The Newtown bee., 1889-06-28
Ca vanaugh Carroll.

another fashionable wedding, Wednes day afternoon, when Representative Michael John Cavanaugh was married te Miss Lucy Belle, daughter of Mr anG Mrs Michael Carroll, all of Newtown The bride and groom were escorted tc the altar by Michael F. Kilbride, (cousir of the groom, who acted as best man) and Miss Lizzie E. Carroll of Bridgeport (sister of the bride, who was bridesmaid) The bride looked eharmingly in dress of garnet satin, trimmed with Spanish lace, carrying bouquet of white roses the bridesmaid was similarly attired and carried bouquet of of pink and white roses.
 Rev F. Donohue performed the cere- mony at 3 30 p m and the bridal party, followed by a number of relatives and friends, repaired at once to the residence of the brides parents in the Glen, where q brief, Informal reception was held and a tempting collation. provided. Tasteful decorations of daisies had been placed over the door by Misses Lizzie and An gie Carroll.
 As the party passed the Mantle Mills, on the way from the church to the Glen, they were deluged with we'll directed showers of rice. After spending a few hours with their friends, Mir and Mrs Cavanaugh departed for Hartford on the IS New England train. Two or three days will be spent in the capital, after which they will turn their faces toward New York and elsewhere and will prob- ably return to Newtown and take up their abode in the Street the latter part of next week.
 Though many were detained by the storm, goodly number gathered at MT Carroll's, Wednesday night, where good music was furnished and where light feet kept time to merry hearts. Among those .pressnt were Sheriffs Glover of New town, Doran of Bethel, Leonard of Bridgeport, Hayes of Stepney; Senator Nicholas Staub of New Milford, Repre- sentative F. W. Wheeler of Monroe, Will liam English of Bethel, Dr John Carroll of Brooklyn, P. Carroll of Birmingham, P. Garrigan of New Britain; Mary E. Curtin, J. W. Ashley, J. J. Wheeler, B. P. Monahan of Bridgeport.
 MT Cavanaugh, who is Newtown's sen for Representative, has wide circle of acquaintances and friends outside his na- tive town and all join to wish himself and bride prosperous journey through life. Rich and elegant presents, almost entire ly filling one room, attested the esteem of friends. The list included
 Dennis, Lizzie, Sadie and Angie Carroll, $lO each.
 Silver set Dr Carroll of Brooklyn.
 Blue plush velvet sofa, w J. Beecher, M. F. Pitzschler, F. II. Bradley J. F. Houlfhah, Mi chael Tiernan, John Donlon.
 Easy chair, W. J. Beecher, M. F. Houlihan, James Kelly, Carl Kelly, Oscar Pitzschler, F. II. Bradley, J. F. Houiihan, NJ. J. Donohue, Michael Herman, John Donlon.
 Rug, John F. McNamara.
 Rug, John Cavanaugh.
 Table scarf and tidy, Mrs +. Casey.
 Rug, Martin F. Blake, Thomas J, Bradley.
 Spring rocker, John and Michael Sheehan.
 Slo and counterpane, Mrs F. Cavanaugh.
 stand, Michael J. McNamara.
 Pair statues, Mary B. Lynch of Bridgeport
 stand, Frank W. Kirby.
 Chair, Stephen Collins.
 Hand painted table scarf, Annie McNamara
 Cherry spring rocker, Thomas J. .Cayanaugh
 Easy chair, James F. Kilbride and John
 Wine set and half dozen goblets, Mrs Jane
 Paper rack, Alicia Carroll.
 Glass set, Mrs Mary Holton of Bridgeport
 Ice pitcher, Miss Mary Holton of Bridgeport
 stand cover, Mrs D. Keane.
 Lace shams and bureau cover, Miss Maggie Lynch.
 Pair towels and table cloth, Mrs Thomas Keane.
 Half dozen goblets, Mrs Michael McNamara
 Paper rack, Esther Hughes.
 oil painting, Mary and Maggie Lynch.
 Scarfs, Mrs John Cfurch.
 Hanging lamp, J.w. Larry, W .E .Hennesscy Half dozen teaspoons, Annie Kilbride.
 stand, Maggie and Mary Blake.
 Plush rocker, Mary, Maggie and Patrick Scanlon.
 Table linen, Joanna and Katie Gaffney. silver sugar shell and butter knife Katie E MeMahoh.
 Half dozen silver teaspoons, Mamie Nc Mahon.
 Carving knife and fork, P. J. Bradley. Half dozen tea knives, F. Garrigan of New Britain.
 Silver sugar shell and butter knife, Mir ant | Mrs Y. A. Vergason ot New Britain.
 Carving knife and fork, Katie Garrigan o New Britain.
 Silver butter knife, B.P Monahan of Bridge port.
 Half dozen silver spoons, J. J. Wheeler O | Bridgeport.
 W. H. Glover.
 Half dozen tea spoons, Maggie F. Kilbride ONyNlleu nllfrOr, F. W. wheeler Of Monroe 1 Parlor lamp, Warner, Clark X Taylor Silver butter dish, English and Doran c Bethel. | Marble top table, F. Carroll and family. | Halt dozen spoons, knives and forks, NJ. J | Houlihan and family. | Silver castor, Mary Curtin of Bridgeport. Dozen fruit knives, Clarence Minor. | Half dozen knives and forks, James Y. BreI nan of New Haven.
 Table spoons, Daniel Keane of Danbury.
 Half dozen knives and forks, Lizzie Carr gan of New Britain.
 Cherry stand, MT and Mrs James McGrau. | Camp rocker, M. H. Kelly.
 Foot rest, Maggie Frances Cavanaugh. Cherry rocker, Rosie and Peter Quinn. Peter Carroll of New Britain. Toilet set, Jennie McKennon Maggie Gri fin, Kate Houlihan.
 Table, Michael F. and Mary E. Kilbride.
 Halt dozen dinner plates Jennie Carroll
 Half dozen silver knives, w. J. Brew
 Case champagne J. Ashley of Bridgeport
 silver butter knife, James Collins.
 Clock, Samuel Bradley. Toilet set, George Burr and John Quinn
 Set table linen, Nellie Carroll. Fl Oak rocker, M. c. Bradley. Rocker, Mary and Julia Kelly. Turkish rug, Mrs Edward Kilbride, ST. [ Silver berry spoon and butter knife, Jul , A. Murray.
 Linen table cloth, Mary and MaggieC eCallaha ll Andrew Egan Of Palestine entertaint
 a number of friends from Rridoenor