News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1890-10-30
SHATTUCK-GREEN.


/ =, The greatest and most pleasant event OF
une season, was the marriage of Myrtle r.
only daughter, and eldest child of Mr.. and
MRS julius W. Green of this place to Merton
| Y. Shattuck, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs Mar
| TN Shattuck of Eden. The ceremony was
performed at the residence of the brides
| father, Oct. %, 1890 at 3 O'Clock n m INV
Ine Rev. Edwin Wheelock of Cambridge, in
/ ms graceful quiet way-the same clergyman
VINO performed the like ceremony for the
prides parents % years ago thesame month
ana anSsso df fhe year. A large company of re-
were pres. Mt q 1llds Us. OF the BRIDE and groom
E Mtre 4av W. l.loWitness the pleasant scene
! The Gay ">yep9Iu less and serene, an omen.
a.. IA 11ssry = va y5g
flowers, by the artistic hands of Mrs f. HI
tullngton. Among the foremost decoration
was the floral " bridal bella thing of
beauty-hung above the happy couple: and
on either side, above and around the grooms-
men and bridesmaids, flowers and vines were
artistically arranged. The bride was lovely
in white SERGE trimmed with white satin and
lace. The groom was very Interestingly and
tastetnlly dressed, as well as thetwo grooms-
men, Harlan Shattuck. the groom's brother.
and Frank L. Green, the brother of the bride
The bridesmaids, Susie Dodge, friend and
Mary VI. Nye, a schoolmate. of this place.
we're both beautifully dressed in white Alto
Sether they formed most interesting bridal
party. The saluting and congratulating of
the pride and groom were in perfect order, af-
ter which came the merry and delightful exer-
clse OF passing the ever accompanying we'd
ding cake, voted a success. Then came the
viewing the many elegant and costly pres
ents almost too numerous to mention, but
which we name as far as we were a BILE to COPY
They made a fine display as arranged The
united couple took the evening train for St
Johnsbury to spend day or two. They
soon move to that newly prepared home in
Eden, where the groom is associated with his
father IN the mercantile business The best
wishes of their friends will go with them
Following is a list of presents and donors
names: Set dishes, brides parents; silver tea
set, Mr. and Mrs. T. A Raymore Mr.. and
Mrs w W; Raymore, Henry and Elsie Ray
more, Fred Smith silver butter dish, Bern
ard Reavey; silver fruit dish, Mr. and Mrs. c.
b. Wetherby; silver pickle castor and fork.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bundy; set silver knives.
groom's parents; silver butter dish, Mr.. and
Mrs d. Scott; set teaspoons, Mr. and Mrs. J.
W Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Lee. F. L.
Thomas; two tablespoons, Mr. and Mrs
MARX Stevens; two dessert spoons Mrs
Sarah Nye; soup-ladle, Will McCllntock;
gravy-ladle, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bunker butter
knife and sugar shell, Mr.. and Mrs r. A.
Wiley; silver pickle castor, Mr.. and Mrs g.
h. Melvin; sugar shell and salt stand Matte
A Wilcox; silver butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs
d u: Mac0y; set silver teaspoons, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. F. Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs R. B. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Griswold, DIR. and Mrs.
X. l.: Flagg, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Smith. Mr.
and Mrs. A. B. Sinclair, Anna Raymore, Mr.. |
and Mrs. j. ) Osley; silver salt dish Abbje |
ID. Wilcox; butter knife, Mr. and Mrs Frank
WhIttermore; set silver nut picks and crack
er, b. ). Fullington; silver card case, Mr. and
Mrs. j. b. Page: syrup pitcher, Abbie Balch;
salt and pepper shakes in stool. from brides
aunts; glass fruit dish, Kate Fletcher; glass
water pitcher and two tumhlers Gussie Bas-
sett; glass water set, Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Full !
lington; tea and coffee pot Mr. and Mrs
Fred ii. Fullington and son Earl milk pitcher
and pickle dish Alice Badger; pink glass
water pitcher, Julie Green, brides brother
night lamp, Goldie Smith; large table lamp |
Mr. and Mrs. I. +. Putnam; table cloth and |
dozen napkins, mother of groom; napkins,
Mr. and Mrs. j T. FullingtOn; handsome
clock, Harlan SAattuck ana Susie booge;
tidy and napkins, Mary Nye; pair towels |
Mr.. and Mrs N. A, Hawley; beef steak ham,
mer and wire dish cloth, mother of groom !;
braided rug and picture in Frame Mrs. Cor
nelia Curtis; portraits of the brides grand |
parents, grandma and grandpa Green, Mrs |
Rebecca Warner; lovely sofa pillow, W. HI. |
Nye; buster bag, NJ. l.. Fuller; tidy and |
Longfellow' s poems Mr.. and Mrs ] S. Osley; |
nice plush seated rocking chair, Henry Smile |
and family; willow rocker parents of bride; |
beautiful drapery scarf N. J. Nye bottle CO. |
logne, Chas Townsend fur overcoat, father /
of groom; book, "Our Home" Walter L. |
Stannard; book, Ella Holmes; emery bag, |
Master Frank Osborne Lee sachet bag, C. l.. |
Demeritt and sister; two tumblers Jelly Mrs |
J. 7. and Mrs. F. III. Fuington; two So 90 |
pins, gold, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Green, brides |
parents; gold piece, $3.50, Mrs Rebecca /
Warner; gold piece. $3.50. Frank L Green.
brides brother; lastly, but not least, toy !
cradle, donor not known