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WEDDING BELLS.HICKEY-McMAHON-On Thursday, February 10, 1887, Mr. Eugene Hickey and Miss Mary McMahon, both of Alleghany,N. Y.TbS-fmarriage ceremony was at the College church, and mass was said by Rev, J. Francis.After the marriage ceremony the guests, to the number of sixty, assembled at the residence of Mrs. Thomas McMahon and partook of the good cheer provided by her in honor of the occasion.The following is a partial list of the many beautiful presents given Mr. and Mrs. Hickey, upon the occasion :Silver coffee pot, Rev. J. Grant, Buffalo.— Plush writing desk and stationery, Kev. Mother Teresa.Large steel engraving, Mr. Eugene Hickey -Silver ice pitcher and gold-lined goblet, John McMahon and family.Complete silver tea set, Mr. and Mrs. l\ Hickey.Silver butter dish, Mrs. Beipaett.Two easy chairs. Miss Nora McMahon.Cut glass set in silver, sugar bowl, spoon j holder and creamery, Miss Katie McMahon.Jewelry case and plush clock, Miss Madge j { Powel.Silver tea set, lined with gold, Mr. and Mrr” 8ullivan.Large hanging lamp, Jaxnes G. McMahon.Table linen and napkin rings, John and 5 Thomna McMahon.Toilet sets plubh banner, Mrs, T. B. DeveTeux.Chamber set. Miss Kittie Consadine.Silver cake basket, Mrs. D. R, Beck* and Miss Rohman.Glass iruit dish with silver standard, Miss Ella Carrol. rM *■ xT —. ^ — if * x . i -I UHIBuPr SEl, JJIX* JiUw ill nr* tJSttgntttEMarble-top Bible stand, Mrs. P. Hogan. Silver butter dish, Mr. and Mrs. Coyle.Bed spread, Mr. and Mrs. Keenan. Historical works, Mr. and Mrs. Martin McMahon. -»SiL-er pickle oft*tor, Mr. and Mrs. John Beaddy.Silver napkin rings, Nellie Greer.Chamber set, Mrs. and Miss Grant.Dozen silver knives, George Messeerv Glass water set, Mr. and Mrs. Coffee.Two chair scarfs, Mrs. Herrington Am^ng^the guests from out of town were Mr. C. J. Hickey of New York, brother of the groom; Rev, P. J. Grant of Buffalo, N,Y. ; Mr. and Mrs. John McMahon, Miss Katie McMahon, James W. McMhhon and James G. McMahon, of EUicottville.; Mr. and Mrs. Keenan and and Mrs. Sullivan, of Olenn, and many of the friends and relatives of the bride and groom fjiom Alle-gany and vicinity. We tender our eongrat • ulataons to the happy, couple and hope life .4-rimy he as bright and pleasant as the day that united them. —Union.
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Ellicottville Post
Ellicottville, New York, US
Wed, Feb 16, 1887
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