The Newtown bee., 1900-10-19

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 Carr Watson IS still aick in bed.
 MT and Mrs k. G. Byers and son of Waterbury spent Sunday at Carr Wat CORNWALL BRIDGE.
 RUsE OF A CORNWALL BRIDGE BRIDAL PAIR
 The msrrjage of Walter c. Benedict and Miss Ella Comstook, both of Corn wall, occurred October 10 iat the home of the brides parents ,Mr md Mrs J. s. Com- stock, at Cornwall Bridge, in the pres CT ce of large party of weddir g guests. The house was very prettily decorated and following the ceremo ony a wedding supper was served. The bride wore white henrietta trimmed with corded eilk and chi ffon, also . veil caught with white pinks and carried a shower bon. quet of the same. To the slow mel s1res Yf the bridal chorus. played by P'of preceded by little Mabel Curtis carrying the wedding ring on dainty white cush ion, two misses, sister of the bride and niece of the groom, wee ribbon glrle |. Following theee came Fl. s. Comstock, . brother of the bride, and Miss Laura Pat terson, cousin of the bride. Then ap- peared the bridal pair and were soon made one by Rev MT Starr of Cornwall Both of the contracting parties are well known and very popular in this eec- tion and large number of their friends copgregated at the station to give them 6 royal send eff when they should appear ney. A trunk had been taken to tbe station in advance by the tier and seemed to be verv heavy and was hard led with care. The station master wa given strict irjurcti tc see that 1t war not in'erfered with but az station masters are very busy about train time at small station members of the wedding patty found time to do some artistic dec rat. ting. A pair of joined hearts decorated one side ard tjust married" "tske care of them," the other, and 8 pair each of mems, women's and children's shoes were attached and other features com. lheir intention of driving to the station. although the distance is scarcely 100 yards and the guests were awaiting their arrival. When the carriage appeared there were cries of "Here they come" and rice, old shoes, etc., were made ready, but, the carriage without stepping passed the depot in the direction of Nor folk and @ disappointed crowd of merry makers were left in Cornwall Fridge When the carriage had passed, inyesti- gstion VI as made of the trunk and it wae found to contains a couple of rolls of old rag carpets. It then became apparent that Mir and Mrs Benedict had been too 'harp for their would be tormentors. Rice, old shoes, etc were drug in the market as Cornwall Bridge. Following is the liet of Weddinglpre sents: BreaSfast and dinner set o. dishes, Me and Mrs A . P. Carter(N Y handsome rug, Mr and Mrs R. I. Willard etching, MT and Mrs N. Dupbsr; tablecloth and Dapkine, M, and Airs Edward Baldwin; table cloth. MT and Mrs Edward Carter and daugh ter two pictures, Miss Carrie Sturges ; chair, Mr and Mrs V. c. Beers; picture, S!ade toilet set, MT and Mrs F. P. Chap. nan rug, Miss Faye Benedict; willow rocker, MT a- d Mrs E. D. Benedict; silk quilt, Mrs E D. Benedict; rocking cbair, MT and Mrs Russell Biercr; Sofa pillow, Mrs Kingmap; three dusters, Miss Patteraon; picture, Mi's Lawev Frink; onyx table, Miss Fl. K. Cla, k l; picture, MT and Mrs Avery Vaill, two towels Miss A. c. I. Doherty; Bih'e, s G. Patterson; fruit dish, Mise Emily Carter; two vsses, Miss Mamie Slade hand painted panel, Mrs Clark; haud painted picture, Mrs Peck, Mrs Crane. Mrs Anne c. Fish; Cupid plaque, Miss Marcia Carter, Toledo; brush and comb tray, MT and Mrs A. R Humphrey fruir picture, Miss Laura Comatock; dcz D knives and forke, Mir and Mrs D K 1 Sprt que, Wsterville; one half zsr teaspoons, Mrs Bishop and Mrs Wsd hams cold meat fork, Miss Wadhams cut glass bowl, R. s. Beers berry spoor
 aaywood family, Philadelphia; silve tea strainer, Mrs Pewtrees, Bridgeport
 Renaissance center piece, Miss Strong hand glass. B. Patterson cup and sau half dc zen forks, MT and Mrs K. 0. Ben edict, Providerce; two pearl handled ketknives, K. D. Benedict; cold mea fork, Charles Sandmeyer; clock, MT ani
 Mrs Frank Brewster, Derby; hant painted brush and comb tray, Charles s
 auth, Bridgeport; one half dozen tea
 spoons, Mrs Smith, Miss s. Benedict
 Mrs Shesrer; jelly spoon, MT and Mrs o
 W. Hale, Ohio; butter knife, R. P
 Strong; fancy plate, Miss Moore; book
 "In His Steps," MT Griswold; clock ant
 two ancient family spoons, Mi and MT
 '. s. Cometock; berry spoon. MT ant
 teaspoons, MT and Mrs P. P. Johnson
 salsd dieh, Mir and Miss Von Tobel; bor
 bon spoon, Miss Hatch; one half dc zel
 teaspoouf, MT and Mrs F. A. Curtis ant
 dsnghter; three table spoors, Mr ant
 Mrs W. A. Wadhams; eugar spoon
 Ralph Humphrey fan, Mrs E. Bradley
 Bridgeport; large spoon, MT and Mrs W
 F. Curtis dOiley, Miss Henrietta Lyman
 large spoon, Mrs Cd. Barnum; Johl
 Brown souvenir spoon, Mrs B. c. Patter
 son; sardine fork, Ms Clark; crean
 spoon, MT and Mrs A. w. Kellogg
 Bridgeport; butter knife and fuga
 spoon, MT and Mrs s. Fl. Patte rs0n
 table cloth and napkine, Mrs L.W. Clark k
 Hartford; berry spoon, Rev and MT
 starr; sugar spoe n, MT and Mrs Joh1 Fay lor, Watertown; jelly spoon, Mis
 Georgia Gould; bu eau scarf, Mrs Jult
 Lyme n; toilet set, Fl. s. Comstock an
 Miss l.. Patterson; renaissance cente
 piece, Miss Kell" gg, Bridgeport; silvr
 bread tray, Robert Marvin one half d. 2
 en fo-kr, D and Ms Cursie; napkin.
 Mrs Rollin Fripk; check ot $25, Waite
 Clark, Hartford; money amounting t.
 $l3 from friends.
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