The Rutland weekly globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-15
A Pleasant Wedding.

One of the pleaeantest social events of
the season took place or Tuesday evening
at the residence of George t. Wardwell,
esq, on the occasion of the marriage of his
daughter, Lizzie o. Wardwell and DE-
Thomas Mound. The front of the rei-
idence was illuminated with Chinese Ian
terms aud the parlors were taslefully deco.
ra'ed with wreaths snl flowers.
A large party, composed of many of our
leading citizens, were present as guests to
witness the nuptal ceremonies. At eight
o'clock the bride and groom, attended by
Mr.. and Mrs Wardwell, appeared and
took their position under a marriage bell,
wrought of beautiful flowers, when Rev.
J. Gibson johnson, pastor of the Congre-
galioDal church, after brief and pertinent
address, gracefully performed the marriage
ceremony. The accustomed greetings of
the welded pair followed, and the mar
rage feast served, which was rich and cub
stantial. The tatls we're arranged with
rare taste and order, snl presented pleas
ing appearance 10 the eye a1d gave great
satisfaction TO the guests. A merry
round of festivities were enjoyed until near
ten o'clock when the guests began u take
their leave.
A large collection of presents were die
played mary of which were valuable
tokens of esteem. The following IS list
A gold watch and chain fiom Mr.. Mound
An envelope of money from Mr.. and
Mrs. Wardwell
Cake basket from Mr. and Mrs j. NJ.
Haven.
An elegant Bible from Mr.. and Mrs.
Harley C. futile, Mr.. aud Mrs. Egbert @.
Tuule, and Fred Tutle.
Pair of vases from j. w. Cfamtvn and
sister
Lace scarf from Mrs. Henry Clark.
Silver card case from Mr.. end MIS- NJ
Quinn.
Chrome from DE-. and hrs. John Il.
Meal.
silk umbrella from Charles Clark.
Vase from Miss Anna Simoos
Framed motto from Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
o. Carpenter.
Syrup cup from Dir. and Mira. John n.
Wocdfn.
Jeselry case from Mr and Mrs Henry
A. Sawyer.
Photograph stand from Mrs william A.
Clark.
Set of silver spoons from Mr.. and Mrs.
George e. Royce.
Pair Of napkin riugs from Fannie and
George Royce.
Embroidered handkerchief from Mr.. and
Mrs. II. r. Stevens
Tidy from Miss Nettie Campbell.
Two pocket handkorchiefs from Mrs
and Miss Angler.
Kuife and fork rest from Mr.. atd Mrs
81. A. Bourne.
Set of table and teaspoons from L G.
Blgley, L. G. Needham and f. b. Barrett
Necktle from Mrs. J. B Kilburn
Pickle castor from George a Croseman
and Charles A. Farr, Brandon.
Mat from Miss E1nah G. Edison.
Cake basket from Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin |
Benner.
- = sggS,.ssas.,;s 60" "->snd Ms A .
NsR lTgnife from Miss Frank Giandey.
z Butte dish and knife from f. E. Slurte-
want
Book Of poems from Miss A. +. Tarbcll
oilet set from II. S. Verder.
Bpok of ballads from f. NJ Ward we'll
x of stali)neTy from Miss Minnie
L. 8eals.
Cke Basket from c. T. Blakely ard F
S. Thompson
lse pitcher from 4 S. Marshall and
JO.eph Aud.
A gil, and cDsa' vase from MIR ani
Ms. A. II. Tuule,
Asil1er butter dish from DE-. and Mrs.
Wdlht Of Brandon.
The bride and groom are held in high e.
teen by all who know them aud III 'lr bost
of fiienis wish them pleasant voyage on
DfeB sea, and that the sl'cr and golden
era IN be reached in their united lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mound eft on the New
York rain at 10 o'clock on a Wedding trip.