The Newtown bee., 1902-09-19
WASHINGTON,
MISS NETrLETON-MR COGsWELL,

On Wednesday, September 10, at 3 o'clock, notably pleasant event took place at the home of MT and Mrs Henry s. Nettleton, the occasion be- ing the marriage of their daughter, Amy Augusta, to Thornton s. Cogs- we'll, a member of the popular firm of
 Watts & Cogswell of Washington De- pot. The first of the bridal party to enter the parlor while the wedding march was being played was the little daughter of Lloyd Nettleton, who strewed pink and white flowers by the way. She was followed by the maid of honor, Miss Edna Nettleton, sister of the bride, who wore very becoming gown of pink silk mule and carried pink roses. The bride, who carried white roses and was dressed in beau- tiful gown of white lansdowne and at- tended by her father, was met by the groom and best man, Howard Bronson, under bower of oak leaves and white flowers, from which large bell of white was suspended. The ceremony was performed by the brother-in-law of the groom, Rev MT Waite of Tal- cottvilIe, assisted by Rev Robert Car ter. The Episcopal form of service was used. Among those present were the following: Miss Harriet Nettleton, Miss Edna Nettleton, Mrs A. I. Net tleton of Hartford, MT and Mrs L. H. Nettleton and Miss May Edna Nettle- ton of Hoboken, N. J., Rev and Mrs F. R. Waite of Talcottville, Master Alan Waite, Miss Evelyn Waite, Rev and Mrs R. Y. Carter, MT and Mrs S. J. Nettleton, Misses Mary, Celia, Lucy and Julia Nettleton, Willis Net tleton, D. c. Nettleton, Dea Clarence Nettleton, Miss Helen Nettleton, J. B. Hollister, Sherman Hollister, Wes- ley Hollister, MT and Mrs Arthur Hol- lister, Robert F. Hollister, MT and Mrs Charles Hollister, George Hollis ter, Hubert Hollister. MT and Mrs Franklin. Hollister, MT and Mrs Edwin Hollister, Mrs w. w. Bronson of New Haven, Howard Bronson, Clarence Bronson, Lewis Bronson, MT and Mrs R. J. Watts, Mrs William Watts, New Haven, Mrs George Watts, MT and Mrs Edward Fenn, MT and Mrs Els worth Fem, MT and Mrs Wilbur Fenn, Miss Bessie Baker, Miss Minnie Knowles, MT and Mrs J. c. Brinsmade, MT and Mrs Wilbur Kilbourn, Mrs Esther Williams of New Preston, MT and Mrs Howard Cogswell of New Preston, Miss Winifred Tenn, Hart Sherwood of Stamford, Miss Fannie Trowbridge and Miss Edna Mallory of Woodbury, Henry Hickox, Miss Ella Crane, Mrs E. Broas. The presents were numerous and valuable, including a full dinner set of Haviland china cut glass dishes, silver ware, pictures. furniture, etc. The groom's gift to the bride was a gold locket and chain and the brides gift to the maid of honor was bracelet of oxidized silver Refreshments consisted of sandwiches, salad'and coffee, followed by ice cream and cake. Wedding cake was present. ed to each guest in a dainty box tied
 
 occasion. Soon after the ceremony were received by tele- phone from B. A. Hollister of Boston and MT Sherwood of New York. Aft er best wishes and congra atulations were received by all present MT and Mrs Cogswell drove away in very heavy shower of rice. A large circle 1f friends wish them happiness on their return to their new home, which is to be near Washington Depot.
 Miss Ruth Whittlesey has returned | to the East Northtield seminary for | another term.
 MT and Mrs Timothy Whit :. esey of New Haven have recently been the guests of MT and Mrs R. c. Whittle- 'ey.
 s. H. Clark is making frequent i'm about his extensive farm n ROmfOrd. He has recently com ,leted cementing the ground floor in lis barn.