St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-30
BRILLIANT
CHURCH WEDDING
ATST. AL0YSIUS
Miss Gertrude F. Caldbeck
Becomes the Wife of S. J.
GILES of Fulton, N. Y.

A brilliant wedding was solemniz-
ed at St. Aloysius church at 8 o'clock
Tuesday morning. when Miss Ger
trude Frances Caldbeck, one of st.
Johnsbury's we'll known and popular
ladies, was married to Stephen J.
Giles of Fulton, N. Y. The church
was beautifully decorated with wild
roses and pconies and was well filled
with the friends of the contracting
parties. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. FIR. ]. w. Dwyer with
James NJ. Cosgrove and Robert
Lcary servino as altar boys. During
the service, Dr.. John A. Drouin pre-
sided at the organ, Mrs. James Cos
grove, a sister of the bride, sang
Vcrdi's save Maria" and violin
solo was rendered by Raymond
Laughlin. The bride was given awav
by her brother, George w. Caldbcck.
She was charmingly gowned in white
satin with nearl trimmings. So wore
veil and carried bouuet of white
rosebuds with a shower of lilies OF
The valley. John f. GILES of Gard
ner, Mass, a cousin of the groom,
was best man and the bridesmaid was
Miss Florence NJ. Hickey of Boston.
The latter was gowned in apricot
tatfcta, with an ovcrdrcss of chantilly
lace and a black hat. She carried
I bouquet of Aaron Ward roses. The
ushers were Frank Dormin of Leon
inster, Mass, James Bresnehan of
Fitchburg. Mass, Nicholas Giles of
Gardner, Mass, and Charles McCarty
Of Boston.
Following the ceremor" a wedding
breakfast was served at the Elks
Home by Mr.. and Mrs. Ellick, who
are in charge of the building. The
tables were beautifull'- decorated
with flowers and candlclabras. There
were 60 in the weddin~ party. A
five course breakfast was served con-
sisting of fruit cocktail, steak with
French reas French fried potatoes,
lobster salad, frozen pudding, cake,
coffee, bon bons and chocolates. The
bridal cake was cut at this break
fast.
After the breakfast the party pro-
cccdcd to the home of the BRIDES |
mother, Mrs. Mary Caldbeck, on
North avenue where a reception was
held attended by nearly 100 relatives
Ind friends of both parties. In the |
receiving line with the bridal party |
were the mother of the bride, Mrs.
Mary Caldbccl1, and the mother of |
the groom, Mrs. Alexander Giles. |
The guest book was in charge of Mrs.
James Cosgrove and the wedding
cake was cut during the reception.
The bride received many beautiful
gifts, including sterling silver, cut
glass, fancy china, gold, an electric
lamp. two spoons over 100 years old
That were family heirlooms and many i
other choice presents.
Mr. and Mrs. Giles will take a
TWO weeks trip through the great
lakes after which they will go to
Fulton, N. ", where Mr.. Giles is
of the Hunter Arms Com
Dany.
The out of town guests included
;hc mother of the groom, Mrs. Alex
'ndcr Giles and his two sisters.
Misses Nellie and Mollie Giles, all
If Fitchbur0' James Bresnehan, Miss
Eva Gagne. also of Fitchburg; Mr..
md Mrs. Frank Dormin and Miss
Vary Dormin of Leominstcr, Mass;
Mrs. John Murphy and Miss Gertrude
Murphy of Gardner, Mass; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wildgoose of Montreal;
Mr.. and Mrs. John King of Fitzdale;
Mss Norine McManus of Sher-
,rooke; Mrs. John Hickey and Miss
florence Hickey Of Wakefield, Mass:
Misses Dora and Marie McCarty and
NissesMary and Hannah Lane all
u Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Giles leave for their
lew York home with the congratula-
ions of very wide circle of friends
10Th in st. Johnsbury and elsewhere
Either Lenine or Trotzky have been
murdered great many times or the
russians are very poor marksmen.
NOT all the people who disappear
nto the woodland solitudes nowadays