St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-02
ORLEANS

MIS-. Sarah fayef, VINO has bceT
confined to her bed for the past nine
months, seems to be failing gradually.
; Louis Emerson began work Thurs
day morning for c. +. jenkins.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lothrop and
Bessie alM Norman Lothrop Of New
port, George Lothrop, who is home
from Norwich University, and Mark
! I.uthrop, who is in the U. S. service,
Radio Division, spent Friday with
Mrs. Il. II. Lothrop OH East street.
Miss May Campbell returned to
her home in Lyndonville, after spend
! ing few days 1T Fred Wits.
! Mrs. Hcrtha Hooker 81! Auburndalc
Mass, came Friday morning to visit
her mother, Mrs. Mary l.othrop.
Miss Edith Lothrop is assisting in
O. w. Locks store during the taking
account Of stock.
Harlan Sears spent Wednesday at
the home OF his father, Judge +. NJ.
Sears in Irasburg.
Miss Helen Beedc was IN Barton
Thursday, helping take invicc ut
the G. $. Stevens store.
Miss Clcmma Cnversc + Ayers
Cliff was home for Christmas.
Miss Joan Donaldson Of Lyndon
Vile is a guest ut A. K. BENEFITS.
Mrs. l.. L. Spatrord is in Barnet,
being called there by the illness and
death Of her father, S. S. Stoddard.
Turnbull-Whipple
The event of the week was the mar
ragc on Thursday afternoon of Ram
dolph Tnrnbull to Dale Marie Whip
pie, which took place ut the home Of
the bride, parents on Main street
The guests numbering about fifty,
were informally received by Mr.. and
Mrs. II. M. Whipplc. Promptly at
two o'clock. TO the strains of the
wedding march, played by Mrs. Grace
Donaldson. the bride and groom, pre-
coded by Virginia Cleasby, ring
bearer, and Doris Skinner, flower
girl, entered the spacious livine-roon,
hating under an arch Of evergreen,
combined with pink and white carna-
tons The ceremony was pcrfoinWtl
EbY Rev. Roll0 A. Hamilssn Va
lsAonbae ring sessSee bsil NOD I
ElsiAi t,sk W.
lin gaMgettc ersps olsas tt
Satin, and carried shower bo1uel
Of white roses.
Following the ceremony and con-
gratulatins, refreshments cnsist.
ing of ice-crcam, angel, gold and
nut cake and punch were served
The wedding cake, encascd in tiny
boxes was presented to each guest
The gifts were many and beautiful
consisting Of cut glass, silver, linen
and several gifts of money amounting
TO large sum.
Both Mr.. and Miss. Turnbull have
lived in Orleans all their lives. Mrs
! Turnbull, after finishing her work in
Orleans High school, attended and
graduated from Lassell Seminary
later studying music in Boston. She
is Il pianist Of remarkable ability. Mr.
Turnbull is the younger son of Mr.
and Mrs. }. G. Turnbull of Orleans
and since completing his studies, has
held u responsible position with the
firm of J. G. Turnbull Co.
After Il short wedding trip they
will return 10 Orleans and occupy
the Landon house on East street.
The guests from out of town in.
cluded the following-Mrs. Hoyt OF
| Boston: M. and Mrs Eact,nap orl
Mr. and Mrs. George Whipplc OF
Lyndonvillc; Mrs. Ed. Holbrook and
son, Stanley of Irasburg; Mr.. and
Mrs.. Archie Page, also of Irasburr;
Ny. and Mrs. Norris Smith of Glover
Miss Helen Foster of Newport, Miss
Hazel Mcclellan Of Barton and Rev
and Mrs. l. =. Chase of Evansville
The bride and groom are both popu-
iar young people and the hest wishes
OF a host of FRIENDS are extended to
them