The Newtown bee., 1890-01-10
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 of about 30 immediate relatives and friends gathered at the commodious home of Julius A. Beers at Walkers Farm to witness the ceremony which united the hearts and future lives of Edwin R. Sut- Tiff of Southington and Miss Carrie F., only daughter of Mir and Mrs Beers. The parents of the contracting parties pre- ceded them into the parlor, one corner of which was tastefully trimmed with ever green, bridal bell being suspended from the ceiling, beneath which the pair stood as they assented to the solemn marriage ritual of the Episcopal church, Rev AL fred GOldsbOrough of Monroe officiating in his usual happy manner. Morris D., brother of the bride, was best man and the bride was charming in brown faille franchise, with duchess lace and novelty trimmings, carrying bouquet of roses and smilax. After congratulations, the party repaired to the dining room, where dainty bridal supper was served, after which pleasant evening was spent in social converse.
 Out of town guests were MT and Mrs F. A. Sutliff, ST, MT and Mrs F. \. Sut- Tiff, Jr, Claud Sutliff, Mir and Mrs J. Mar tin of SOuthington, Mir and Mrs Amos A. J. Beers, Mir and Mrs E. L. Fairchild, Edwin Sherman of New Haven, Mrs Will liam c. Botsford, MT and Mrs Charles BotsfOrd and daughter Lena of New Mil ford, II. A. Warner of Long Hill, Mrs Fred Brown of Providence, R. l., Mrs Camp of Waterbury.
 Monday, 9th, the newly welded pair departed for Southington, where d fur nished home awaited them. \ host of relatives in Monroe and Newtown fol- low them with hearty good wishes as they enter d new field of usefulness.
 Silver carving knife and fork, MT and Mrs Frederick Chambers.
 Decorated sugar sitter, Miss Jessie French, Stepney Depot
 Set silver tea spoons, Morris D. Beers.
 Set silver tea spoons, Mir and Mrs Rickford and MT and Mrs Northrop, Rockford, Ill.
 Fancy stand, Misses Susie and Jennie Cham. bers.
 
 E.J. Morris.
 Bible, mother ot the bride.
 Carving set. Mir and Mrs Wilbur French, Miss Frances French, Stcpney Depot.
 Fruit knives in plush case, Edwin sherman, New Haven.
 Lemonade set and tray aIr and Mrs Charles Botsford.
 Nut cracker and pick in case, Edmond c. Wood, Stratford.
 Two pairs dumask towels, Mir and Mrs George Armstrong, Vineland. New Jersey.
 Fancy teapot, Lena Botsford New Milford.
 S25, Mrs c. Beers, ylneland, New Jersey.
 Sl0, Mr and Mrs J. Martin, Southington.
 S5, Mir and Mrs C. Sexton, Norwich, \. |. Toilet set, MT and Mrs E. l.. Fairchild, New | Haven and Miss William C. Botsford, New Milford. silver sugar bowl and dozen tea spoons, Nil and Mrs A. J. Beers, New Haven. Hanging lamp, Mir and Mrs J. II. Hawkins | Dozen silver knives and forks, father of the bride. | Drawn work tidy, Miss Lottic Beardsley. Silver berry spoon, II. E. Sanford, Sandy | Hook. Lamp, Mary Lillis. | Book of poems, Mir and Mrs Warner, Long fHill. | Vinegar cruet, Mrs Frederick Brown, ,Provi | dencc, R. I. Rug, MT and Mrs William Partlee, New Haven. Silver thimble, MT and Mrs Lockwood Shepard. Salad set Mir and Mrs Charles Pratt, Brook lyn, L.I. Painting in water colors, Miss Nettie Peck Three silver tablespoons, mother of the bride. Embroidered tray cloth, Miss Libbie Cham | bers. Nut picks, C. P. Nettleton, Birmingham. Pair of damask towels Miss Eliza J. Burritt | Silver butter knife and sugar spoon, MT and Mrs L. F. Warner and son. Rockford, Ill. Drawn work bureau scarf, Miss Agnes Beardsley. Three silver dessert spoons, c. B. Botsford | New Milford.
 Set silver fruit knives, Mrs E. A. Warner | Waterbury. l Water set and tray, Mir and Mrs o. B. CamI and family, Waterbury. | Cow, Minott Booth. l Three silver dessert spoons, William c ! Botsford, New Milford.