The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09
NORFIELD.

Mrs MorehOuse Sturges has visited
| friends in Norwalk.
Joseph Sturges carefully nurses blind
boil on his right hand.
Fred Banks attended the funeral of his
father, Simeon Banks of Cross Highway
last week.
Mr. Wilkinson from Belden hill, Will
ton, has bought the Bailiwitz place and
moved his family, this week.
The ssTerrell hotel' has re-opened af
ter having been closed for 80 days.
Mrs Rhoda Sturges is with her son, b
j. Sturges of Brooklyn.
A very pretty wedding took place
Wednesday evening, New Years Eve. al
the residence of the brides parents, Miss
| Katie A., only daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John Goodsell Of Cross Highway, was
married to William b. Hawkins of Pat
chogue, L. L., by Rev III. s. Still. The
ceremony was witnessed by about so rel
atives and friends of the contracting par
ties. The bride wore dress of white
| merino, trimmed with watered ribbon
with diamond ornaments and bouque
of white roses. After cengratulation:
had been extended, the company were in
vited to an elaborate supper, which haC
been generously prepared. The follow
| ing is a list in part of the presents re
ceived:
Ladies' elegant Hunting case gold watch
| groom.
Pair colts, father of the bride.
Silver spoons mother of bride.
Silver spoons, grandmother of bride.
s., sister of the groom.
Cabinet dining table, Mr. and Mrs JOSIAH
Hawkins.
Stand, sheets and cases, Misses Sarah F. ant
Theodosia Goodsell.
Large parlor lamp Mr. and Mrs Vanderbilt
Godfrey.
Damask table cloth and napkins, Mrs Brad
ley Goodsell.
So, Bradley Goodsell, Sr.
Silver spoons, MI and Mrs w. F. Hoyt.
Plush photograph album, Richard and Miss
Mary A. McNally.
Pieced puzzle quilt and damask towel, Mrs
Rufus Fillow.
Large parlor lamp, Mrs E. IL. Bradley and
Miss Hattie Ogden.
Carving knife and fork, Mr. and Mrs G. W
Bradley.
Fancy cushion, Miss Ella May Bennett.
Hand painted shell, Miss Matte Meeker.
Fruit dish, Mr. and Mrs Dewitt C. Bradley
Dozen damask napkins, Erva c. BrothertOn
So, Mr. and Mrs w. W. Goodsell.
Silver knives, Miss Jennie Brotherton.
Large parlor lamp, Mr. Charles PETERS.
Plush toilet and manicure case, combined
handkerchief case, cushion, key rack etc.
Mrs Isaac H. Pardee and daughter Annie T.
Silver table spoons, Mr. and Mrs c. Walter
Candee.
Pair cuspidores, Mr. and Mrs III. II. ElwoOd
PAR damask towels and picture scarf, MI
and Mrs W. j. Sherwood.
Silver pickle castor, Mr. and Mrs E. II. Fill
low.
Slippers, Miss Alice Randall.
Damask towels, Mrs II. S. Still.
81 so, Bradley Goodsell, Jr.
Damask table cloth, f. S. Hoyt and daugh
ters Miss Jennie and Mrs Libbie Thomas.
Oxydized silver sugar shell and butter knife
Mr. and Mrs Lewis s. Burr.
Silver thimble, Mr. and Mrs c. A. Grammar
Box toilet soap, Miss Edith Bradley.
Large parlor lamp, w. Lewis.
| Tidy, Mrs Lucius Meeker.
| Antique perfume pitcher Miss Lillian Ran
dali.
Gentlemans antique oak slipper and black
| ing case combined Mr. and Mrs ii. w. Hawk
hurst.
Silver napkin ring, Mrs Il. j. Bennett.
Cabinet photograph, Master Dewitt b. Can
| dee.
Silver salt and pepper set, Mr. and Mrs E. II
| Selleck.
Handsome antique plush rocker, cousins il
Bridgeport and Westport.
| 1t was after midnight when the com
pany departed, after wishing the happ.
couple many years of joy and felicity
The bride and groom took the mornin,
train. for Boston and other points East
after which they will return to the hom
of the groom on Long Island, where the.
will spend the Winter.
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