The Newtown bee., 1893-10-13
MISS BLAcKMAN-MR WELLER.

MISS BLACKMAN--MR WELLER.
 The wedding of Miss Carrie, eldest liam Weller of Beaver Brook, took place at the home of the bride on Wednesday evening, October 4. The bride was be- comingly attired in a pearl gray serge, | trimmed with white lace and ribbon, and 1 she wore bridal wreath. The brides and the best man was James Leach. Rev E. l.. Whitcome performed the cere- mony after which the company, which numbered about 100,sa down to partake of bounteous repast. The happy pair were the recipients of many useful and pretty gifts, among which were: One half dozen towels, MT and Mrs Keiser; glass plate, MT and Mrs Stebbins; china plate, Miss Cora Hill; china plate, Mir and Mrs A. Church; pair vases, T. Man. vile; vase, MT and Mrs Philo Black man; lamp, Miss Sarah Bradley; bread and milk set, Mrs H. l.. Foote; salt and pepper boxes on case, Mary Coville; silver tablespoon, Addie Elwood nap kin ring, Ida Blackman; sugar spoon, Phebe and Allen Elwood; cup and sau- cer, Mary Foote; cup and caucer, Will liam Leach; one-half dozen tea spoons, B. Elwood; sugar spoon and butter knife, Charles Warner; towel, Grace fly record, Mrs R. Wilson; glass dishes, Mrs C.. Pinckuey; tooth pick holder, Eva E. Elsenboss; tooth pick holder, Nealie Elsenboss; vase, Mir and Mrs F Bradley; one-half dozen plates, Mrs Ed ward Leach; glass dish and sauce plates, t Eugene Elwood; cup and saucer, James Leach; silver butter knife, Ella Leach l tidy, Robert Blackman; lamp, Jesse FL Elwood; one dozen goblets, William Blackman; lamp, William Pinckney g castor, c. s. Elwood; counterpane, Mrs Martha Elwood; pair flannel blankets. a Mrs J. Carpenter; bed quilt, Mrs Esther Andrews; pair sheets and comfortable Miss Carrie Skidmore; one dozen nap y kins and table cloth, Mrs Robert Skid more; one-half dozen cups, saucers and plates, Mir and Mrs A. Badan; glass disf - and one-half dozen sauce plates, Mir anC - Mrs Swanson; glass tea set, Mir and Mrs c. Benedict; one-half dozen towels, MI Mrs F. s. Frisbie; one-half dozen cups n saucers and plates, Mr and Mrs W. F
 Wildman; pair vases, William Church
 three towels, J. w. Carpenter; glass ,, pitcher, Mrs William Parker; glass set n Mir and Mrs c. Elsenboss; one-half doZ en silver spoons, Robert Hawley; com fortable, Mrs Jennie Underhill; one-hal1 t dozen towels, Miss Estelle Wildman; sil
 yer butter knife, Mrs Estelle kouhoupt
 pair towels, Mrs Frank Pinckney r broom, Mary Church.
 n CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH TOPICS. q Rev MT Lawrence, the new pastor O .. the Congregational church, began his du 5 ties, last Sunday. His goods are on thu d way and he expects to be settled in tn,
 parsonage the last of this week. Mrs J. F. Smith and family returned x home on Monday, after visit at he / fathers, F. Jennings of New Fairfield
 A meeting of St Pauls' guild was hel. n at the rectory, Monday evening. '' Rev MT Lawrence of Vermont preach
 ed in the Congregational church, ,on Sun
 day.
 s- Edward Griffen and wife of Danbur, n spent Sunday with his parents.
 Mrs Sophia Kellogg and son have beel
 visiting relatives in Brooklyn.
 Arthur Mansfield is now buying ant
 receiving cider apples, paying 10 cent
 per bushel.
 Eugene Lake drew over $5 in premi
 ums on his poultry, being mostly of gam
 varieties.
 Mrs Anson Smith of Shelton is visitin:
 Mir and Mrs k. c. Smith.
 Rev Mir Whitcome has now quite
 class of pupils, who are studying unde
 his care, assisted by Mrs Whitcome. RI