
Cass was at st. Johnsbury last Frlda
as iuryman-Mrs. Jane Perry is Wis
iting friends at Barrel. E. morse
returned Sunday from Brightlook nos
pital. where he has been the past tire
weeks recovering from successIu
operation which was performed b.
DR.. Ross of St. Johnsbury, and a
present is gaining nicely.-Mrs. w.
Dole spent the weekend with he
son. e. j.. Dole in Barre.-M1ss Cath
crime Rodgers is i'll with the measles
A. F. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. e. X
Moore and the Misses Jessie Mac1ve
and Christina Graham motored
Barre Sunday, where they were TN
guests for the day of Miss MaclVer'
mother-C. w. Lang and mothe'
were at Barnet last Thursday to atten'
the funeral of Miss Louise Lang
NJ. Hunt w. A. Hoyt, A. F. Smlti
and c. w Bartlett were at Hardwie
last Thursday night, where they at
tended a Masonic meeting.-C.
Morrill,, L. Plant, Mrs. Jane PER-
and Mrs. Jane Steady and son, Har
old Steady, took an auto trip to Barr
Monday-Mrs. Ella Hatch OF 81
Johnsbury visited her daughter, Mr.
Seth Woods, and family the first
the Week.-Mrs. Flora Atkins
Cabot was the guest of her brother
Rev. w. c. Atkins, over Sunday.-Mr
and Mrs. NJ V. B. Dow and Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. F. Dole spent Thursday
Rarre.-Mrs A. C. Mclean visited
relatives at Barre last week.-June l!
will be gentlemen's night at the
grange. Roll call answered by mot
to to live by; violin solo, George Dole
discussion. How the Grange can Hell
the City Man, the Farmer, the Nation
al Situation" led by Mr.. Brown, Mr.
Tinker and Mr.. Hardy; reading, Chel
lis Currier.
The Caledonia National Bank will
be open Wednesday evenings to receive
for the Liberty Loan.