The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-19
A Brilliant Wedding at Whitehall.

Wednesday afternoon witnessed very
brilliant wedding at Whitehall, the parties
interested being DR.. b. C. Senton of
bonds of wedlock to Jennie, the beautiful
daughter of DR.. A. j. and Mrs. Long, of
Whitehall, formerly of Rutland. The
ceremony was witnessed by large number
OF friends and relatives of the families
Rev. John Lowrey performed the cere-
mony. Miss Ida Long of Rutland and
Miss Jennie Watson of Whitehall acted as
bridesmaids. John Merritt of Whitehall
and Mr.. ]. E. Hanier of New York were
the groomsmen. The bride looked charm
ing, dressed in an elegant pearl lavender
silk dress, with tulle trimming. The brides
maids wore white. After the twain were
pronounced one flesh the happy assemblage
withdrew to the dining room, where an
elegant wedding dinner was prepared.
Congratulations were extended to Mr.. and
Mrs. Senton, and general social inter-
mingling of the guests was had, until the
hour drew near for the happy couple to
depart on their bridal tour. The presents
were very numerous, elegant and costly
a list of which appears below. There were
many present from neighborng towns.
The beautiful bride is the niece of G. l..
Long of Rutland.
The following comprise the list of pres
ents, with names of donors:
Bridal present from brides parents, seal
skin cloak gold bracelet from grooms-
man bronze clock from Grace, John and
Joseph Merritt one dozen silver tea
spoons from Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Aspel, of
Chicago half dozen do. and butter and
sugar spoon from Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Bell,
of Brooklyn one solid pickle and cheese
fork from Miss Sarah Watson, Albany; one
solid jelly spoon from Miss Cora Labarre,
Gibbon, Nebraska one solid berry spoon
from Mrs. A. Wing, Glen's Falls one
solid sugar spoon from Mrs. NJ. Casey one
solid sardine fork from DR.. and Mrs. Cox,
Albany one solid pickle fork from c. G.
A. Griswold; check 1926 from Mr.. and
Mrs. Erwin, Brooklyn pearl mounted
opera glass from DR.. and Mrs. b. II. Hol-
comb ice pitcher from Mr.. and Mrs. c.
l.. Long, Rutland one cake basket from
groom's parents, Port Henry one caster
from Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Martin: one
spoon holder from Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ.
Allen one butter dish from Mr.. and Mrs.
j. F. Clark one syrup cup from Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Corbett one bouquet holder from
Miss Lizzie Treat, Milwaukee one card
receiver from Mr.. and Mrs. Bradt, Glen's
Falls one set cut glass cologne bottles,
from Prof. j. Z. Haner, New York one
set colonge bottles from the ushers, Messrs.
Harding and Bascom bronze vases. from
Messrs. Pike and Brown bronze vases
from Mr.. and Mrs Fred Corners splen-
did framed crayon drawing "Evangeline,"
from Nellie Parker motto "God is love-"
from Mrs. E. ]. Norton one card receiver
from Mr.. and Mrs. ii. A. Griswold one
set fruit knives from Miss Jennie Watson
set fruit knives Mr.. and Mrs. A.C.Sswyer;
one set nut picks from Miss Robertson;
one set nut picks and nut cracker from the
brothers Chas. and Benny; one jewel case
from W. II. Caldwell; one call bell from
Mrs. Cooper, Albany, N. Y; one gold
thimble from d. G. Smith; one china set
from Miss Gertie Cook one china fruit
dish from Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Tefft
decorated china fruit plates from Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ii. Cook one $18 toilet set from
Messrs. Smith, Martin & Newcomb one
gold CROSS from Miss Nellie GriswOld one
toilet set from Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Parke
elaborate pin cushion from Miss Hattie
Parke one black walnut marble top stand
from Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Chapman one
pair embroidered pillow shams from Miss
Wetsell, Glens Falls. one pie knife from
Mr.. anG Mrs. A. cleveland, Rutland one
toilet get from Miss L. Dennis one chased
jewel case from E. w. Clark; one silver
necklace and belt from Miss Cox, Albany;
one copy Telnyson's poems, Turkey NOR,
from George Dinsmore, M. d., st. Adams;
| one decorated server from Mr.. and Mrs.
Cornell, Greenwich, N. Y; bank note from
Mr.. and Mrs. Jared Long, brides grand
parents, Rutland; bridal bouquets and
| other articles too numerous to mention,
from well wshers of the happy couple.