The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-25
LYNDONVILE
LAFRANCE-pUNN

home of Mi. and Mrs, Ernest La
France, when their older daughter,
Phyllis, became the bride Of Lysle
Cory5on Dunn, Of Groveton, N. H.
The house WIS prettily decorated Tor
the occasion with wild flowers, but
tercup1, daisies, wild roses, and
ferns, and d corner of the living
room, ropcd Off with white crepe
paper, add banked with ferns, with
white wedding bell overhead, made
leafy bower for the bridal pair. The
invited guests included the families
and d few intimate friends.
The cercmon~ was performed by
the Rev w. j. MacFarlane of the
Methodist church, using the single
ring service. The bride was most
charming in white chiffon de sole,
with ruGleA skirt, and wore a veil.
She carried white bride roses.
The maid Of honor was Miss Anna
Dahlbcck, and the bridesmaids Miss
Florence LaFrance, Hazel Huntoon
and Eloise Rogers, all looking bright
and summary in their mink. yellow
and pale blue gowns. The best man
was Orian Dunn Of Cranky, the
grocms brother. Clenna Martin and
Helen Murch were dear flower girls,
and lone Miles bore the ring on the
stem of q rose very prettily. The
wedding march from Lohengrin was
played at hioh noon, the bridal partv
and guests enjoyed a social hour,
with confetti and the usual accom-
paniments much in evidence and par
took of delicious lunch At 2,30 Mr..
and Mrs Dunn left town, and receiv-
ed an enthusiastic send off from
their friends, at the station. They
90 vcrV soon to Crovcton, n. H.,
where he is working, and where they
viii 90 to housekeeping, as soon as
they can find a suitable tenement.
Both bride and room are well
known here, and have many friends,
who extend hearty wishes for their
happiness and prosperity. They re-
ceived a large number of wedding
gift. in silver, cut glass and linen,
besides a number of strictly useful
articles including > large assortment
Of PyreX ware. Out-of-town guests
at the wedding include Mrs. La
Frances mother and sister, Mrs.
Mary Bailey, Miss Henrietta Bailey,
Mrs. Emily Curricr and daughter,
Ruth, all Of Newbury, Mr. La
Frances mother, Mrs. Mary La
rance Oh Ne"our0 w :, c neile ~ ~
and daughter Alieah, Oh CONCORD ~
H., the groom orothef ana slsIei'
oman ana Fheoe Dunn Oh NI%noy'
Mr.. and MIS- Scott farhum oi Ly"-
don: ,-,..o..-
MIS- Pllngle am TWO uauSii1eI -
Misses Bertha ana EllAapeth l NJ ~
OF kingston pa'' are guc9IS u NJ >,
,. W. Copeland driving rom tneil
home IN Their own car. hLfS' [IliiSIe
Is a niece o. inc l,,'9 -! a4 Snood
Yrs. theodore N. van l, DIT oPeeu4
wei Farms 1or d tille; a Suest a.
the House IS the Well-khoWh "fl'e-'
Albert BigeioW Paine' 4ho
MISS Elzabeth hllls Is goIi'S ~ M
Isles OF Shoals next week 10 TO altellu
meeting OF New E'Sl@liu llpl o. i,,tL@
expecting TO be away aoou' " w 8r1
Misses MAUD LdVe'N eilu 49,
Denonviilo spent ia5t SUNDAY NJ: ~
Sherbrooke, T. Y, lhe quests % IL. W -.
Lavely's sister, Mrs. IRA batcIel eT
Mrs. Fred story OF foTtla"'' NJ, NJ,
has been visiting her Si9'ei' W .
| James Aver.
M. and MIS-. Glenn POWERS any
daughter, Geneva from W ave. ~ w. y
have been visiting hGf slsygIa' M -, :,
James Aver ana MIS- law [,I!ie ll1u p ieUl'
Recent visitors at " hlIcu ~ ' oG :,
sc2u $ were Albert flil"Iu anu n m,l'
OF Charleston. CharleS an" ~. l Cor,
Brouseau OF Norton, ana N'iS' WI
Deyctte OF v a!iace fpnu' - Dan
Earl DehonVlllc ana Ia an " ~ 3+.,
net, AMI Joseph DenoiE y ''H ;to, r''', :,
ilv OF Burke were SUNDAY Visi'oi' d
Willrcd Brousseau :, uo.o
Misses Donna 9 q ai+ az;
Way and Glenn Ben are N, W ,:ii Co ~,
summer Tor tne l,"lra c Me'''0i''o 00'''
panV IA NJ ,r NoI'ia 3I ola'ce ord Min
Misses Emma, Bianc2e, ana W III
ME Csson spent 'laSVN sunday ."
trin to St. Adams ,on h,+4o,
Johh Aine9' VINO la2 49, ',iDon =,
maker at the creamery mas gwen HeI u u
his position, ana MIS- ANTS I'2 -
signed from the raIlfoaq once % D.,
is their intention to move 70 ,' 81
mont, n. H. Whefc ME. A 7.,, !