“ Happy Marriage Bells/’ MNSweet chime of bells! but once in life Blt; Such Tciuler tones are given,\* hose echoes, cmllnc: here on earth,Kinp evermore in lieaveu.Such chimes were heard at Gilberts- [n,ville church Tuesday morning, Oct.30th. heralding the marriage of Gusta- teivus Golinvaux and Ida 31 Butterfield^heRev. Father Nemmars officiating. At ,.n the close of the ceremony invitedguests, numbering nearly one hundred, samet at the hotne of the bride’s parents ^ in Raymond. At one o’clock the long ?\ tables in the dining room presented an tlelegance unriviilled and were surrounded by happy friends who did am- *ea pie justice to the bountiful feast. The 1}1? high esteem by which Mr. and Mrs. wi Golinvaux are regarded by their friends, was substantially evinced in the great dai number of beautiful gifts they re- vis ceived. Particularly noticeable among these were a silver castor from the Mlt; bride’s mother and a walnut safe from lot the mother of the groom; also from lop Frank Bros, a set of silver knives and i forks; Fred Slotterbee, of Independ- to ence, set of silver spoons; Mac Slotted bee, silver cake basket; Clara Slotter- . bee, silver sugar .spoon; Anna Slotter- .J bee, silver pickle pork; Mr. and Mrs. m3 JohnKieffer, silver butter dish; Am- lt;iel Golinvaux. silver ' cnrrlr ! tfifi