The Newtown bee., 1893-11-24
EASTON
MISS CANFIELD-MR DAVIS.

MISS CANFIELD-MR DAVIS. A very pleasant home wedding took place at the residence of Mrs Harriet E. Garfield, Wednesday evening, November | l5, when her youngest daughter, Miss Alice L., was united in marriage to Wal lace B. Davis of Bedding. Skillful hands had tastefully arranged bank of chrys- anthemums and evergreens, in front of which the bride and groom stood during the ceremony. As they entered the par Tor they were preceded by Harry Can- field, brother of the bride, as best man, and Miss Bertha l.. Davis, sister of the groom, as bridesmaid. The ceremony was performed by Rev c. l.. Pierce in the presence of about 100 relatives and friends of the bride and groom. Prof George J. Banks presided at the organ, rendering some appropriate music for the occasion. The bride was dressed in a dark blue serge, trimmed with white silk. After receiving congratulations, fine collation. was served. The presents were as follows:
 Antique oak bedroom suite complete, MT and Mrs E. B. Rawling.
 Handsome toilet set, Mir and Mrs H. G. Gil bert.
 Silver cake basket, MT and Mrs c. G. Downs. Large picture on easel, MT and Mrs ". A. Garfield.
 Connterpane, MT and Mrs F. M Garfield.
 A foreign coin bracelet, Mrs E. B. Rawling Money Harry Canfield.
 Horn and plush foot rest, H. G. Gilbert and ArthurJ. Garfield.
 Half dozen teaspoons, Ma ster Eddie and Clara, Downs.
 Quilt and comfortable, Mrs H. E. Garfield.
 Toilet set, MT and Mrs Robert Davis.
 Four gobets, Master Harry Davis.
 Half dozen cups and saucers, Miss Bertha L. Davis.
 Two sugar spoons, butter knife and one quarter dozen dessert spoons, Miss Minnie Davis and mother.
 Fruit dish, Mrs E. B. Fisher.
 Smoking set, Mrs E. A. Beers
 Standing mirror in silver frame, MT and Mrs George Stilson.
 Bread and milk set William T. Stilson.
 Parlor lamp, MT and Mrs c. Patchen.
 Pair vases, Mrs Charles Glover.
 Pair towels and half dozen napkins, Mrs J. Summers.
 Easy rocker, I. W. Wells and family.
 Table cloth, Mrs Levi Downs.
 Stand cover, Miss Jessie Bates.
 Pair towels, Mrs Leonard Orters
 Pair towels, Mrs Ward Wheeler.
 Table cloth, Misses N. A. Coleman and So phia Beehler.
 Spring rocker, MT and Mrs NJ. H. Thorpe and Mir and Mrs T. Northrop.
 Pair towels, Miss Jennie Downs.
 Pair towels and splasher, MT and Mrs W. F Selleck.
 Knitted lace, Mrs George Stilson.
 Half dozen silver tea spoons, Columbian pattern, c. H. Woodruff and family. | Paper rack, MT and Mrs Irving Patterson and daughter.
 HB1t dozen handsome decorated China fruit plates, MT and Mrs Lewis Edwards.
 Cracker jar, MT and Mrs E. Sherman.
 Two pair towels and half dozen goblets, MT and Mrs Levi H. Edwards.
 Pair towels, Miss Lucy A. Elwood
 Lamp, 8 friend.
 Pair blankets, Mir and Mrs George Sherman and Mrs Daniels.
 Large turkey platter, MT and Mrs W. B. } Whitehead. Fruit dish, MT and Mrs C.. E. Bennett. , Table cover, MT and Mrs Daniel Edwards.
 Counterpane, MT and Mrs E. Platt. 1 Five dollars, Mrs P K. Knapp and daughter. Vase, Mir and Mrs o. Bertini. Silk scarf from Baby Bertini. Half dozen silver knives and forks, Mrs George Crane and MT and Mrs Irenus An drews.
 Carving set, MT and Mrs S. Sanford and Mrs H. Sanford.
 Hand made tidy, Miss Lillie B. Patterson.
 Pair towels, MT and Mrs Hiram B. Jennings. Paper rack, Miss Tena Langenberg.
 Half dozen tea knives, Emory and Ernest Sanford.
 Solid silver sugar spoon, B. T. Bassett
 Pair towels, Mrs Mary Peet. l Handkerchief, a friend. Il Counterpane, John Patterson an Miss Alp bic Burton. I Halt dozen napkins, Miss Elosia A. Selleck. Money, Mrs Emeline Lyon Three dollars, a friend. Dozen napkins, Miss Hattie French. I Pair napkin rings. c. F. Nichols. Il I. w. Wells is boarding Photographer .| K. A. Cramer's horse, of New Haven, for the winter. I Mrs E. E. RaWling of Worcester, Mass, met with very serious accident while at her mothers to attend her sisters wed- ding, breaking one of the fragments in her right ankle. l Thomas k. Wells has widened the stone bridge in the road west of Lewis Ed wards, making quite an improvement.
 ". F. Selleck has nearly completed new hennery, 8x12 feet, intending it for a flock of Brown Leghorns. 1 E. A CranSer and Mr Peck have visit ed at I. W. Wells.
 MT and Mrs c. K. Minor of Berkshire