The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-18
DANVILLE
SMITH,


Tuesday evening Aug. 10, at $50
o'clock at Mountain View Farm, the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Hardy,
theil daughter, Lorinda Stevens, was
united in marriage to Howard Bert
Smith OF Bristol, Conn, The double
ring service was used, and Rev.
Chauacoy A. Adams, pastor of the
Congregational church officiated
The ceremony was performed in
en- alcove, formed by evergreens,
vires and flowers, on I corner of the
lawn, in the presence of about so
relatives and intimate friends.
The bridal party entered the alcovc
10 the strains OF the bridal chorus
from Lohengrin, played by Miss
Evelyn Brickett. Leading the bridal
party were six ushers, Emerson Lib
hey, Earle Coveny, Osman Hatch,
Glen Crane, and Earle and Charles
Hardy Of Orleans, cousins of the
bride. Then came the ring bearers,
little Miss Martha Mcdonald and
Ma 3ter Arnold Bartlett. Following
these came the six bridesmaids, Miss
Margaret Davis, Miss Alice Hastings,
Miss Gertrude Bryant of West
Brookheld, Mass, Miss Gladys
Thompson Of South Ryegate, Miss
Halle Hardy of CAMBRIDGE, Mass,
anl Miss Mildred Hall of Barnet. At
&c the bridesmaids came the maid of
hanoi. Miss Rita Bole of East Hard
wick, followed bv the bride with her
fathc, who gave her in marriage. The
bridal party were met at the end of
the alcovc by the groom and best
man Austin Smith, brother of the
groom.
The bride wore a gown of white
white sweet peas and carried a
shower bouquet of white roses and
white sweet peas. Miss Bole wore
pink oeor"ette and pink hat and
carried pink roses. Three of the
bridesmaids were dressed in pink or
candle and wore pink lace hats and
all carried pink and white sweet peas,
The ring bearers were dressed re-
spectively in pink and white and car
lied mink and white baskets contain
ing the rings. The grooms Gift to
the bride was d nearl necklace, and
the bride gave the groom pair Of
Masonic cuff links. The brides gift
to her maid of honor was a butter
fly pendant, to each bridesmaid bar
pin and a lace pin to Miss Brickett
The groom gave his best man gold
penknife. and to each usher silver
eversharp pencil.
At 7.30 a reception was given to
about 300 friends of the families. The
rcccntion was held on the lawn which
was lighted by electric lights with
pink shades Mrs. George Dole
and Ms. Albert kelle-, of Nashua,
n. H.. served ice cream and cake in
the dining room which was decorated
with pink and white streamers and
sweet peas. They were assisted by
the bridesmaids and ushers. All the
rooms were decorated with sweet
peas and the Gifts which were nu-
merous consisting of silver, cut glass,
china, linen, pictures, and nvrex,
about $50 in money and several cleo
trical household articles were dis
played in the parlor.
Miss Vie S. Dole had charge of
the guest book.
After being showered with confetti
and rice, the bridal couple succeeded
in eludino the crowd and escaped to
car which was waiting for them
and were driven by Austin Smith to
Hardwick where they spent the
night. The following morning they
went ID cottage on Lake Cham
plain where they are spending their
honeymoon.
The brides goino away gown was
an old blue silver tone suit with blue
velvet and georgette hat TO match.
NJ. and Mrs. Smith will be at home
after Oct. 1st at Endcc Manor,
Bristol, Conn. Among those present
at the wedding from out Of town
were Nj. and Mrs Thompson and
Miss Gladys from South Ryegate,
Mrs. George Randall and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebert Kelley from Nashua, n.
H.. Nj. and Mrs. Frank Hardy and
two sons, Earle and Charles from
Orleans, Miss Gertrude Bryant from
West Brookfeld, Mass, Miss Halle
Hardy from Cambridge, Mass, MI.
and Mrs. William Mute, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Finle'- and Mrs. Clifton
Sanborn from ST. Johnsbury. and
Miss Rita Bole from East Hardwick.
Mrs. Augusta Dole. great aunt OF
the bride, who is 80 wears of ace,
was present at the wedding and also
attended the wedding of the bride
mother and grandmother.
Peter Wesson who has been very
seriously i'll. is much better.
Nj and Mrs. Joseph Lowrey have
returned from their tri~ and will re-
side in the Webster house, and Mr.
HELP WANTED
Men for handling lumber, manufac