The Newtown bee., 1892-06-17
LYONS PLAIN.
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4 IeCN duu NlIS 1AICAdhoSI CCIC- brated the 20th anniversary of their mar riage, 18th. Many friends and acquaint- ances were present. Mrs Hamilton's father and mother, MT and Mrs Liver more of Stamford, Rev and Mrs H. N. Wayne of Westport were the only ones who attended the ceremony years ago. Congratulations were received from num- erous friends and relatives; also regrets from the following: Venerable Bishop Southgate of Astoria, N. Y., who offi- ciated at the first ceremony, Rev MT Bol- ton, Bishop Potter of New York, Bishop Williams, of Connecticut, Archdeacons Leingenfast and McClink of New York, Revs Mckenzie of Christ church, Vest port, Graham of St. Paul, Norwalk, Lins- ley of Trinity, Newtown, Dr Tatlock of ents:
 Dinner, breakfast and tea set from parish toners of Emmanuel; also table cloth and napkins
 Toilet set from Mir and Mrs L. R. Hoyt, Mir and Mrs F. E. Slliman, Master Fred Silliman.
 Bonbon dish, jelly dish, Mrs Homer Godfrey.
 China tea set, table cloth, MT and Mrs Liv- ermore, Mrs Hamiltons parents.
 Decorated china fruit dish Col A. R. T. Nich- ols, Greenfield Hill.
 Two handsome china plates, Miss Susan Nichols.
 After dinner coffee set, Mrs George F.. Grout, Miss Livermore, New York city.
 Turkish rug, MT and Mrs D. A. Salmon, Westport
 Two large vases, A. H. Hoyt and son, Nor walk.
 Half dozen fruit plates, Mir and Mrs Steven St John and family of Norwalk.
 Ice cream set, Taylor X Richards. Westport.
 Half dozen fruit plates, Rev and Mrs J. F. Duinkerke of Lees chapel.
 Dozen oat meal saucers, Rev c. NJ. Selleck, Norwalk.
 China plate, Mrs Winnie Bradley, Tashua. Salad bowl Mir and Mrs Allen Betts, Nor walk.
 Large china shell, MT and Mrs Oscar Jones, Westport.
 Ice cream set, Mir and Mrs Joseph Bradley, Greenfield Hill.
 Fruit dish, Mrs E. P. Weed, ,Norwalk.
 Cash Mrs E. A. Salmon and daughter Fan nie.
 China cheese dish, Dr and Mrs J. c. New kirk, Norwalk.
 Ice cream set, Rev and Mrs G. W. Nichols, Norwalk.
 Card receiver, MT and Mrs H. E. Sherwood, Norwalk.
 Pitcher, E. K. Lockwood, Norwalk.
 Coffee cups and saucers, Mrs Iona Camp, Norwalk.
 Plate, MT and Mrs E. N. Sipperly, Westport. Cracker jar, Mrs Elmer D. D.Treadwell, Bethel. Bowl, Mir and Mrs s. A. Purdy, Westport. Book, k,"Comfort of Love-" with compliments of the author, Rev Otis Olney Wright, Sandy Hook, Conn.
 Fruit dish, MT and Mrs James Phyfe, New York.
 Plate, Miss Wilkins, Westport.
 Chocolate pitcher, Rev and Mrs H.N.Wayne, Westport.
 Bread and milk set M. Alice Gulick. Two bowls, Jennie and Eva Davis. Cups and saucers, DiIla Squires.
 Cracker jar, Mrs E. Brady and daughter Bertha, Wilton.
 Bread plate, Mrs R. A. Pillow and Charles B. Pillow, Norwalk.
 Cake basket, Theodore Smith, Norwalk. Cash, Mir and Mrs E. Burton Hart, New York.
 Rose jar, MT and Mrs Alfred E. Austin, Nor walk.
 Cash, Misses Hamilton, New York.
 Cards Of invitation, Mir and Mrs J. S. Jones, Westport.
 Guests were present from Bridgeport, Norwalk, Westport, Bedding, Tashua, Wilton, Stamford. All joined in wish ing that their days might be long and many returns of the day to Rev and Mrs Hamilton and family.
 MT and Mrs Elmer D. Treadwell of Bethel visit the old homestead.
 Mrs Homer Godfrey of Bridgeport is with her aunt, Mrs l.. R. Hoyt
 Mrs Eli Wakeman of Bridgeport is with her parents, MT and Mrs Charles Johnson.
 Mrs Mary L. Fanton spent Tuesday with Mrs A. M. Bartram, Black Rock.
 A son was born to Mir and Mrs Ed ward Jennings, 9th.
 Miss A. L. Cable of Westport is spend- ing several days with Miss Adele Hamil- ton at the rectory.
 Mrs John B. Sturges and son of Ca- naan have been at T. w. Treadwell's.