Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1891-07-02
A Pleasant wedding.

The marriage of Dan w. Bliss of Royal
ton and Jessie b., daughter OF Ira Mudget
was the occasion of very pleasant gain
ering to the number OF 90 or more on the
evening of the 18th of June ult., at the res
idence OF the brides father at South luh-
bridge. The ceremony was performed by
Rev Mr.. Whitman of So. Royalton. j. Il.
Diamond and E.P. Ashley acted as grooms
men: Misses Ann Howe and Annie Morse
acted as bridesmaids. The floral decora-
tions were fine. Some OF them were from
the greenhouse OF c. NJ. Mann, West Ran
dolph. A horse shoe enclosing four leav
ed clover, was made by Edith nj. Wits OF
SO. Tunbridge, which was placed over the
heads of bride and groom. Two beautiful
honuets were presented by Mrs. Hazen
Chandler and Miss Jennie Woodworth OF
So. Tunbridge. After the ceremony pu-
~ season of hearty congratulations We're
enioved by all present. When all the good
wishes and kisses had been bestowed up
on the newly welded pair came the CAKE
which was very rapidly and quietly passed
nv John Waterman Of Royalton ana MISS
Vernie Wills of So. Tunbridge, after winch
the company had the pleasure OF listening
| 10 some fine selections on the organ Dy
Miss Annie Morse of Royalton. In an ad-
Whining room was large table heavily lad
en- with beautiful and costly presents, an
| OF which will be highly priced by the price
| and groom, not alone Tor their lIl1llnSi ~
| value or worth but as constant reinlhoe.
/ ~ the true friendship and love EXTENDED
| ~ them by the liberal donors, both pres
emf and absent. At II o'clock the compa-
~ disnersed after all had joined in some
selections of sacred song Miss Morse al
fine organ. Subjoined is list OF the
presents. n.,.o., zach S5o.
Mrs. John Mudgett, silver butter dlsh
W II Bliss, George McHue, Mlddleouryi
VI. 112 pieces OF China; Mrs. X. +. hlng
Mrs s. b. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Howe
Miss Anne Howe of Tunbridge, doz sll-
YER knives; Mrs. Abbie Bingham and miss
Ada Burroughs OF West Randolph one pr
Of vases; J. 4. Diamond OF 50. RoyaltoI
one cut glass set MISS heste t D"U o,,i.
lowell. Mass, fruit or flower poat Lewl'
Campben, Charlie Tenney, waiter n
4o,re Gordon Northrop OF so. Iun orluge
,lrsb rocker. Mr. and Mrs. T.. y. DotoI
SnPringteld. Mass, silver cake basket Nj
and Mrs. c. F. Southgate, 80. koyaIuo11
narlor lamp; Mrs. A. Clnord, 20. hoya az
Ton. covered glass sauce dlsni T. = ns ~,
iev Rovalton, silver nut crack ana on
do1en silver nut picks; Misses Annie ane
|, Iennie Morse, Royalton, crayon picture
NJ and Mrs. Hazen Chandler ana huIu'
Thapdler So. Tunbridge, ~ dog. siive
Sr'it knives: Mrs Fannie Bliss, Norwich
silver knife rest; Miss Edith wis, S0u.l
Tunbridge, oil painting; Mr. aug W.; Mis
Misses -. Ella and Abbie Wells, SO; Iun
h mis silver pie knife; Mrs. G. 5. Buzzel
% ST,rg ( 'Tunbridge, tidy; Mr.. and Mrs, +
NJ Whitcomb, Bethel, parlor lamp; nj nj
and Mrs. J. M. HinckieE' KoE Eav Roy al
yer ' silver sugar shell; Mr.. and Mrs. J NJ
SVh' r,s No. Tunbridge, one damask lin
e " Table table cloth; Miss vernie Wills, Iun
en- sno silver tooth pick holder; Eiiie )
1 2Tnag s,o orl Tunbridge, silk and lac
; hmaDdkerchief; Mrs. E. A. Preston que que
, chez, one pr. linen towels; Mr, ana har mrl
w. w. Salter. No. Iunornlo aSe oa PnvaI
nm m,ss silver Die knife; Mrs. II. Osman, An
s q Mass Ias pattern apron and handkerchief