The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-09-16
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Mr. and Mrs W. X. Miller OF our city celebrate
the 25th anniversary of Their marriage on sRturda
evening last, in style and generosity worthy
honorable mention. Y. l..
Over 800 invitations were sent out, and from tn
crowded condition Of the residence, and the wa
the tables were repeatedly filled With guests
should Judge those invited were nearly all present
It was certainly good 10 be there in several rei
poets, one being the good and social company o
ladies and gentlemen, the happy manner Il
| which Mr. and Mrs, Miller greeted and entertain
ed their friends and the splendid feast OF fa
things and delicacles with which the tables were
loaded
Among those present from distance, were Rev
| C, H. Owen of Delaware, Ohio, who married them
Samuel Burwel Esq, Seneca, Illinois, father o
Mrs. Miller, and who formerly resided at Navarro
| In this county, where the marriage took place
Pietro Cuneo, ESQ, p, NJ, ofUpper sandusKy and
editor ofthe Republican there and brother'in-laW
| of Mr.. Miller; Mr.. Lorraine Miller also of Uppel
sandusky and nephew of Mr.. Miller; Mayor Oh
borne of Youngstown, o., also a relative Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Russell of Masslllon, and Mr. and Mrs. j.
9. Unkefor of Minerva,
We need not say there was very large atten'
dance Of our own citizens, ladies and gentlemen
well known and prominent Among the gentlemen
were many whose mechanical skill and high
worth make them invaluable to Cantons Indus
tries of one OF which, the Russell Mr. Miller Is su
perintendent and yice-President ofthe Company
The Grand Army Band were In attendance and
added their choicest music to enliven the occa'
sion and make II all the more enjoyable
Mr.. and Mrs Miller came to Canton near twenty
FIVE years ago, Mr.. NJ, starting in as workman
with @. Aultman & Co., when they commenced
business. Failing health compelled him to
quit the shop, and for few years he was an assid
uous and devoted Daguerrean Artist. During the
first term of President Lincoln Mr.. Miller was
Postmaster OF Canton, resigning near the close of
the term to become member Of the firm of Rus
sell q Co. ...
It is proper TO say here that Mr., and Mrs. Miller
have ever taken an active and earnest interest in
all laudable social and charitable activities of the
town; working in the most quiet and proper way
possible. Mrs Miller, in the social walks of life,
has been the devoted wife, mother and neighbor,
Their family consists Of two sons, one II and the
other six, two others having been called away.
Between 10 and II o'clock the guests were re-
quested to give attention, when Rev. Mr.. Owen
made few appropriate remarks, referring to
Times changes and how we change with them,
(Tempora mutdntur, as Cicero has it, concluding
with prayer, after which Rev. +, C. Patterson led
off with the long meter Doxology and was at once
joined by all the singing guests Soon after this
all were "homeward bound,"s
Following is the list of superb and magnificent
presents with names of donors. The large table
shone and sparkled with the display;
One elegant set consisting of pieces and salver,
from the guests of the FirstM E. Church
One Water Pitcher and Goblets, from Foremen of
the Russell Reaper Works,
One fruit Stand from Mr.. and Mrs y s. Ton
ner.
One Fruit Stand, from ofice of C. Russell d
Co.
One Case Dessert Spoons, Knife &C., from Ar,
and Mrs B. f, Jones, Pittsburgh, Pa.
One Case Berry Spoons, from Mr.. and Mrs, G. NJ,
Laughlin, Pittsburgh, Pa.
One Case Pie Knives and Sugar Sitter from MI.
and Mrs. C.Aultman.
One Case Salts of Unique Pattern, from Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Manu. Pittsburgh Pa.
One Large Berry Tureen Of Beautiful Design
from:Mr. and Mrs. G. Russell, Massillon, o.
One Large Card Basket from Mrs. Cramer, East
Liberty, Pa.
One Cake Basket from Bert and Charles Miller.
One Superb Card Baskest from Mr., and Mrs. E.
Norris
One Butter Dish from Mr.. and Mrs. Essig.
One Butter Dish from Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Z. Bald
win. .... ..
One Large Soup Spoon from Mr., and Mrs. Il, G.
Fogle.
One Large and one Small Soup Spoon from Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Tonner.
One Half Dozen Tea Spoons from Mr., and Mrs
VIM. Mckinley, Jr,
One Half Dozen Tea Spoons from Miss A. Nc
Kinley.
One Thimble from Miss Ora Miller
One Case Pickle Knife and Fork from Mr.. and
Mrs JOS. A. Myers,
One Anniversary Medal from Mr., and Mrs, ]. G.
Unkefer, Minerva, o.
One Napkin Ring, Spoon and Nut Pick from Mr..
and Mrs. P. Cuneo, Upper sandusky, o.
Pyramid ofsiver Coin from Rev. & Mrs. II. Mil
Ter Monongehala City, Pa.
Theterm elegant may be applied to all Of the
above mentioned articles. The quality is unqnes
tionable, for upon close examination we discover
them to be from the most reliable establishments
of the country.