The Newtown bee., 1891-09-25
ASPETUCK,

pleasant gathering of over 100 friends and relatives witnessed the solemn and impressive marriage ceremony of Miss Florence, daughter of Wakeman Will Hams, to Charles s. Mallette of Tashua, at the home of the brides parents, We'd nesday, 18th, at p n1. The ceremony was performed by Rev MT Bowles, assist ed by Rev MT Ogden. It was one of the prettiest weddings and most joyous oc- casion Aspetuck has realized in a long time. Thus, one by one, our fair daugh- ters are being led from our midst. The house was neatly trimmed with Autumn leaves and flowers. The ushers were NJ. was beautifully attired in white alba tross, trimmed with Chantilly lace. A reception was given in the evening and, next day, the happy couple went to the groom's home in Tashua, where they will commence keeping house. The presents: Silver butter dish, Mrs Sylvia Mallett, moth CT of groom.
 Check for $I0, Miss Jennie Mallett, sister of groom.
 Carving knife and fork, Mir and Mrs Oliver
  Northrop.
 Lemonade set, MT and Mrs NJ. D. Mallette. Dozen decorated fruit plates, MT and Mrs George D. Mallett.
 Sugar spoon and butter knife, Misses Peet Family Bible, father and mother of bride, MT and Mrs w. B. Williams.
 Rug, brother of bride and wife, MT and Mrs NJ. B. Williams.
 Plush rocker DIr and Mrs J. B. Hill. Half dozen solid tea spoons, MT and Mrs John H. Ogden.
 Solid sugar spoon, MT and Mrs W. H. Jones. Fruit dish, Misses Lena and Abbie Hubbell. Decorated tea set, MT and Mrs Frank Nal lett
 Fancy pitcher, Mir and Mrs W. B. Mallett. Half dozen silver orange spoons, Mir and Mrs Charles Gilbert.
 Lamp, Mrs Winnie Bradley and son Ran dolph.
 Pickle well, MT and Mrs J. W. Treadweu Silver sugar bowl, Mrs Hanford Lyon. Silver spoon holder, MT and Mrs Horace Ly- on.
 Carving knife and fork, Mir and Mrs Dewitt Bradley.
 Silver butter dish, MT and Mrs c. L. Burr. Pickle well, Mir and Mrs Lewis s. Burr. Half dozen silver dinner knives, MT and Mrs Warren c. Hubbell.
 BOOK, "A tour In MISS lIllllc Aldl- lett.
 Card receiver, Miss Annie l.. Sherwood. Silver berry spoon, MT and Mrs F. L. Wheel CT.
 Glass vases, MT and Mrs J. H. Wheeler. Statuary, A. c. and c. s. Abbott.
 Half dozen dinner silver knives, Mr and Mrs William McCauley.
 Vases, MT and Mrs Warehouse.
 Halt dozen silver knives, Mr and Mrs N. B. Hill
 Silver pepper and salt boxes, Mrs F. An drews.
 Towels, MT and Mrs Charles Seeley. Dozen napkins, Miss Clara Bradley. Tablecloth, MT and Mrs simon Bradley. Pictures, "Too late" and "FOrgiven," Miss Laura Dowd.
 Picture frame, Mrs Mertie Gould.
 Silver sugar spoon and butter knife, MT and Mrs Iverson c. FantOn.
 Three silver table spoons, MT and Mrs c. W. Candee. l.
 Slider standard and glass berry dish, Charles K. Wheeler.
 Majolica pitcher, Mr and Mrs Keplar Nich- ols.
 Lamp, G. B. Kellogg and sister.
 Dozen napkins, MT and Mrs c. S. Burr. Dozen napkins and table cloth, Miss Mary F. Williams.
 Sugar shake, George A. Clark and lady. Glass tea set, MT and Mrs George Parrack. Berry spoon, gold lined, Miss Lottie Parrack and escort.
 Pitcher, Charles H. Rowell.
 Half dozen silver tea knives, Mrs Charry Ann Hubbell.
 Tablecloth, MT and Mrs J. J. Foster.
 Dozen napkins, Edwin Hoyt and daughter. Decorated pepper and salt shaker, MT and Mrs II. E. Hill.
 Half dozen silver tea knives, H. K. Wheeler and family.
 Half dozen silver individual butter dishes. Antique oak center table, Eddie Freeborn Decorated scarf, May Freeborn.
 Vase, MT and Mrs George Ferris.
 Picture, Favorable occasion," Charles L. and W. B. Hill.
 Towels, Mrs Mary Bradley.
 Paper rack, Orlando E. Osborne.
 Decorated cracker jar, Mrs Piera Freebofn. Rug, MT and Mrs Moses Sherwood.
 Towels, Mir and Mrs Jerome Abbott.
 After short but severe illness, Anna B. Sturges died, Monday night, of pneu- monia. Funeral services at the M. E.. church, Thursday.
 Mrs Walter Hawley of Bridgeport is visiting in Aspetuck.
 w. Ferris has fine heifer sick.
 Mrs k. Scribner has visited Miss Mary Treadwell. Mrs Mary Wakeman visited her mother in Trumbull.
 Miss Nellie Meeker, who has been with her sister, Mrs Fred Wakeman, has returned to Bridgeport.
 Mrs Dora Hawley of Bridgeport is vis- iting here.
 Mr and Mrs D. B. Gould are with her father, Andrew Jennings of Sport Hill, who is very sick.
 Third Vice President Webb of the New York Central set out to go a mile min- ute from New York city to Buffalo and his train made the 436 1-3 miles in 439 1-2 minutes, without deducting stops. The first 36l miles were made in 36l minutes