The Newtown bee., 1896-09-04
RAOOKFIELD.

aA00KFIELD. THE KELLoGG-MANsFGEI.p INITIALS
 One of the most brilliant weddings of the season occurred aU St Pau''s Episco- pal church at high noon. Wednesday, September ,, the contracting parties be- ing Mes Florence Emily Kellogg aud Arthur Sherman N4n>feI3, both of this place Two hundred and tv:cu~y-fvr iu vitattons had been sent cut and at an early hour tho church began to fill. The ushers were Messrs John 5ag4pdorf, Eu- gene Lake, Henry Hawley and James riebout. The church vas beautifully trimmed with wild Hpwtra ard bydran- g1a, there b..'ag >u "1rh iu IT. c,t.rr If sho chanc"L Ar I4 o'cserk Tn" doors .yDre s~u"s "p~n and ',r~a'a'-,u:' : welding ua: ,:-' was 2yaft.5 fr.m trr or2an, Miss Alice NcN,H II .4.1Duf- gicia.iag. The br.1a. p4-,J, went up tDe sisle, proceeded by the usncrs and maj6 of boror, Miss Gorriano ~p,A k0Y~r who carried in h-r hand baupgC Of yrllc@ roec~. The or.ey looked ehs-rmiaE. Suc VAS escorted by her urcle Fred II, Beers. who gave her away. Sh2 was at- tired ina white bra..d. silk. tIimm. C with old point lace, wr.riug Il high meek gown with long 7Icves. Ih2 coyerir 2 for her head was long >hira ,uIe veil. She carried in her hand a bouqueJ of bride roses. The solemn a'd bt@utifu3 Episcopal service WAS rendered Eey + L, Whitcomc, rector of St p4ui'= oniciar- ! ing. She Was married with a ring. At the conclusion of .he ccrcn.aay the bridol party marched "uJ to the Du ic of the Eoscmaid bridal chorus. f.l1ov,d b5 the invited guast-. au repair. 6 |, rh. hou-c of the brides mother, Mrs anpbts k 1ogg, where the usual congratulations followed. Vessels yv Do.. c&cerers from Dmbury, did thomscIy>~ great credit sn Inc -umptuou- wototrg fsa.. sr1y,}. 1 Al3 D. nl.. tuo 1rj3a e:.,-.. .0 trss. y.l .n her travelling gown and rauo of green covert cloth, when amjd I howcr .fr'.o and old shoe they were d~ivao to H4.~- i Ieyville depot They took the train co Danbury, leaving h" canpeny in t&a ra .ce as to the extent If thrir vcdd,ng trip. Several tables were filled with handsome costly, useful al q ornamerrsI presents as nemcntoe. Of love and friend ship.
 1 Herbert Kellogg will leave, next week, for the Cheshire school.
 Miss Connie Dyer of Long Island has been the guest of friends in town.
 Mrs 4. H. Taylor and daughter have returned from their outing in Vermont.
 The profits of the lawn party at the Congregational parsonage, last week, were about $25.
 But few of our school begin this week, most of them opcnlng the second week of September.
 The condition of Mrs Htzrkiah Peck is unchanged, at least towards improve ment.
 The spare time cfmany of our farmers is well employed in moving cut the road side fences, generally leaving such young trees as will later prove good shade trees. It gives the appearance of thrift which is very creditable to the town.
 The number of strangers in town has not perceptibly diminished since eeptem ber l. Many homes are yet well filled with guests.
 Apples trees are breaking down from their load of fruit. The prospect now is that many valuable trees will be serious ly injured if not ruined.
 Corn cutting has begun with early pieces, and will become quite general next week.