The Newtown bee., 1890-04-04
FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 1890,
BEDDING.

Lalmon heau mas bought road ma chine. Clover Farm creamery will get it's ice from Bedding station, where the Housa- i tonic road has filled house. The cream 1 cry turns out about 200 pounds a day, which sells at 30 cents. X regular old fashioned wedding took place on Wednesday evening, March 26, at the home of Ebenezer Brown near Todd's lime kiln, West Bedding. The contracting parties were John Curtis of Bridgeport and Miss Sarah K. Brown of best man and Miss Lizzie Johnson as bridesmaid. Rev N. l.. Porter of Nich- ols tied the nuptial knot. After the cer- emony, the assembled guests, of whom there were enough to fill the house, sat down to bountiful repast and mirth and jollity reigned till a late hour. Among the numerous presents received weie Set of goblets, Miss Anne Seymour. Set of tea cups and saucers, Mrs Samuel Gibson.
 Set vases. Mir and Mrs H. Godfrey, Bridge. port.
 Dozen silver knives and forks, Mir and Mrs Fred Silliman, Bridgeport.
 Vase, silver butter knife and sugar spoon, Mir and Mrs Henry Brown.
 Vase, Mrs Beach Baldwin.
 Large preserve dish and six small ones, Al, Ian Brown.
 Elegant lamp, Eb. Brown.
 Sugar bowl, milk cup, spoon holder and butter dish, Mir Brown and Miss Johnson. $l0 check, John Todd.
 Glass dish, Miss Griffen of New York. Castor, Miss Louisa Brown.
 Carving knife and fork Mir and Mrs A.Todd Satin pin cushion, MissJennie Peterson. Linen table cloth, Miss Alice Knapp of Tarrytown.
 Handkerchief case, Master Peter Peterson. Cake basket, Miss Julia Willis.
 Half dozen wine glasses, Mrs Frank Bald win.
 Butter dish, Miss Ada Baldwin.
 Butter dish, Frankie Baldwin.
 Dozen silver tea spoons Mir and Mrs J. E. Miller.
 Set goblets and pickle dish. Mir and Mrs II. Godfrey.
 Glass set, Mrs Charles Baldwin.
 Lamp, c. II. Peterson, Bethel.
 Silver sugar.spoon, Dr J. Benedict.
 satin sofa cushion, Mrs r. Peterson.
 Satin sofa pillow, Mrs II. Riley.
 Table cloth, Miss Nellie Johnson.
 Pair lace trimmed pillow cases, Mrs J. Todd Carving knito, Miss Jennie Willis.
 Set silver knives, John Carson.
 Set china plates, Mir and Mrs Wheeler 0 Danbury,
 Pair vases, cups and saucers, Miss Louisi Brown.
 While using Charles Sanford's horse power to saw his wood pile, Saturday George r. Sanford met with a severe accident. While oiling the machinery he caught his right hand between two cog wheels, tearing the flesh from th' back of it so as to expose the tendons Dr Reid was summoned as soon as possi ble and dressed the wound. Happily n' bones were crushed and it is hoped that with proper care,h he will not lose the us of his hand.
 Complaint having been made to tn selectmen that Samuel B. Rowland wa wandering about the country in a de mented condition, they have petitione' the probate court to appoints q conserva tor over him.
 Rev Mir Hamilton preached in Chris church, Sunday.
 G. T. Sanford is expecting brood O young chicks from his incubator.
 Sorry to say that Stephen Perry i poorly, not recovering from an attack O grip, contracted last Winter.
 Henry Burr is rendering his beautiful house still more attractive by T ncv coat of paint.
 Johnnie Nickerson expects to returl to his engine, April l.
 Henry Godfrey has vacated the Brad ley place and gone to live in the hous with Mrs Floyd Tucker.
 Hull Bartram is fattening calves ol skim milk from the creamery.