The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-16

On the 9lh of January 1874. Mir and
Mrs. Squire y. Warren, Of Hampton, N.
y. received many OF thcil relatives and
friends to celebrate the twcnty-ifth ami
vcrsaIy of their marriage, and in response
to their very polite and general invitation,
nearly three hundred Of the invited guests
assembled at their residence. The after
noon was especially given to the entertain
mcnt of the older class. At carly evening
the middle aged and youth came pouring
in until some eighty carriages had unloaded
their precious freight on the piazza of Mr..
Warren's beautiful and commodous resi-
dcnce, brilliantly Illuminated, giving it the
appearance of a first class hotel on a
pleasant Fourth Of July evening The
company were soon in excellent spirits, en-
joying themselves in high degree
AS social gathering, it was one of the
ho-"'~~. assembled in this section.
"All went merry as marriage bell, and
an air of cheerfuness characterized the af-
tar from beginning TO end. All will rccol-
lect with pleasure the cordial reception
givenito each hy 'minc host and hostess
on that occasion.
Owing to the large number of guests in
attendance, it was found necessary at an
early hour TO dispense refreshments, in or
der that all might be served. About eight
o'clock it was announced that everything
was in readiness to satisfy the cravings of
the elmer man. and that fifty persons
could be seated at the table. They then
repaired to large upper room, tastcfully
and ornamentally decorated with ever
greens. The tables were conveniently and
considerably arranged, so as to form a
''hollow square, the guests seated at the
outside of the tables, the walters to serve
from the inner space, thereby relieving all
of fear of fresh baptism Of hot tea
coffee or oyster soup. Everything showed
at a glance the hand of skill and taste com
bincd, to make the tables beautiful and at
tractive; they We're loaded with all the
luXurics of the season, including oranges
and oysters o! the choicest kind. furnished
by our ever ready Jerry" fresh from the
mint, and no time was lost in this part of
the programme until the wants of all had
been satisfied. and yet there was enough
left for as many more HAVING sot;sti7I
the wants IF M nniyersoi nonT o ,"o,Su'
we find ourselves bc,ter nronared ~ snt ho
fore orr readers n tohlc not viii tLoso
vands which tempt the enicurcon Inf one
furnished with beautiful and useful, as
well as valuable. | refer to the rich and
fine gifts presented by the guests, amount
ing to more than one hundred pieces, md
in value to over $500, among which we no.
ticed a very handsome and valuable silver
YEA SET: sauce dlsl, ana some smaller arti-
Giles of silver of coin value, presented by
friends of Poultney and Hamilton n mas.
sNc 'cc Ii'cne!, from lhe ION !. '. Ia
ker, OF Fort Ann, n. v. a solid silver
oyster ladle. from !. D. Stanley. ESQ of
Rutland ,,oluoiIo or,;I, e ~ Il', W
hutianu Naiuaplc nTllcles OF unique pat
terms from Messrs. Narsden Il Benedict, of
Hall G, pailo', ~ rar, "'o w. ', ,r,
nan " pa'icy, Oh forl Ann, n. /. Ihere
were many DINER presents OF equal value
and beauty from those whose names Wc do
,,ot rooolloo, ,l go. III w Wv
10 or,,,,nrn,n ~ WI Nv, ".io" us
nIicatos on,onc tho ,,,or', ,,roa "y w" "u'
Uere tho otion,io, H., hiea ''1'',',. ..
given villa for,no, y, ,no U",nl'a"s was
ahovn nentioned ar,;c,ps 09 ,,n" W '"o
hrof hmt onnronria,o s,,oo MoLu I,"Ho N
thaniel nalv Of IIan,ntou ~ on'So Wv
snopded to In a very in,oros,in,r ,,arro. l.,
behalf of Mr. and ,Irs w. ,,''i IT,, b III
! w Relknon of Iomn,o" '''"' - NV
~ Tho n oai VI iin,ilioh' go.
of A r Knann Fso and vifo Of poS1,i,
NO., ll, ~, "''' VIZ VI o"l.-
N.Y., OF an elegahlly bound photograph |
family Bible, with the following lines on a |
fly-leaf. cOmDosed and vrittcn Inv tho
donor ' Wv
uonor
"The compliments OF A. L. Knapp and Free. |
love, his wife, To $. A. Warren and Mary. his |
is more precious than silver or 9oldp ON y" ths
twenty-fifth anniversary OF your inarrlage. as n |