The Newtown bee., 1892-01-29
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BURR-PARRAGK.

which two young and loving hearts had been looking longingly and which should consummate their plans in the unification of their affections and fortunes. The in- terested parties were Benjamin W. Burr of Greenfield Hill and Miss Lottie A., eldest daughter of George F. and Lillie A. Parrack.
 Though the evening air was keen, it was all the more appreciated and the 100 invitations that had been circulated among relatives and personal friends were heartily responded to, filling the residence of the bride with the welcome and happy presence of at least 100 guests, accompanied with many useful and valu- able gifts. Long before the hour named, the friends began to arrive and the par lors, hallway and every available space was soon occupied, leaving a passage way sufficiently wide for the bridal pro- cession. Precisely at 6 30 o'clock, as Miss Ada Belle Burr played wedding march, the bridal train, led by Joseph B. Hill and William H. Burr as ushers, Miss Annie Parrack, sister of the bride, as maid of honor and Henry Burr, brother of the groom, as best man, followed by the bride and grom, advanced to the northeast corner of the parlor, where Rev J. F. Duinkerke received the pair and, after the usual questions and the taking of the marriage VOW, he pro- nounced them husband and wife and pre- sented them to their parents and friends for congratulations and felicitations for The bride was attired in white Henrietta trimmed with white lace and ribbon, the cOrsage being V shape with bell train. The groom wore black Prince Albert suit. The maid of honor wore a pink Henrietta, with lace and ribbon to match, made in similar style as the brides dress. The congratulations being completed, the family invited their guests to col lation which, for display of taste and neatness of arrangement, for bounty, va rety and delicacy of supply ,can scarcely be excelled. Suffice it to say that all partook of the viands with hearty relish. In the center of the table stood cake mound, we'll iced, on which rested mar riage bell and around the whole was an arch of smilax and white ribbon, at the center of which was suspended the en- blem of good luck-fit emblem and har- binger of the future of the happy couple as they pursue Life's journey together. The following is list of the bridal pres ents
 Bank book $65, Mrs Betsy Banks.
 Check $20, Mrs Hannah Hill.
 Check $l0, Charles Wheeler.
 $l0, Levi Bradley and sister.
 $5. Simon Burr.
 $10, MT and Mrs Eli c. Smith.
 $3, Royal Banks and sister.
 $3, William Raymond.
 $3, MT and Mrs w. B. Williams.
 $l, A. W. Raymond.
 $l, Charles Ferris.
 $1, Mir and Mrs William Ferris.
 $l, David Gleason.
 Bible, Daniel Parrack.
 Counterpane, Mrs Daniel Parrack.
 Dinner and tea set, parents of bride.
 Set solid silver spoons, Mrs Lewis Burr.
 Marble top center table, Miss Ada Belle Burr.
 Silver butter dish, Martin V. Burr.
 Table cloth and dozen napkins, Miss Josie Burr.
 Parlor lamp, Henry L. Burr.
 Parlor lamp, MT and Mrs Horace Smith.
 Parlor lamp, MT and Mrs Jessup Jen- nings.
 Parlor lamp, Mir and Mrs Levi F. Sher- wood.
 Clock, MT and Mrs Frank L. Sher- wood.
 Lemonade set, Allen Jennings and lady.
 Vases, A. w. Banks and sister.
 Carpet sweeper, Henry B. Maurer.
 Set solid silver spoons, MT and Mrs John c. Hubbell.
 Silver soup ladle, MT and Mrs Arthur s. Hubbell.
 Silver dessert spoon and comfortable, Miss A. w. Hubbell.
 Very elegant drawn work scarf, Miss Mary A. Hubbell.
 Nut picks and crackers, Mir and Mrs Marion Williams.
 Nut picks and cracker, MT and Mrs H. R. Elwood, Jr.
 Berry spoon, Samuel Wilson and sister. Gold lined berry spoon, MT and Mrs Charles Mallett.
 Lemonade set, Isaac, Edward Banks. Paper rack, MT and Mrs William Fer ris.
 Silver butter dish and box soap, MT and Mrs Charles Godfrey.
 Silver butter dish, MT and Mrs Joseph Hill.
 Pickle castor, Mir and Mrs Fred Downs. Pickle castor, William Gallup.
 Dozen china tea plates, William San- ford and R. Bradley Jennings.
 Individual salt and pepper, Miss Mary Wheeler.
 Glass dish, Samuel Bulkley.
 Glass dish, Miss Alice Foster and es- cort.
 Glass dish, Misses Annie and Florence Parrack.
 Silver table spoon, Master Clarence A. Parrack.
 China fruit plates, William Eugene Burr.
 Fancy plate, Miss Alice Nichols. Oil painting, Miss Emma Carr and An nie c. Burr.
 Two pair towels, Mrs Piera Freeborn. Table cloth, Mrs Fred Sherwood. Fancy dress apron, Miss Nellie A. Maurer.
 Rug, Mir and Mrs John Ogden.
 Pair towels, Miss Emma Ferris.
 Fancy scarf, MT and Mrs Edson Tur- ney.