The Press. (Stafford Springs, Conn.) 1883-1935, 1911-09-13
Monsoon.

MISS N011l0 D6N AWlbu AoAS AuOSu0J
for Shelton, OF where she will teach
science in the high school.
The banns of marriage between
Frank Shields and Miss Joanna Bow
Ter, both of Monson, have been pub
lished.
Rev. F. W. Mcconnell, pastor Of
the Methodist Episcopal church, was
married Wednesday evening in Grove
land to Miss Laura Sergeant of that
place, Mr.. Mcconnell and his bride
have gone to Ohio on their wedding
trip and will be absent for the balance
of the month. The pastor will re-
sumo his duties at the church the first
Sunday of October.
Miss Ellen Mary Barry, daughter of
Mrs. Peter Barry of Highland avenue,
and Michael Orc wiley, son of Patrick
Crowley of Cushman street, were mar
ried Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock
in St Patti ks church Rev Thorn
as O'Keefe, the pastor, performed the
ceremony. The nuptial mass which
followed was celebrated by Rev. Will
liam Mcclure. Mrs. Thomas Heffer-
nan of Worcester presided at the or
gan. The church was prettily dec
GRATED, the colors being green, pink
and white. Tbs best man was Will
liam Crowley of Palmer, brother of
the groom. Mrs. Nellie MoKenna of
Boston was the matron of honor. The
bride wore white ma1quiset over
white silk. She wore q white picture
hat and carried a white prayer book.
After the nuptial mass a reception,
attended by the immediate relatives
of Mr.. and Mrs Crowley, was held
at the BRIDES home and a wedding
breakfast was served. The Granite
oil Gle, Companions of the Forest, OF
which the bride was a member, pre-
sented her a carving set and cut glass
dish. The other presents were
numerous, including furniture, cut
glass, silverware, linen, etc. The
BRIDE IS travelling dress was dark blue
chiffon panama, and she wore white
felt hat. After their wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs Crowley will live witt
Mrs. Crowley's mother, Mis-. Peter
Barry, on Highland avenue.
A pretty wedding was held Wednes
day afternoon at O'Clock in the Con
Rregational church when Miss Mabell'
Lena Orocker, daughter OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. William Crooker of North Mali
street, and George Curtis Baroo o
West Palm Beach, Fla were married
The ceremony was performed by Rev
la. A. Andrews, pastor of the church
| The brides gown was of cream whit
/ satin embroidered with pearls. Sh
wore q veil which was caught up " It'll
lilies of the valley and she carried
shower bouquet of bride roses, TIL
matron of honor was Mrs. Louise Sted
man of Hartford, OF sister of thu
bride. She wore white wolfe, trim
q med with Irish lace, and carried I
shower bouquet of yellow peoples
The maid of honor was Miss Florenc
In. Croker. She wore a dress o
white suesive silk over yellow an
,. carried an arm bouquet of whit
, asters. The trademarks were Mis-
, Helen Klein Of Philadelphia and Mis-
IL. Ruth Binns of Lawrence. TIL
bridemaids wore white suesive sill
% er yellow and carried arm bouquet
i. of white asters. The best man wa
r Sydney Wilson of West Palm Beach
Fla. The ushers were Joseph Chaill
of Miami and Norman Cushman
,s Charles Robbins and Alva M. Wake
:. of Monson. Miss Blal che Uphar
d presided at the organ at the churc
= and also played at the reception Tn
:" church was artistically decorated, vel
low and white being the color scheme
hydrangeas and golden rod FREEDOM
- mating. After the wedding ceremon
!" a rt c3ption was held at the home
the BRIDES parents on North Mai
d street and refreshments were served
The BRIDES gifts to her maids Wer
% gold hatpins with amethSs st tops
The out town guests were froI
/? Spril gfield and Pittsft Id, Han tfoTd
v Ct Bangor, Me-. Philadelphia, New
y York city, Jacksonvlll', West PalI
ID Beach and Miami, Fla. The preseni
~ were numerous and costly, iDcludin
d cut glass, silverware, table linen, to
ID as we'll as money. Following an ez
< tended wedding trip Mr.. and MrI
II Barco W ill reside at West Palm Beact
,nI Fla