The Newtown bee., 1894-06-22
has had it mowed, and the now ns makes it look more tidy.
BLOOMFIELD.
MIssk ANE-M MisM EaNEY

,m NBROOKFIELD. l
 g MIssK saNEYa
 St Joseph's church was the scene of a | Rgery pretty wedding On "Wednesday l morning atS9So clock, when Mss Mary l
 A. Kane, daughter of James Kahs, and | stephen J. Meaney, proprietor s8f the | shear works, were united in marriage l The Interior of the attractive little l church had been enhanced by a beahti- |
 fui display of roses and laurel, tastefully |
 arranged about the altar, by the sister
 of the bride, and at the appointed hour for the ceremony every sitting was filled, tsstifyingste theNp9pularity of the don tracting apasi ies. To the music of the wedding march, the bridal party bre- sented themselves at the altar wllere | Father Curtin of New Milford said Ithe f.ofdsE thati p.ade yth9am, -rnag.pI. ,;uad wife. | Della kane. a sisteFs of the bride, was maid of hofioF55 iiaiidF Norris 10sIbun he'll
 Was fg groemsmaRt lfphhie3 {, ulshers 1T were fahd Mieffae1 'iKahe, D a3 bfoshsruuf Ithe
 ,brlhe.s1A nsptiat hi igh. .mass was said in l their honor and Father Curtin spoke a | few well chosen Words 8f ttdtdces IA r | ception and wedding dinner followed at | the brides home, which was thoroughly | enjoyable affair. Amid showers of con l gratulations and well wishing for tbeir
 future happiness; the happy pair left on
 the afternoon train for a wedding jour
 ney that-will include New York City l and other points of interest. A oOna
 filled with gifts from relatives and
 fEienass bespoke the esteem in which the young people were held. Among their
 @es' saa diabs} sfS 4f Yts s0J Jan es
 Kane yplpsh rocker, Thomas TubeFty :;
 extension table 1M ,SG. ,Kahe and fam fly :;
 plush couch, Henry Madigan and, tam
 fly; marble clock, Richard Meaney; cen
 ter table, Mr and Mrs Patrick Meaney
 toilet set, Aphie and EN ellie Kane lush I rocker, Thomas and William Brew ;; pie
 ture, Mrand Mrs r. Barrett, .Jr. >plush
 rocker, Della Fkane; marble clock,
 Emmett Club of, Bridgeport; hall lamp, I Sarah MeGarty,;; carving set, WilliamFTul-
 Ter, of New Y ofkt; silver tea Set, Mn and
 Mrs Samuel sherman; silver tea sp6ons, Maggie and Minnie Meaney; silver fruit knives, Mr and Mrs c. E. Woman.
 reading table, Mr and Mrs John Bate man :; picture, MT and Mrs Pal trick lsilver table spoons, Mi and Mrs Johr 7I McMahon; carving set. Mr lind Mrs , Edward Turner; silver, ",sugar7 shell, W : J. BeeRler; one half doZe4' silver Knives Mary 'Huriet ! 4siilver -fakxaS basket. VII liam O'Hare and family; silver casteE 5 Michael Kane center table, Mr and Mt
 James McMahon -.1ging- lamp, Mir ? William, Ryan; plush rocker. Morr and Micbael o'nnanell; spool tablet M rJ andSMrs Richa dfNaughn; plush rocker |. John Barrett; barFor lamp, MT and MT ? James Barrett; counterpane and toWels n MT and Mrs William ODOnnell; {; pai dozsn dozsl Ms1 eaf PSR9ai hh
 butter knife, Mir and Mrs Michae '- Roach of Danbury; $5 gold piece l William Ryan, Jr., Botsford; steea eu
 graving Misses Maggie and Kate Ga Ervey t Danburyr ,,,
 t ~ VI 'tIIbs$:rr rrbfh,llss.HIH
 \ Iwilf De held on Wednesday eve enin ' when three or four new members will b q admitted to the first and second degrees [. On Friday evening will tbe, FlQra;s hight " X number of ftfelids %i1fbe fnSfvea ,whe n the Grange will be thrown open tb tn
 guests. II. A. Andrews. $. E. Hawley l. pr Smith, c. D. H. Kellogg, Henr e Footei and Samuel gShermans attsUded tn s- Pomona Grange at Washington. .alas
 week, and were admitted 1n the, fifth dt r- gree. They report a splendid tfniq,ot a Miss Kate Darasaa and Mis- Nell ' Ryansof Briigeport were the ggalests ( h Mrs Patrick Barrett, Jr., over Sunday, Z The, festival of St Paul's Guilds .MS l we'll attended and we'll patronized Th 1'91 receipts being $40, netting S36.- ,,., II The shower of last Tuesday night iWt 7- sufficient to enable tobacco growers {
 finish setting excepting in Obtuse, whel
 dsgs Ths shs psnts ,sn had rs 'a , and were dying, but the shower and hc 'o weather has put the crop in good Icond E I at school meeting iH Vhiscon Ter, W 'nd BF Ree was elected c9 9mmittee a1 h. Charles E. Beers in Obtuse. sI
 Mir and Mrs James Lee spent Spn&aI ss the 20th anniversary of their wddd1n, ot Mi6h Mrsd 4ee 'sa parents in sherman.
 Miss Jennie sHawley was married, ( June ,, to Edward Jones, in Bosto Both parties were well known in town.
 es N1s fsebds ft fist 4Ss ftasy s eteak P4foSy oe l5 the chief amusements was pin hun '' the pins being hidden in every conceiv aJtble place ,ithe one, ,.fipdings the m ost" r es ea eeivihg the pri19. aEIhe frst was seeur, 6S Py y.a Miss Clara Williams WNilliqpmas &PHfr &PHfr Eoge' Sg. q Mrs Skidmore and daughter attend, ilO commencement ae Wellesay, where Mi ,a Theodora Skidmore graduated. 'ni St Laurence Mitchell is carrying sl a ad barn from the place of N. H. Smitht ,a. north side of the present barn of Mr Gu a,, tis. aa 4 b MT and Mrs Stanley B. Terrill aresno +o settled in their new home. ,til n ho The funeral of Dea Taylor, WI Do ..di he lon Sunday, took phace bf Tuesday, !, .xl Isa Wfence cOndnc cGir1g the sefVice ,4.4 i-a na Tie Curtis fsehooi closed on Wednf aas day, after one of it's most sueeesst of ey Si'f