The Somerset reporter., 1907-11-21
For the REPORTER.
Wedding Reception.


Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Moody, Jr.,
held their wedding reception at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred L. Moodys, In the eastern part
of the town last Tuesday evening,
Nov. II. About sixty of their rela
tives and friends assembled at an
early hour for their evenings enjoy
ment. They spent their time playing
games and eating apples, pop corn
and grapes with drink of sweet cider
until 10 p. m, then peanuts and candy
were served. A poem written for the
occasion was read by Miss Mabel
Moody.
Then Mr.. Moody thanked their
friends for their company and the
presents they had brought them, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Moody were
invited into another room to see their
presents which had been arranged for
their inspection; they were somewhat
surprised, as they were not expecting
so many beautiful things to be be
slowed upon them; the relatives and
friends following to see the prese nts,
an enjoyable hour was spent in this
way; then the young people returned
to their sports in the dining room,
while the older guests were enter
tanned In the parlor with the phono-
graph; then cake and coffee were
served. The rest of the evening was
spent as it most pleased the company,
until they began to think another day
was coming, then they returned to
their homes wishing Mr.. and Mrs.
Moody long life of happiness.
! The presents are as follows.
One Rocker-Mr. Augustus Crowell
and wife, Mr. Herbert Pratt and wife,
Mr.. Almond Sandford and wife, Mr..
Chester Ames and wife, DR.. j. d.
Ames and wife, Mr.. Frank Ames and
wife, Mr.. Fred Loomis and wife, Mr..
Fred Webster and wife.
One Rocker and one Bon Bon Dish
Miss Mabel Moody.
Water Set-Mr. George Foster and
wife
Two Silver Table spoons-Mr. F.
Merle Foster and wife.
Set of Sad Irons-Mr. Ray Hubbard.
Toilet Set, Table Cloth and Napkins,
Rug-Mrs. Perley Ames.
Parlor Clock-Mr. Harry White
more and wife, Inez NJ. Bailey, Cecil
E. Bailey
Silver Soup Ladle-Percy White
more, Doris E. Whittemore, Guy
Bailey.
Sugar and Cream Set, Measuring
Spoons s-Mr. Arthur Williams and
wife.
Two China Cups and Saucers-Mr.
Charlie Moody and wife.
Fruit Dish. two Fruit Plates-How-
ard and Chester Herrin.
Water Set-George Currie and fam
lily.
Two Doilies-Miss Grace Hubbard.
Pair of Linen Towels-Mrs. Eliza
beth Moody.
Half dozen Silver Fruit Knives
Miss Estella Forsthye, Mr.. George
Mitchell.
Glass Tea Set-Mr. j. w. Amazeen
and wife.
Nut Bowl-Mr. Roy Lewis.
Silver Dessert Spoons-Mr. Blaine
Fowler, Mr.. Daniel Getchell.
Fruit Plate-Clifton and Alton Anna
zeen.
Two Cake Plates-Mr. Roy Savage
and wife.
One Pair Vases-Percy Manchester.
Two Silver Table Spoons-Earle B.
Burrill, James w Barrett,
Fruit Plate-Albert Phelps.
GlaSS lea Seb-mT. SudIleS IuIOlS
and wife.
Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoon
Mr.. l. L. Caller and wife.
Two Pair Linen Towels-Charles
Copp.
Half dozen Silver Table Spoons,
Cake Plate, Sugar and Cream Set
Mr. John Moody and wife.
Cream Pitcher, Fruit Dish, Bread
Plate-Mr. Arthur Painter and wife.
Parlor Lamp-George Weeks, Sci.
den Fitzgerald, John Goodrich, Harold
Foster, Elwood Richardson.
One Framed Picture-Mr. Edgar
Wiley and wife.
Cash S1-Nr. Frank Hubbard and
Cash s1-Mr. o. W. Kimball and
family.
Cash S2-Richard Whitney.
Parlor Stand, Stand Cover, Six
Dining Chairs, Linen Table Cloth and
Napkins, So yds. Sheeting, Copper
Wash Boiler, Double Boiler, Fruit
Press, Card Plate, Bed Spread, 8 yds.
Linen Huckabuck, One so Piece Din
ner Set-Mr. Fred L. Moody and wife.