Connecticut western news., 1895-06-20
LAX V WILLIE.

Last week Wednesday at the M. E. church, at four o'clock D. m, Miss Mel. lie, daughter of Mir and Mrs Walter Saunders. was united in marriage to Dr Frederick M. Phillips. of Newburg, N. Y, eldest son of Rev D Phillips. of Red Hook. The church was handsomely decorated with flowers. The cer, mony was performed under an arch of laurel by the father of the groom, assisted by the pastor of the church. The bride. a tall handsome blonde, was attired in white silk, en traine, trimmed with roses and lilies, and wore bridal veil. The groom wore black suit. The brides maids were the Misses May Phillips, dressed iu pale green silk, and Jessie Dewey, sttired in white trimmed with green. The maid of honor. Miss Emma Dewey, cousin of the bride, was ele- gantly attired in pink. Messrs Alfred Heaton and Floyd Jennings. of Lake vile. Albert Hutchins, of Red Hook. N. T., and Roy Landon, of Norfolk. were the ushers. The best man was Rev Dr Kelley, of Grifiins Corners, N. |. The organist for this grand occasion was Robert Fraley, of Red Hook. The church was filled to overhowing with invited guests. After the ceremony, the immediate relatives of the bride and groom partook of fue collation. at the home of the bride, and then the happy couple, amid the congratulations of their many friends, departed in car riage and drove to Millerton where they took the evening train for their wedding tour.
 The E. W. Spur Go. have commen- ced to build 8 cottage next to the Rink house on Railroad street.
 A very pretty home wedding took place last week Wednesday at one o'clock D, ID a. when Miss Lizzie Ruth. daughter of Walter Turner, was united to Walter N. Bunnell, of Colebrook Rev F. D. Abrams oficiated The 1 petite pretty blonde bride was elegantly sttired in lavender silk and carried white pinks. Tue bridesmaid was her sister Eva; the best man a brother oi the groom. Cousins of the bride. Miss Margaret and Master Earle Turner strewed flowers in the path of the happy couple as they marched under bower of ferns and daisies to be united. The happy couple received many useful and valuable presents. They will make Colebrook their home.
 Dr G. l.. Hurd. or genial dentist, II company with his wife and her cousin Mrs Latimer, of Springfield, Mass, ar rived home from trip to Philadelphia Washington, D. O., and Mt. Vernon where Washington, the Father of hi: Country, is buried, last Saturday. The doctor speaks highly of the Washington monument. which he ascended, to iii | al of the Capitol and the White House which being at present unoccupied, they were shown through.
 Dr Joseph Bissell, of New York city was here a few days ago to visit hi family who are staying at present witl his parents
 MT and Mrs Joseph Camp, of Bridge port, Mir and Mrs Hiram Camp, of Nor folk, were here last Friday the guest O Mir and Mrs O. Der jsmin.
 Chas Turner. of Bridgeport, was her' the first part of this week to visit hi parents
 John Smith, of Sheffield, Mass, th, srtistic decorator and painter, is her, this week putting in the stage fxtureI and scenery at Roberts new Hall.
 Cards are out announcing the mar riage of Marshall Bradley to Mis- 1 Wilton. of Bloomfield. The event vii occur the 20th, inst, at the home of tht bride.
 B. R. Wells, of Chicago, arrived a his summer residence on Rose Hill las Monday. He brought with him ]: standard horses and colts and six sad dle horses. The horses were in charge of an English horse jockey. The horses are handsome lot and attracted muct attention when they were unloadet from the cars.
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