Graves - Wheeler
Chenango Union, October 21, 1880
George D. Graves of Bainbridge [Chenango Co., NY], was married to Miss Mary JM. Wheeler, daughter of Charles B. Wheeler, Postmaster in this town [Greene, Chenango Co., NY], at the home of the bride by Rev. J.F. Taunt, on Wednesday evening of last week. Success.
As Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Ireland of Union Valley entered their home, when returning from church, Oct. 7, they noticed there was a smell of cooking food. Investigation showed the dining table opened to its fullest length and set for sixteen plates, and a splendid dinner; pushing open the kitchen door, they were confronted by their three children and families who had come to celebrate their Golden Wedding on Oct. 8. Surprise rendered them speechless for a minute, then the bride ejaculated, "Well! all the spread we had 50 years ago tomorrow was a fine rice pudding." After dinner a nice sum of money was presented them. The visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Petley and children, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ireland, and children, Stephen H. Ireland and children, Mrs. Ireland was detained at home by the illness of her mother. May much love and joy continue to be the share of this estimable couple, in the fast coming years.
In Sherburne on the 30th ult., by Rev. A. O. Burlingame, Mr. Orrin R. Adams of Sherburne [Chenango Co., NY] to Miss Sarah Thompson of Columbus [Chenango Co., NY].
In Morris, on the 26th ult. by Rev. N. Ripley, John Patridge ot Miss S.O. Gager, both of Hamilton [Madison Co., NY]
Graves - Bennett
Afton Enterprise, March 19, 1903
Married--At the M.E. parsonage in Afton, N.Y., on Saturday, March 14, 1903, by Rev. C.E. Sweet, Nelson E. Graves of Bainbridge [Chenango Co., NY] and Mrs. Lissa Bennett of Afton [Chenango Co., NY]. The contracting parties were old friends and undoubtedly this union will result in the establishing of a happy home. Their many friends extend congratulations.
Mr. & Mrs. William H. Ireland
Bainbridge Republican, October 11, 1917
West Bainbridge [Chenango Co., NY]: A nice surprise was given to Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ireland, Sunday, Oct. 7, 1917 to celebrate their 50th anniversary. When they came home from church they found their children and grandchildren there and a nice dinner all prepared.As Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Ireland of Union Valley entered their home, when returning from church, Oct. 7, they noticed there was a smell of cooking food. Investigation showed the dining table opened to its fullest length and set for sixteen plates, and a splendid dinner; pushing open the kitchen door, they were confronted by their three children and families who had come to celebrate their Golden Wedding on Oct. 8. Surprise rendered them speechless for a minute, then the bride ejaculated, "Well! all the spread we had 50 years ago tomorrow was a fine rice pudding." After dinner a nice sum of money was presented them. The visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Petley and children, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ireland, and children, Stephen H. Ireland and children, Mrs. Ireland was detained at home by the illness of her mother. May much love and joy continue to be the share of this estimable couple, in the fast coming years.
Newell - Graves
Otsego Journal, July 6, 1893
At Bainbridge [Chenango Co., NY] another wedding occurred at 6 o'clock p.m. The bride being Miss Emma Graves, who has many friends and relatives in this vicinity, and was married to Herman Newell of Bainbridge. Thus in the short space of four hours were three lamented young ladies of the same name gathered to the majority.
Marriages Notices
The Chenango American, December 10, 1857
In Morris, on the 26th ult. by Rev. N. Ripley, John Patridge ot Miss S.O. Gager, both of Hamilton [Madison Co., NY]
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