The Newtown bee., 1901-04-19
Ten Pages.
LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
CORNWALL BRIDGE.

THE sTURGEs-MARvIN WEDDING.
On Wednesday, the 10th, between
40 and so guests assembled at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Marvin
to participate in the wedding festivi
ties of Miss Carrie Sturges and Robert
Marvin. 1t was very pretty wed
ing. The bride wore a pearly gray
dress trimmed in corded white silk
and carried bouquet of white hya
cinths. William Marvin, a brother OF
the groom, was best man and Miss
Lewey Frink maid Of honor. Samuel
Marvin, Jr., a twin brother of the
groom, was to have been best man but
did not arrive here in time for the
nuptials. Rev Mr. FERRIS of West
Cornwall performed the ceremony.
After partaking of a bountiful repast,
the happy pair left mid showers of
rice on the o'clock train for New
York. Your correspondent wishes
them many years Of happiness. Fol-
lowing is a list of the wedding pres
ents:
Wilson P. Sturges, oak parlor table.
Mr. and Mrs Rollin B. Mallard, Mo-
quette rug.
Miss Grace Sturges, two pictures.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Marvin, Derby,
parlor chair and rug.
William B. Marvin, Derby, full din
ner set.
Mr. and Mrs G. M. Marvin, Mont
clair, N. j., set solid silver folks.
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Hubbell, Der
by, silver carving set and silver butter
dish.
Benjamin Hubbell, Jr., Derby, solid
silver sugar shell and butter knife.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Marvin Hubbell,
Derby, one dozen silver knives.
Mr. and Mrs George X. Gilbert, New
York, handsome decorated cracker jar
with silver cover and handle.
Walter NJ. Gilbert, New York, solid
silver sugar shell.
Mrs Cornelia M. Harris, Bingham
jon, N. Y, solid silver berry spoon.
Miss Harris, Binghamton, N. Y,
;olid silver cold meat folk.
E. E. Dunbar, Derby, gilt decorated
oilet set.
Mr. and Mrs Russell Bierce, silver
ream set.
Mrs J. M. Moore, handsome decora-
ed cracker jar with silver cover and
handle.
Miss Moore, glass pickle jar, set in
ilver, and fork.
Mr. and Mrs G. w. Everett and Mr.
md Mrs Nathan Dunbar, handsome
AK parlor chair.
DR. and Mrs William M. Curtis, solid
liver sugar shell and butter knife.
Mrs Edward D. Bierce, solid silver
Miss Lewey B. Frink, solid silver
outter knife.
Mrs Helen J. Page, silver butter
lish.
Miss Georgia E. Baldwin, New Ha-
zen, silver salt and pepper shaker.
William and Miss Minnie Conner,
old silver butter knife.
Henry S. Comstock, silver bon-bon
lish.
Mr. and Mrs Justus S. ,Comstock and
laughter, silver sugar shell and butter
Knife.
Miss Laura Patterson, embroidered
center piece.
Miss Bessie Kellogg, embroidered
center piece.
Mrs Jerome B. Smalley, silk crochet
nat.
Miss Wadhams, sofa pillow.
Mr. and Mrs Walter c. Benedict, par
or lamp.
Mr. and Mrs c. S. Slade, coffee pot
md glass cream set.
George W. Slade, glass fruit SET,
Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel Gray, glass
cheese plate and fruit dish.
Russell B. Thompson and Miss
Thompson, parlor lamp.
Mr. and Mrs George Lee, parlor lamp,
Mr. and Mrs D. Singleton, table
cloth and napkins.
Messrs Burton and Charles Patter-
son, silver tooth pick shell.
Miss Benedict, damask towels.
Mrs and Miss st John, Bethel,
Haviland china fruit set.
Miss Amy Hoffman, table cloth.
Harry 'Wickwire, napkins.
Mrs Hannah O'Donnell, bed spread.
Master Clifford II. Studley, glass
fruit dish.
Mrs Louisa S. Studley, rug.
Mrs Inez D. Marsh, rug.
Miss Clara B. Engisch, red table
cover.
George A. Engisch, damask towels
1Mrs Myron I. Willard, damask tow