The Newtown bee., 1894-06-08
THE sCHNELL-CHAPPIUs WEDDING.

THE SCHNELL-CHAPPlU WEDDlNG'
 We have noticed several equipages moving towards the lake, some of them kept up the right or east side of the lake towards Warren. Many of them, we conclude, contain guests to the wedding celebrated this rSunday) afternoon at Max Schnell's, near Warren Center, where Miss Minnie, the eldest daughter of Mir and Mrs Schnell, is united in mat rimOny to Augustus, oldest son of MT and Mrs Simon Chappius, who live one and one-half miles below MT Schnells. They are united till death parts by Rev Mir Gardner of Warrt n Congregational church, and we have been informed up- wards of 400 invitations have been issued to the numerous friends of bride and groom, to be present and witness the ceremony. We know that many from this place accepted the kind invitation and by some of the presents seen, we conclude the tokens will be generous and numerous and costly. May joy and prosperity attend the newly welded | pair ever, and all the way through their \ remaining earthly existence. The sun | shone on the bride this afternoon and if
 the weather is any omen, her life from | this time forward must be truly a happy one. We are informed that MT and Mrs l Chappius expect to reside at the place | for some time vacant, just below MT Simon Chappiu's residence and which
 has been owned by Mir Chappius, Sr., for some years, one of the pleasantest locations on the road from here to War \ ren Center, and where we remember so
 plainly of passing the pleasantest six years, of our boyhood life and will in memory be always held with the most pleasant "reminiscences of our life. Fer. haps for thIs we have thought more of the wedding this afternoon than we should otherways have done, and of their future. May they be happy there, as we were, not with dog or goat or inocent play, but in love and affection and ap- preciation of each others sterling quali- ties, which go far to make up the per- sonal character of true manhood and
 womanhood.
 II The foundation wall is finished for the erection of a barn near N. Mead's new cottage at Lakeside and MT Titus, with assistants, will soon have it ready for the
 use of Mir Mead.
 II We have been informed that sStar''
 actor of New York City was the guest of w. s. Watson at Lakeside over last Sunday.
 ,l A daughter was added to the families :, of Silas Wright and E. B. Holcomb oi Il this village, last week.
 B. Gordon expects his wife and child. } ren to their home here from Brooklyn } N. Y., this week.
 Mr and Mrs Eli Judson of Bethel
 with their daughter, passed three days
 of last week at Edward Hull's in this village, and when they returned to theil
 home on Saturday they allowed theil
 daughter, May, to remain for time 3 with her grandparents here.
 Col E. Johnson was to ill to open hi
 barbar shop here, last Saturday evening
 but he came up on Sunday morning {
 while for the accommodation of his pat
 rons.
 J. B. Stillson is offering the finest lin' , of pineapples in his market at $l pc e dozen which we have ever seen here fo the money. Strawberries there are als, : becoming each week finer and cheaper. xl Hon c. F. Lyman and Frank $. Browi r have invitations to attend this week oI e Wednesday with their wives the wedding
 of Alexander McNiel and Miss Woodruff
 at Litchfield.
 !, Hull < Tyrrell are engaged in paint @ ing William Knickerbocke residence i f Woodville.
 Mrs c. 5. Humphrey is once more abl e to attend church. We are glad to see he s thus far recovered from her long Illness 1T Herman Hoffman has become establish
 led in his new location as deputy revenu # collector at Waterbury and is absen > from his home here during June, excep
 on Sunday.
 e James McHan is still engaged in al ' tendance upon c. O. Lemmon 0 h Christian street.
 Monday morning, June 4, took 1t lt usual number of pension vouchers b