The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-07-11
RECORD OF A DAY.
Gleanings in and Around the
Lively Camp.
Mining and Other News. WEDDING,
Bells and Those who Assisted
in Ringing Them.

yesterday afternoon at the Wisconsin
hotel, Burlington district, Mr.. Thomas
Rodda and Miss Minnie Sampson were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony by
Kew. C.C Frost, of the Butte City Baptist
Church. The ceremony was performed in
the presence OF a few intimate friends OF
the high contracting parties, after which
the bridal party drove to the armory oi
the Union Guard Company, in the county
held, which was attended by a legion of the
friends OF the happy couple. The Union
Guard Company, Of which organization the
groom is a member, was present in full
force, and dressed in their handsome uni.
forms the members, commanded by Capt.
). J. Reynolds, received and congratulated
their comrade and his pretty
bride in true military fashion. Re
freshments of a liquid nature were in
abundance, while the supper table fairly
groaned under the weight of everything cal.
culated to tempt and appease the appetite
In addition to the Guards, a large number
of the friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rodda gath
cred to extend their concentrations to the
newly welded pair and to bid them a hap
by and prosperous welded life. Among the
ladies present were: Mrs. Thomas ROdda,
Mrs. CAPTAIN Reynolds, Mrs Captain Page
Mrs. James Tonkin, Mrs. Samuel Tonkin,
Mrs. w. G. Cole, Mrs. La Ford, Mrs. Simon
Houseworth, Mrs. Thomas Trevail, Mrs
William Doble, Mrs. Thomas Rogers, Mrs
Josiah Benefits, Mrs. Moulton, Mrs. ) Joseph
Hawke, Mrs. Rd. Howard, Mrs. j. Williams
Mrs. Josiah Lowry, Mrs. George Pascoe
Misses Bessie Pascoe, Edith Williams, Lizzie
Williams, Annie Trevail, the Misses Samp
son, Williams, Hooking. and Addle ant
Dollie Ambrose.
During the evening, in the name OF the
of the donors, Captain Reynolds presented
the following presents to Mr., and Mrs
Rodda: Sewing machine, Mr.. and Mrs
William Masters; elegant silver tea set
Union Guard company; parlor lamp, Miss
Lucy Masters; silver fruit dish, Miss Libbie
Sampson; breakfast cup and saucer, Miss
Ida Masters; silver pickle castor and fruit
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas York; lounge,
William Holman; clock, John Odgers
rocking chair, Matt Penrose; cupboard, L.
Odgers: rocking chair, J. Chauvin; chamber
set. Mrs. H. Archer; table cloth and nap.
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. Olsen; silver castor,
Thomas Harris; silver cake dish, Mr.. and
Mrs. 7. Trevai!; silver butter dish, William
Hugo; silver cake dish, Messrs. T. E. Bray
>and A. e. Hand; gold plated pickle castor,
Tonkin; parlor lamp. Arthur Mays;
tAle cloth, Mrs. Joseph Hawke; glass
VAN fountain, Mr.. and Mrs. George Pas.
coe; sVer pickle castor, James Dunstone;
eleganeN toilet set with music box, Messrs'
Samuel nebilcock, Fred Thomas and Am:
brose 49, two doll babies, a lady friend
Mr.. hoddaNanked his friends for their
kind rememorass :, after which all present
partook OF uppeA When the inner man
had been saelsaaen\ large company en-
band being in attendsees , ndrf f,rni sl,
some OF it's best music: ANtestivities were
after giving three cheers fotta AL, and Mrs
Rodda, repaired to their respNre homes
we'll pleased with the nights enee> Snment.
The MINER Joins with tn t Intending mdi Nds Of
CALCULATIONS.