The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-12-08

Oh bells! with merry, joyous peal,
ruD Ring Uut q silvcry chime, = ~.
Sweet carols that shall gladly greet -,
This coronation time.
From myriad homes we've gathered here.
a., i With garlands fresh and fair. rr rsa.
Plucked from the gardens Of our hearts
'N' TO crown this welded pair.
The opening buds and blossoms sweet,
ne tsa Shall tell OF JOY and'peace- .."
OF earnest love, and mem'ries dear, .,..l ..
And many n beauteous grace. o..
Forgot me-nots and rare hearts ease
80. With sprigs Of balm between, ..FflD 49,
We've culled for you and twined them In =.
5i Our wreaths Of evergreen. " 20
Nuriured and guarded by our care.
st.u These cherished flowers have been; 1874
Kept free from weeds Of selfshness r..,
That Of would spring within;
And, summed by smiles bright gladstone smiles,
Believed with tender tears, mo-. .,,. n.
We've gathered here the choice perfume
r. Of Eve aud twenty years. CO. '''
And may Time to these loving ones '''
A golden harvest bring, .pf
Whose splendor shall by far exceed -.,
The hopes that filed their spring;
Then, gamers full and work we'll done,
Find rest beneath the sha'le, -,f
or the fair Tree OF Lite divine,
a Whose leaf shall never fade.
To these greetings the bridegroom appropriate.
ly replied. A bountiful collation. was then served
and the BiddefJrd Brass Band discoursed choice
music. ls.pun .1'yD u. st'
We noticed on the table the following tokens
Of esteem presented by the friends Of Mr.. and Mrs
to amount to from Sio0 to $500: l-yIF
Ice Pitcher-Mr. & Mrs. Charles A, Shaw.
Waiter MFR. & Mrs. Ferguson Haines OF Port.
Inn 7
Syrup Dsb-Nicssrs. Twombley & Cleaves. "a
Sauce Spoon-Airs. b. Z. Gutter. -.'.!
Butter Dish-A brother of Mrs. II. OF Connec-
ticut. ''"
Sugar Spoons-."a 81 80. q" of Mass.
Salt. Celiars-Miss l. Gould. '..l
Vase, wax flowers and Mat-Mrs. j. r. Clark.
Mug-Mr. & Mrs, A, II. Gilman. ,..,....
Butter Knife-Rey. Mr., Tenney and wife.
vi" ." -Nir.,& Mrs. N. 4. Hill.
Salt Cellsr--Miss NJ. Gould. 10 . H
Spoon uolder-Mr. & Mrs. John A. Gould.
Dessert Spoon-AIrs. s. Foss. r., l.......f
Pepper Box-Aiark II. Gould.
Mustard Dish and Spoon-G George Watson.
n u,sf"r s1s" ;--J. z. A. Stone.
Pickle Knfo and Fork Mrs. Il. II, Banks.
Card Recoivcr-Thc I" Hooper Sistsra.",, &C..
{" MIR. & Mrs. Q. o. Gould.
Salt ellar-Mrs.I Andrews.
Castor, call ball attachod-H. Warren Lanccy
Of Portland. ~ ~ y'i-'
Call Bcll--AIr, 4. Mrs. Samuel White. ~ :,
Vase, and wax aowersTTll9raeo .. Bacon Of
~ lowell rI"liiii '''' ''' - 49,.
Pickle Pork-Mu. w. j. Clark. = ~ . 81
Napkin Ring--Nr. g. Mrs. John NJ. Goodwin.
Berry Dish-Mr. & Mrs.. Philemon NJ, Haines.
~ "-F. A. Day. -
Pickle Knife and Fark--Mr. & Mrs. WIN. s.
z SouthwIrth Of Lowell.
Mustard Spoon---Sfr. w. @. Bryant. ''
Fruit Knjie-I.izzie Cleavss. "a 1907 FssH
I" "-Mr. Mrs. Thos. Qnimby. i.t
Sugar Spoon-Mr. 4 Hrs. s. NJ, Blake.
Desert Spoons-Ain. E. II. o. Hooper.
Two Gobiea-Col. John M. Goodwin. Ds4'i
Cheese Spoon-sir.,i& Mrs. wm.T. Horrobin
Ladies Piu-Sir. A., A. Han.com Of Mauchss-
A ter.
Dessert spoons-Mr. & Mrs. W. II. Field.
An elegant Boguet Of Natural Nowsrs-Miss
ID, Josephine Barrows Of Boston. .hcE
In lslo Mr.. Hardy and Miss Harriet Francis
York were married 10 Lowell. Amer residing
thers Ave years, they removed TO this place Their
family consists OF four children. Mr.. Hardy has
acquired competency by industrious habits, en-
ergy and ability, and 10 one Of our most valuable
and entsfprising ctitensi We venture thus pub
licly to offer our congratulations TO our worthy
friends, end wish them many anniversaries OF
their happy union. 'ia'i .i@ -, r"
Call at rwamb,y 4 clsaves'. Crystal Arcade.
for Christmas. New Years and Bridal PRESENT.