Connecticut western news., 1893-06-08
FALLS VILLAGE.

town one day last week.
 Dwight E Dean started for the Col um bian Exposition Thursday and will also visit relatives at Evansville, H., prior to his return.
 Misses Carrie Hall and Cora Brown are expected home from Chicago today.
 Mrs H. B. Mead and daughter are guests at George H. Browns. Their future home will be in Scotland, Conn |, where Rev Mir Mead has accepted. a call as pastor of the Congl church.
 The first anniversary of the Junior Endeavor society will be held at Me- chanics' hall next Saturday.
 Children's day will be observed at the Congregational church next Sunday.
 MT and Mrs w. 0. Ramon were guests of Waterbury relatives a couple of days last week, returning Sunday.
 George A. Wheaton was in town Thursday.
 J. s. Rockwell, of Hartford, was here last Thursday.
 J. A. Henry, of New York city, was in town Friday. . Miss Carrie Conklin, of Salisbury, was a guest of her sister, Mrs Ward Eggles- ton. last Sunday.
 Mrs James Merritt, of Stamford. is visiting her daughters, Mrs Egbert and Mrs Lyman Finkle.
 Nicholas Slingland. of New Haven, was at the shops Monday. t
 Charlie Finkle has been given the po- sition of assistant to the operator at the shops and also has charge of the store- room.
 The little incident at the creamery last Wednesday had the effect of getting a 25 per cent raise on the wages they had previously received.
 Some farmers have hood their potatoes which are looking finely and will culti- vate their corn this week.
 Tobacco raisers are setting out their plants this week and G. w. Hall had his piece of land set out by machinery which sets out, waters and phosphates the plant and ridges the ground; which is quite novelty as a labor saving ma | chine
 Miss Minnie Ruiger was guest at Edward Hawver's in Chapinville last week.
 Sid Morris is in the employ of I. P. | Horn beck during the illness of MT Horn beck, Louis Gibbs only remaining for day or two at first.
 Mrs u. J. La Moree, of Brooklyn, is guest of Rev and Mrs l.. A. Robbins.
 Mrs Timothy Tucker, of Torrington, is visiting at o. E. Fords.
 Children's day will be observed at the M B. church Sunday evening. The sub- iect spoken from will e"Colum bias De. lenses"
 l.. B. Jewell, of Hartford, was a l ouest in town Monday.
 T. T. Reeder, of New Haven, was in town Tuesday.
 Miss Grace Conner dled, of diptheris complicated with scarlet fever, al Bridgeport Monday. No other particu. lars received.
 GREEN AND WHITE WEDDING.
 The wedding of Mir John E. Ward and Miss Edith l.. Burnett, which had been happily anticipated in social circles dist Episcopal church Tuesday morn, ing, the Rev 0. W. Hanna of the Con. gregational church performing the cer. emony assisted by Rev l.. A. Robbins which was from 'The Marriage Vow which contains the marriage certificate and was at the close presented to the bride. They were married with ring the brides father giving her hand ir marriage. The briae was becomingly sttired in travelling costume of French Novelty Bourette of a pale greenish hue high cut corsage elaborately trimmed with combination of brown velvet and green satin, the short and full skirt being also trimmed with the same material and passamenterie. with gloves to match the costume. Her hat was encircled with band of oats and some wild flower and looped with brown and green satir velvet and aigrettes. She carried il her hand bouquet of delicate fern and Fleur-de-lis. The maid of honor, Miss Lula, sister of the bride, was attired ir suit of Novelty goods trimmed with olive and old rose. Her hat was dainty affair, trimmed with 8 fancy braid oi rose and crepe de chien and maiden hair fern. Through illness, Miss Edns Spur was prevented from acting as the other maid of honor. The Misses Mamie and Nellie Ward acted as bridesmaids. They wore very becoming suits and carried bouquets of Fleur- lis anc lily of the valley tied with Nile greer and white satin ribbons. The altar wal most elaborate in floral decorations con taining masses of Fleur-de-lis banked on either side with bridal wreath anC lilies while graceful festoons of smilaz graced the side lamps and chandelier It was termed greeu and white wed ding as all the flowers correspondet with the bridal attire All through the ceremony Miss Grace P Brinton played selections in subdued tone and at th' entrance of the bridal party "Lohen grln's Wedding March" and at the close of the ceremony "Mendelsohn's Wed ding March," The church was wei filed. Among the guests from abroad we noticed Mir and Mrs R. B. Mallory Mrs O. B. Merwin, MT and Mrs J. B Todd, F. B. Burnett, F. Smith, MT ant Mrs Watson, all of New Haven; Mir ant Mrs Minott Lyman. of Bridgeport; Ex Sec of State Ward Northrup of Mid dletown; Mrs M. W. Ward and family c Hartford; also guests from New Britain Brooklyn and Ct Burlington. The ush CTS were Messrs Walter Lewis of Ct Burlington Fred Happin of New Haven J. s. Tracy and Chauncey Morris o this place. The bride and groom tool the noon train north for trip to Buffa To, the Columbian Exposition and far ther west A storm of rice and olt shoes greeted them as they entered tn car; and railway torpedoes saluted then when the train started. The present were solid silver and cut glass, an, were of great value.