The Newtown bee., 1893-03-17
GREENFIELD HILL.
A MARRIAGE ANNIVERSARY.

The many relatives and friends of Mir and Mrs Elmer F. Bulkley, to the num- Der of 100, met at their residence on We'd nesday evening, March 8, to celebrate the sixth anniversary of their marriage. The towns of Fairfield, Bridgeport, Trum- bull, Easton, Weston, Bedding and Vest port were represented. Dancing was the chief amusement of the night, which all enjoyed until the small hours of the morning, many waiting for the mist to clear away till daylight did appear: orchestra. At 12 o'clock supper was an- nounced, 100 covers being laid. The tables were loaded with biscuit, boiled ham, salads, endless varieties of cake and all the fruits the season affords. John Green catered. The center loaf or brides cake bore the figures ''1SS7-lS93." A profusion of cut flowers decorated the table, furnished by George B. Whitehead of Greens Farms. Everyone in depart ing expressed their happiness in being present and wished MT and Mrs Bulkley many similar occasions and their lives long and happy. The list of presents were as follows:
 Two dollars, Mrs Frances Bunnell.
 Chenille table cover, Mir and Mrs z. B. Wilson.
 Three decorated meat platters, N. w. Ogden.
 Two dollars, Samuel Bulkley and brother.
 Parlor lamp, Albert Bulkley.
 Smyrna rug, MT and Mrs E. D. Gillette.
 Picture frame, MT and Mrs H. Burr Ogden.
 Glass pitcher, Mr and Mrs Frank Ed wards.
 Pair towels, Miss Huldah Meeker.
 an1y rla Nr nd Ire Sherwood Banks.
 Pair towels, Mrs Joel Banks. One half dozen silver knives, Mrs Ly- man Brotherton.
 Pair towels, Miss Hattie Gould.
 Pair towels, Mrs Dora A. Beers. Two dollars, MT and Mrs Jessup Y. Jennings. l One half dozen silver knives, MT and Mrs Charles Jennings. One half dozen tea plates and pair tow els, MT and Mrs 5. B. Lendeveg.
 Silver butter knife, Mir and Mrs Robert c. Mills. Pair towels, MT and Mrs Leroy Mills.
 Sugar spoon, MT and Mrs Edward Brotherton.
 Card basket, Mr and Mrs Arthur Hull.
 One half dozen plates, MT and Mrs Charles Gray.
 Pair towels, Mir and Mrs William Sher. wood.
 One half dozen tea plates, Mir and Mrs H. R. Elwood. l Hassock and towel rings, MT and Mrs D. B. Adams.
 One dozen tumblers, MT and Mrs Or vile c. Nichols. I One dollar, MT and Mrs w. B. Ferris
 Card table, Mir and Mrs William Smith I Card receiver, Miss Clara Disbrow. | Silver butter knife and sugar shell Erva c. Brotherton and lady.
 Panel picture, Miss Beatrice Ogden. Vase, Miss Cora Bulkley. \ Picture, Martin Burr and sisters.
 One half dozen tea plates, Mir and Mr Wesley Burr.
 Card basket, Mr and Mrs Frank Wake man. Pair towels, Miss Emma Ferris. Vases, Miss Georgia Banks.
 Card basket, Edgar Banks.
 Glass pitcher, Eugene Godfrey.
 One dozen tumblers, Eugene Burr an brother. } Ink stand, W. Burr Hill. : One dollar. William Willis. One half dozen silver forks, Charle 3 Mills.
 One dollar, George Jennings. . Lemonade set, MT and Mrs Fred Wake { man. ! Perfume bottles, Fred Wildman.
 Vase, Miss Cora Perry.
 One half dozen cups and saucers, Mis ' Sarah Banks. Castor, Eddie Warehouse and sister. Fire screen, Miss Hattie Reed. Flowers, George Whitehead. One dollar, Elmer B. Disbrow.
 Parlor lamp, Edward Gray and brotl ' CT.