Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-26
THANKSGIVING WEDDINGS
"A Number of Couples Joined in Wed
 lock the Past Few Days.

Nettleton were married yesterday at the home of the brides sister. Mrs Frederick w. Nettleton, 57 Ridgewood street, the Rev l.. F. Morris of Beth any officiating.
 Patrick B. Roach of 655 South Main street and Miss Nora Learey of Cliff street were married this morning at by the Rev Father Slocum. The wit nesses were James Dunn and Miss Julia Monahan.
 Patrick Sullivan and Miss Katherine Stack of River street were married this morning at 7:3O at St Francis Xavier's church by the Rev Father Fleming. The best couple was John Deans and Miss Annie Stack.
 James Byrnes of Bank street and Miss Annie Clancy of Riverside park were married at 6:30 this morning at St Patriclz's church by the Rev Father Gleeson who also celebrated the nup- tial mass which followed Michael Byrnes was best man and Miss Dora Munson was bridesmaid.
 At o'clock this morning at St Fran cis Xavier's church the marriage of Edward w. Shea of Baldwin street and Miss Josephine Cavanaugh of Ridge street was solemnized. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Father Fleming. Jeremiah Crowley was best man and Miss Ellen Cavan- Rugh was bridesmaid.
 Attorney John F. McGrath of this eity and Miss Annie l.. Merritt were married October Il at the Dominican church, Jackson, Tenn, by the Rev Father Logan. The witnesses were John Lynch of New York and Miss Freeley of Jackson. The couple will reside with the parents of the groom, MT and Mrs Edward McGrath, 433 West Main street.
 Andrew Louis Rosseau of Mill street and Miss Lucienne Baribault of Mill street were married at 7:30 this morning at St Ann's church by the Rev Father Senesac, the bridesmaid being Miss Lucinda NJ. Duval and the best man Fred F. Roberts. After the mar riage a nuptial mass was celebrated by .he Rev Father Senesac. The bride was gowned in a costume of white cashmere trimmed with soie de Paris. The bridesmaid was gowned in white null. "
 William Teed of Hartford and Miss Margaret Louisa Kelly of Dover 
 Patrick's church this morning at S:30 by the Rev Father G1eeson. The Rev Father Jordan celebrated the nuptial mass, which followed. John SincoX of Hartford was best man and Miss Mary Flaherty was bridesmaid. The bride was attired,in pretty dark blue travelling dress while the bridesmaids s gown was of crepe de chene. The bridesmaid wore a black picture hat. A wedding breakfast was held subse- quently at the home of the brides family, 54 Dover street. The we Ping presents were many and beautiful. After a wedding tour to New York and other places Mir and Mrs Teed will reside in Hartford.
 Patrick Shea of South street and Miss Lizzie Namack of 1170 South Main street were united in marriage at St Patrick's church this morning at g o'clock by the Rev Father Glee- son. The nuptial mass which follow ed was celebrated by the Rev Father Kennedy. The best couple was Mi chael Shea and Miss Mary Namack. Mir and Mrs Shea will reside at 97 South street. The bride was attired in a silk dress trimmed with chiffon and duchess lace and carried a white prayer book. The bridesmaid wore a blue dress trimmed with silk and Chiffon and carried bridal roses. MT and Mrs Shea were the recipients of many beautiful presents Amongst them was a handsome couch from Di- vision 4. A. O. H. The young couple will reside at their newly furnished home, SS2 Baldwin street.
 A pretty marriage took place at St .2atrick's church at 6 o'clock this morn. ing. the contracting parties being Phil ip J. Reilly of Charles street and Miss Annie l.. Phalen of 26 Pratt place. The ceremony was performed by the Rev Sather Gleeson and the nuptial mass Shich followed. was celebrated by the Rev Father Michael of Winsted. The best man was Michael Cowley and the maid of honor was Miss Lizzie Pha- len The brides gown was of blue broadcloth. She wore a picture hal to match and carried a white prayer book The maid of honor wore : pretty dress of crepe de chene, pie lure hat to match and carried a buncI of chrysanthemums. Immediately af ter the Euptial mass MT and Mir: Reilly were driven to the Naugatucl station and left on a wedding tour t New York On their return tltay vii reside at '122 Charles street, where they have an elegantly furnished home filled with substantial tokens of es teem from many friends. Among tht gifts was a handsome one from tn, St Thomas Cadets A. A., of which tn, groom is member.
 A pretty wedding was solemnizet It the Immaculate Conception churcl This morning at 8:45 when Edward B Moore, a popular clerk at Dexter pharmacy and Miss Sibyl Johnson O 35 Center street were united in mar riage by the Rev Father Slocum. At torney Charles w Bauby was bes man and Miss Kittie Curley was mait of honor. As the bridal party enter ed the church Mendlesohnn's weddin, march was beautifully played by Pro Bonn. The bride was attired in ; pretty costume of pearl gray, trimmed with chiffon and white lace and wor' a white hat, while the maid of homo wore a blue tailor made gown and white hat The former carried bou quet of carnations and the latter bouquet of chrysanthemums Tn, eroom's gift to the bridesmaid was handsome brooch. to the best man stick pin. After the marriage cere mony a wedding reception was hel( from 9:30 to II o'clock at the home o E1-- 47-g- TH