Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1895-09-20
Jelly TumbIers at Vallec Bros.
Norton.

September l-.-Thrre was charming
wedding az the Roman Catholic Church
Wednesday the llth at 9 go 4 m. whru
Miss l.lv q. Conway, daughter OF Mr..
Iohu Conway. OF Norton was united m
marriage to Mr.. Thomas /. PaqucItr Of
Island Pond. The bridesmaid was Miss
Nav Conway, SISTER q: the bride. aud
grunmsmau Mr. ;. Landry OF Island
Pond. The officiating clergyman was
Rev. l. q. ruulIot. Much thanks are due
FIR Puuliot tor having the church 50
handsomely and taste'ully decorated. A
very plrasiug feature of the ceremonies
was Ia, singing uf an Ave Maria, and
Unison'S Mass in parts by Mrs. H..
Steady, Misses Katie and Mary Pa
quette 81 Island Pond, and Miss Lottie
Conway of Norton, also excellent coTnet
solos hv Mr. II. Steady. There was
very large attendance AZ the church.
MANY invitations were issued Tor the re
CeptiOn and breakfast at the brides
home, which were answered i'll large
number. Nth such large attendance
the scene ut the reception was exceedingly
pretty. The bride was presented with q
handsome silver tray and tea set from
| her many friends OF st. Demands parish,
accompanied by the following address,
| delivered bv Miss Maud kcrOack
Nj, Kcruack sail. have some words ad-
| ircSSc in honor Of this occasion from her
| numerous friends. who through ms, mutually
| desire 70 manifest their appreciation and es-
| TEEN of her. our friend, Miss Lee q. Conway.
| Kind and dear Friend
Need there be a question as TO the appro-
priatcnesS OF this assembly and these L ken>
| Of Appreciation No. only this. why does
every one seemingly infer that Norton is to
| lose one of her faircst, tundtst, most thor
| oughlv respected and tstimable young ladies
| Perhaps il is because her love has brpadened
| to make another life happy and grace
| another's rooms a she has always done in
her fathers home She has supplied the place
of mother been sister and friend, con-
slant adherer to her duty under the parent
al roof, and t. the church Of which she is a
devoted member and cheerful supporter
| No chilling wind or winter storm has proved
her courage too small for faithfully perform
ing her duties as organiSt Of st. Bernard 5
Church Summers rain and heat have heat
lupun her path many times yet she has kindly
and constantly fulfilled her duty. Every
cloud has a silver lining and best Of all the
bright san has often laid its gentle rays upon
her head with golden hours-preCious hours
of loves duty, sparkling there with the de~s
of Heaven which are richest jewels in life :
mission upon Garth In grateful remem
hrance Miss Conway OF your kind services a,
organist, kindness Of heart and every goOC
act and word bestowed upon your many
friends, we tender YOU these presents. May
| they prove lasting meInentOs OF the graft
tude and affection that We have for you, anC
| for him who will assist in serving out d
} these dishes the sweets Of we hope "a Ions
life peace and prosperity to you both, ant
a gracious reward OF Heaven.
There be words can necr be said,
| Aud deeds can ne'er be done,
| Except perhaps in another world.
| When liic's once more begun,
And may be. perChauce, in time to come
I When few more wears are sped,
| HuuIl often think OF those you love
And our Best Wishes before we were wed
Other presents received We're;
| MIR a NJ Sictsou, SO: Mr. and Mrs. W
G. Nelson, large clock and towels Mr.. anC
| Mrs. ". Lindsay, silver pickle jar, Mr.. an'
Mrs. :. 4. Baldwin, half dozen silver tc'
spoons two table spoons and butter kniie
, Mr., and Mrs. II. Ducharmc, SILVER PIE knllS
Mr.. NJ. Paquettc, silver sugar bowl Mr.. J
. J. Griffin, silver teaspoon holder, han doHel
after elmer cafes Mr. W. F. Grimm, SilEe
tea pot; Mr.. A. Mclean, silver pie knife; Mr.
l. +. Conway, one pair silver napkin ring
and pie knife; MesSrs. O. and II. DeNiler>
! one hali-dozeu silver teaspoons, knives an(
forks, Mr.. aud Mrs. McManus pair silve
napkin rings; Misses Nellie Ivers and Ham;
Flynn, of Boston, two silver tablespoons
Mr.. o. Benson, So Mr.. Jos. Griffin, 50
Mrs. }. y. FhGon, picture throw Mls>c
Eva and Agnes Haley, hail dozen SILVER irui
knives; Or and Mrs. Ellie, silver butter dish
Mr.. Z. J. keroach, silver napkin ring; Nj
NJ sheridan, gold watch chain; MI 6
Nalee, glass service, Mr.. and Mrs. Dnscoll
fancy cup and saucer. Mr.. and Mrs. Bian
chette, half dozen silver teaspoons, ]. Griffin
: Can-upeuc~ and scissors sh0rp"ncr. Mr.. J
I Keenan,, Etlt dozen silver teaspoons, Mr.. an'
Mrs. =. homer, table linen, Mrs. u. Calvin
, table linen and towels, MIR. and Mrs. <. Val
, lee, cdryiu; set, MIR. +. IL. Molony. silver
clock; Mrs. !. Griffin, wine decantcr ant
glasses; MI and Mrs. Johnston. bed spread
, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Marsh halt dozen silye
teaspoons; J. Conway. china doll, two niche
in length and one inch in width.
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