Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-08-19

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w. B. Glynn went to Boston Friday on
a business trip.
Prof. Jean G. BRAGG and wife Of VassaI
college have been the guests OF Rev. and
Mrs. l.. G. Roux for several days. Mrs.
BRAGG was formerly Miss Emma Wood,
one of the first teachers at Vermont Acad-
envy.
A party of young people had corn
roast last Monday night on the bills about
half way'to Crystal rock. A pleasant time
was reported.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 1. Glynn and children,
Raleigh and Kathrine, of Somerville,
Mass are visiting for few days at Mrs.
Glynn's sisters, Mrs. B. M. Walkers.
Nathan Davis and wife of Rutland came
on carriage drive to make short visit
with their nephew, DR.. F. L. Osgood, tor
few days this week.
Mrs. William, accompanied by her
turned home after passing few days with
her son and daughter, Prof. and Mrs,
Louis Roux.
| Miss Mabel Holland, who has been a
guest at w. B. Dow's for few weeks, has
now returned to her home at Westmore-
land.
Foster B. Locke expects to spend Sun
| day with his wife at Sunapee lake.
G. S. Frost of Keene was in town the
| first of the week.
Rodney Ober and wife, Holland Osgood
and Jothan Whitcomb have been spending
several days at Lake Pleasant.
Misses Corrine Bemis and Margie Cory
have returned from Sunapee lake.
DR.. E. E. Richardson of Washington, D.
c., joined bis family Thursday at the home
of his parents, MIR. and Mrs. M. G. Rich
ardson.
Rev. Charles A. Piddock of Hartford,
Conn, returned home today after passing
several days at the home OF his wife's sis
ter, Mrs. l. R. Warner.
Mrs. French of Washington, D. c., who
has been visiting her niece, Miss Corinn e
Wiley, left town yesterday.
SILVER WEDDING.
The reception of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Tenpey, which was held last Tue sday even
ing at their home on Main street in honor
OF the 25th anniversary of their wedding,
was undoubtedly one of the prettiest affairs
that has been given in the village for some
time past, and was a great success. The
event attracted large number of specta-
tors outside the front entrance, which was
illuminated by Chinese lanterns. The bride
and groom received their guests in the par
lor and were assisted by E. W.Perkins and
wife OF Manchester, N, H., and two grand
children, Misses Polly Wood and Mary
Dean. The parlor was very artistic
ally decorated with evergreens, cut
flowers and potted plants and the bride
stood under large bell made OF ferns and
white astors. The table was prettily deco
rated with sweet peas and carnations, the
centre piece being miniature lake banked
with ferns and flowers. During the even
ing dainty refreshments of ice cream and
sherbet, small cakes and fruit punch were
served to the guests who numbered about
150 A feature which added much to the
enjoyment of the evening was the selections
given by the village band, who were sta
toned on the lawn. Miss Grace Chaplin
read poem written by her mother, Mrs.
G. F. Chaplin, to Mr.. and Mrs. Tenney.
The house guests were E. W. Perkins and
wife OF Manchester, Mrs. George A. Wood
and four children of Portsmouth, Mrs H.
w. Dean and two daughters of Wichita,
Kan, Mrs. S. D. Arnold and daughter
Bessie of St. Louis. Other guests from
out of town were: John w Curtice of
Washington, d C, Mrs G T Pettengill of
New York city, Herman Walker Of Chi
cago, Mrs H Ingraham of Gardner, w E
L Walker and wife of Grafton, Mrs M
Walker and Miss Fanny Hall of Grafton,
Mr. and Mrs Hadley, MI and Mrs Wales
and Mrs Thwlng of Bellows Falls, Mrs w
j Wright Of Westminster, Miss Hemenway
of Middlebury, Prof and Mrs G BRAGG Of
Vassar college.
| The presents were beautiful and numer:
Gus. The following is the list; Silver bon
bon dish and spoon, G A Wood and wife
dozen silver fruit knives with pearl
handles, H w Dean and family ;china tray.
w E L Walker and wife silver tea strainer,
DIR and Mrs F L Osgoodd lettuce fork, ]
A Farr; horse radish spoon, Mrs F B SEQ.
field; cheese knife and fork combined, w
H Campbell cream ladle, Colin Campbell
sonp ladle, L Reay and wife berry fork,
Mrs E l. Goodwin; manicure set, Charles
Osgood and wife; manicure scissors, Mrs
G F Simonds; olive spoon, M P Barry and
wife; gravy spoon, j K Bancroft and wife
olive spoon, Mrs d Campbell; preserve
spoon, Rev and Mrs Charles Roux and Mr..
II G BRAGG; silver orange spoon, M A and
Misses Wilder; glass tea set, Mrs II A
Thompson china berry dish Mrs F L 81.
monds; china cake dish, Misses Foster
china salad dish, Fay Fuller and wife ;chins
oyster dish, Mrs w j Wright; Austrian
glass dish, James Quirk and wife silver
pickle fork, Misses Lazelle salad fork, ,Solor
Perry and wife ;jelly knife, Mrs M Walk
er and son Herman; coffee spoon, Miss
} Mary Lane; silver spoon, L M Stearns ant
daughter; ice cream knife, Rev and Mrs G
Chaplin; two silver salt spoons, Mrs f
Dowsley; card case, A B Neill and wife
two orange spoons, Col and Mrs ] A Wood
meat fork, z Fl Hsdley and wife; stamJ
box, Fannie Hall; photograph frame anC
photo, Mrs S A Whipple ;potted plant, Mr..
Benton gold and enameled pin with th,
; Canadian coat OF arms, Mrs L Cole of Can
ada picture in water color framed, S L
Arnold and wife, painted by their daugh
ter Bessie; bon bon spoon, B M Wake