Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1898-10-20
Hnrrington-I.amh Wedding.

Wedding bells are again, ringing il
Stock bridge. This time the occasion II
the marriage OF Miss Nellie M. Lamb tc
Andrew III. Harrington OF Gaysville at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Austin Lamb, on Tuesday, Oct. IL. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Wal.
ter Dole OF Enfield. N. II. There were 9
large number OF guests present, among
them being the Rev. Thomas s. Hubbard
who united in marriage the brides par
ents twenty-three years ago. The bride IL
one OF Stockbridge's most cultured young
ladies and was charmingiy attired in white
with pearl trimmings. The bridesmaids
we're Agnes Heap, a sister of the groom
and Miss Leda Smith OF Gaysville. The
groomsmen were George x. Lam b a broth
er of The bride, and Reuben Wbitcomb OF
Rochester. The ushers were Carl e. w
Tenney aud John s. Gay, both of Gays
Vile. The many and valuable gifts OF
which the bridal couple we're the recip-
tents also testified to the high esteem In
which Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington are both
held. The happy couple started soon after
the ceremony for trip to Massachusetts,
after which they will make their home in
Gaysville where it is sincerely hoped that
a long and happy life awaits them. The
list OF presents includes parlor suit from
Mrs. Mary e. Harrington; chamber suit
and dinner and tea set, Mr.. and Mrs. A. f.
Lamb; large parlor lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
G. Harrington; parlor clock, George E.
Lamb; extension table and six dining
chairs, Miss Agnes Heap; solid silver sug
ar spoon, Mrs. Mary e. Jewett; sideboard,
Ned Harrington chenille rug, Agnes
Heap; large parlor lamp, Dr. and Mrs. Il.
/ NJ. MacCracken; carving knife and fork,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 8, Lamb folding chair,
Charles Avery; ~ solid silver dessert
spoons from class OF '95, Rochester High
school; solid silver berry spoon, M. Ivy
man, Jr., and wife; silver spoon tray, Mr..
and Mrs. Winter; sugar spoon and pickle
fork, Mrs. Chester and Mrs. z. l.. Pierce
dessert spoon, Mrs. Eunice and Miss Luna
Whitlock; souvenir spoon. DR.. W. M.
Huntington and wife; souvenir spoon, w.
H. Campbell and wife; silver and glass
berry dish, Leon Albee; set silver nutpicks,
II. f. Clifford and family; silver berry
spoon, W. c. Boutwell, and wife; silver
cake basket, Mrs. A. F. Lamb; paper cut
ter and manicure set, both silver, Carl 4.
w. Tenney and John 8. Gay; silver soup
ladle, Reuben Whitcomb and sisters; sill
yer berry spoon, II. W. Blackmer; silver
pickle fork, Ed Bent and wife; silver bon
bon spoon, Charles Cady and wife; silver
mustard SPOON, Frank Gray and wife; SILL
yer fruit knives, Miss Irene B. Burnham
silver butter knife. Carl Neff and wife; sill
yer sugar spoon and orange spoon, A. Il.
Baker and wife; silver salad fork, Frank
Gould and wife; silver sugar spoon, Her.
vey Mills and wife; silver meat fork, Guy
Hodgkins and wife; silver berry spoon,
Miss Ella Swinyer; set OF silver nutpicks,
iona Chandler and wife; half dozen fruit
plates, Miss Leda Smith; Bavarian china
cracker tray and bread plate, Sylvester
Clark and wife; fancy china cup and sau-
GER, Miss Blanche Morse; china pin tray,
Miss Grace Martin; pair Of pepper and
salt shakes, Frank Putnam and wife; same,
Hiss Maud Chamberlin; celery holder,
George Mills and wife; six oatmeal dishes,
N. Nj. Grant and wife; two fancy glass
dishes, P. A. Rand and wife; china plate,
Harris Holland and wife; glass berry dish,
R. A. Sawyer and wife; glass bonbon dish,
Miss Bessie Sawyer; bedspread, Mrs. Geo.
Bishop; linen hemstitched towel, John
Leonard and wife; pair linen towels, Chas.
Griswold and wife; same, Mrs. John Dur
kee; pair linen towels, hemstitched, j. A.
Chedel and wife; embroidered han ker-
chief. Mrs. Harriet L. Durkee; linen tow.
ell. Phineas Amazon and wife; half dozen
napkins, Miss Anna Amazon: German
towel, J.J. Saltery and family: pair fine
linen napkins. HARDWOOD Eggleston and
wife; linen towel. Joel Blackmer and wife:
apple knife, Julius Blackmer.