The Newtown bee., 1891-05-01

evening, for drill and inspection at the armory.
 Judge Selleck's house on Main street has been painted.
 LILLINGsTON-BRISTO
 Stratford was the scene of fashion able wedding, Wednesday evening, when Mss Alice Patterson, daughter of Mr and Mrs David Lillingston, was married to William Baldwin Bristol. The ceremony occurred at Christ church at 30, in the presence of large and fashionable audience. The church had been elaborately decorated with beauti- ful spring flowers by members of the guild, whose artistic taste was shown in the great arch of yellow and white and green in front of the chancel, with mar riage bell dependent from the center. The ceremony was performed by Rev Charles l.. Pardee. The great church or gan was played by Mrs Elmer Beardsley. The bridal party moved slowly up the broad center aisle. First came two ush- CTS, Judson and Tomlinson, then the bridesmaids, followed by the bride lean- ing on the arm of her cousin, Herbert Clark Of Milford. At the chancel, they were met by the groom and his best man, William H. Rogers. The bride was given away by her brother-n-law, Capt George T. Jewell of Co. K. At the conclusion of the ceremony, the party were driven to the residence of the brides parents on Church street, where d delightful reception was held. After a wedding breakfast, MT and Mrs Bristol were driven to Bridgeport to take the 36 express for New York and the West. They expect to return, Saturday night and will take up their residence in Stratford. The bride was handsomely attired in gown of white faille, ,brocade, with Brussels lace and ostrich feather trimmings. with flowing white veil z. .,,o o5 Carrie l.. NettletOn and Annie Baldwin, both of Milford; the former was robed in heliotrope China silk with Chiffon lace, v-shape corsage, demi-traine; the latter in salmon pink India silk, Fedora lace, round corsage. demi-traine. Both bridesmaids carried bouquets of white bride roses; the bride bore a white pray CT book. The ushers, who were in full dress, were John Judson and w. H.. Rogers of Stratford, Charles D. Tom lnson of Bridgeport, Herbert T. Clark of Milford. Both bride and groom are well known and popular in Stratford, the bride being a leading spirit in the social events of the place, while the groom is member of the Cupheag club, D. U. Ol Cb. anu A. h.s anu lieutentant of Co. K the latter accepted an invitation to attend in body, in uni form. Among out of town guests were: MT and Mrs William Beers, Newark, N. J.; Mir and Mrs Henry Cornwall, Eldridge Cornwall, Alfred Cornwall, Milford; Everett Clark, MT and Mrs Stiles Woodruff, MT and Mrs Frank Woodruff, Orange; MT and Mrs Elmer $. Young, Bridgeport, Miss Angie Can field, Milford; Mir and Mrs David Lockwood, MT and Mrs W. Smith, Miss Leila M. Wurm, Miss Ella Belden, Bridgeport; Miss Carrie Woodruff, Miss Lottie Clark, Orange; Miss Edna Proc tor, Milford MT and Mrs c. H. Banks, Bethel. The presents were very hand some.
 jug, MT and Mrs G. w Fairchild; silver butter dish, John Judson; silver cake basket R. B. half dozen % siver e'r truit knives Miss Florence Curtis; silver and glass fruit dish, MT and Mrs Stiles Judson, Jr; half dozen silver spoons, MT and Mrs Hockstrasser; pearl opera glass es, J. W. Collins; silver cake basket, E. Corn wall; ostrich feather fan, Henri Tibbils; sil- yer cruet stand, c. H. Livingston of St Louis, Mo-; half dozen silver spoons, A. Yulee of New York; bric-a- brae stand, F. Merwin and R. Treat of Milford; picture, Mrs s. A; Barry: Mrs Collard; sugar shell and butter knife, MT and a Mrs William Rnrrft Wright Rgert s1n dG cake basket, E. H. Judson and R. D. Sammis; chair, C. D. Tomlinson; Japanese jug, S. W. ter knife, Christ church guild; banquet lamp, MT and Mrs George Jewett ana Miss Carrie Moore, damask table cloth, MT and M Mrs L: Milford; oak pedestal, James Mallett; plush photograph album, MT and Mrs c. E. Dufour; pieture rezsn Miss na Hnhie Baldwin of Mord pie knife, Miss c. Nettleton of Milford; damask Mss Miss fottie L Merritt Dore Bible, Miss Lottie Lillingston; s10, MT and Mrs George T. Jew ell picture, MT and Mrs John Dorman and Master Eddie Dorman; chair, MT and Mrs FL mer Youngs; damask table cloth, Mrs H Corn wall ot Milford; fancy plate, Mrs E. spall; ble cloth and napkins, William Rogers; chair, s. Wakelee; vase, MT and Mrs John Sterling; mats. Mrs W. Wiicoxson; scissors and thim- bIe Miss Julia Pendleton; card receiver Mss Kate po Miss bonniere, Mir and Mrs H. Cornwall, Jr, of Mil ford; eandelabra, D. F. Piatt and Miss s,,la3 liar ed clock, Cupheag club; vase, MT and Mrs O. H. silliman; picture, Mrs Elmer Beardsley; Mr Bristol, Co. K; silver card receiver, Mrs Wurm and daughter; pickle castor, MT and chocolate pot, Miss Carrie Peek; epergne, Herbert and W. E. Clark, Milford; painfing, Mir and Mrs Everett Clark; hand somely bound Book of Psalms, Rev J. s. Ives; vase, Mr and Mrs " smith, Bridgeport; glass u, Lockwood and daughter; carving set, S. D. Woodrnff.
 Mrs Dea Judson, who for many months has been an invalid, died at her house on Main street, Wednesday evening. Mrs Judson was long time resident of town and, when in health, was identified with religious and social enterprises tending to the welfare of the place. Funeral services on Saturday afternoon.
 Mrs Elmer Meyers is very sick with grip.
 Constable Stagg was called upon, Sat- urday, to search for Mary Harbaeh, girl of about 15, who ran way from the County home. He found her in New Haven.
 Mrs Dupee, wife ofa Bridgeport grocer wanted for illegal sale of oleomargarine, was taken to New Haven, Monday by Constable Stagg. She was bound over, bonds of $250 being furnished by John Dillon of New Haven.