The Newtown bee., 1892-05-06
BROOKFIELD.

About 90 guests assembled at the home of MT and Mrs Benjamin Griffen, Tues day evening, April 26, to offer congrat- ulations on the 25th anniversary of their marriage; bountiful supper was served and all spent most social and delightful evening. Many beautiful gifts were re- ceived, among which were:
 Piano lamp, D. N. Camp, c. s. Peck, 4. s. Mansfield, H. P. Mansfield.
 Two plush rockers, MT and Mrs Sidney E. Hawley, Mir and Mrs Hiram Hawley, Dr and Mrs J. F.. Smith, MT and Mrs Clarence Vro- man, MT and Mrs W. B. Roe, E. H. Northrop. Half dozen silver knives, MT and Mrs Sam uel Sherman.
 Halt dozen silver kniver, Mir and Mrs Edson N. Hawley.
 Dozen fruit knives, Charles Mallory, sher- man.
 Dozen decorated lemonade glasses MT and Mrs Geo1ge Rodgers, Danbury.
 Damask table cloth, MT and Mrs Smith Dan- ming, Bethel.
 Decorated salad bowl, MT and Mrs Charles Stuart.
 Silver jelly spoon. MT and Mrs Clark Jack son.
 Silver pie knife, Mir and Mrs Charles Dole. Crystal Lake, Illinois.
 Silver berry spoon, MT and Mrs Charles Pinckney.
 Decorated dinner set, IF pieces, Misses Emma Sadie, Libbie and Charles Kellogg and wife.
 Silver butter knife and sugar spoon, Mrand Mrs Alfred Somers.
 Silver butter knife and sugar spoon, Mir and Mrs Howard Andrews.
 Silver and gold sngar spoon, Frederick Con verse, Westfield, Mass.
 Silver cake basket, Misses Hawes, Bridge port.
 Silver cake basket and napkin ring, Mir and Mrs Edward Griffen, Danbury.
 Orange spoon Rev and Mrs E. L. Whitcome. Two silver souvenir spoons, Mrs Eliza G. Peck.
 Silver anniversary spoon, Mir and Mrs Fred erick Curtis.
 Gold lined spoon holder, Frederick Tabor, Pawling, N. Y.
 Silver and glass pickle dish, MT and Mrs Stephen Treadwell, Danbury.
 Silver sugar bowl and spoon, Mrs H. A. Washburn, Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Silver and gold cream pitcher, Miss Carrie sherman.
 Gold lined card basket, MT and Mrs Frank Barlow.
 Silver bon-bon basket, MT and Mrs Charles Williams.
 Soio AAHCu JChg oASAAb MT dhd HIS AAoDCAk Clarke.
 Silver card receiver, Mrs F. Kellogg and sis ter.
 Photograph, Rev J. E. Goodhue, Newark. N. Y.
 Silver call bell, MT and Mrs BarziIlai Jack son.
 Solid silver salad tork Mrs John Northrop. Johnstown, N. Y, and Mrs Charles Griffng, Danbury.
 Silver berry spoon, Mrs willi. wanzer and Mrs Homer Wanzer, Sherman.
 Silver bon bon dish, Mrs Eliza Peck.
 Silver butter knife, Harmon Lockwood.
 Silver souvenir spoon, Mrs Sophia Kellogg.
 Silver pickle cstor, Miss Emma washburn, Brooklyn, NY.
 Handsome rug and music stand, Miss Mar tha Wanzer, Arthursburgh, NY.
 Silver olive fork, Mfr and Mrs James Lee.
 Silver pin, Mrs Andrew Northrop, Roxbury Silver gravy ladle, MT and Mrs John Thorn hill.
 Orange spoon and knife, Mrs Henry s. Beers.
 Silver sugar spoon, MT and Mrs Henry Foote.
 oxydized sugar spoon, Stanley Terrill.
 Souvenir spoon, MT and Mrs Aaron Will Hams, Hartford.
 Silver individual salt and pepper castor. Mrs H. A. washburn, Brooklyn, N. Y. Silver syrup cup and standard, MT and Mrs Daniel D. Joyce.
 Basket fiowers Miss Clara Mead. This same evening, Miss Edith and Master Ernest Griffen celebrated their 18th birthday. Dancing was the favorite pastime, which was much enjoyed by the young folks. Many beautiful and use ful gifts were received by the twins.
 Mrs John Sagendorf and daughter re- turned, Saturday, from a visit with friends in New York.
 Paul B. Jones began the Centre school, Monday, after two-weeks' va- cation.
 Mrs William Haight and son of Bridgeport visit her mother, Mis- Robert Clarke. : Miss Sadie K. Kellogg returned to Brooklyn, Thursday, after short visit with her sisters.