The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-27
MAR REEDs

GLASS-FOX.-At Summitville, Pa, on
Tuesday. May 25th, by Rev. Thomas Ryan,
Mr.. THOMAS GLASS, of Ebensburg, and
Miss ALICE Fox. of Washington township.
The printer man is 10 overwhelmed with
wedding gifts just now that he can scarcely
ind words with which to express his graft
tuie and we'll wishes, and therefore hopes
that his feelings rather than his expressions
will be accepted most beftting the hap
py occasion. With the above announce
ment came large and luscious pound cake,
and as all such delicacies are to be eaten,
the typos OF the Office and the big and little
folks Of the household went to work with
will to accomplish that pleasant task, and
as the sweet morsels went down the thoughts
of all were busy in mentally wishing to our
young friend Tom and his fair and amiable
bride long life of unalloy3 felicity
We congratulate Tom on the happy result
of his Fo1 chase, and sincerely hope that
the fair creature whom be has promised to
love and cherish while life lasts will ever
find in her own Glass the reflection of all
those charms and graces which pleases the
eye and gladdens the hearts of all true and
devoted spouses. and makes them cling
more fondly and affectionately to their
chosen mates.
SEOEM On Tuesday
evening last, Nav 25th, at st. Fatrick's church
in this place, by Rev r. C. Chrsty, Mr.. HAR-
RI A. SHoEMAKER and Miss LYDIE MYERS, all
OF Ebensburg.
We take pleasure in announcing this
week the contamination of SO mauy uatri
monial alliances. but it is with double dis
titled qualification that we congratulate our
most estimabe friends. sHarry and Lydie,
upon the happy event in which they have
acted SO onspicuous part. We number
among our acquaiutances none whom we
could wish to see more prosperous and hap
py in life, and we al sure that the "uni5n
of hearts and union of hands" which now
binds them together in that holy bond
which death alone can sever, has secured
for them a blessing from on high which
cannot fail to cheer and comfort them amid
those trials and vicissitudes which are more
or less the lot of all who journey through
this "vaii of tears" To the kind wishes of
the numerous friends who feel an interest in
their welfare, we add the sincere hope that
peace. plenty and prosperity may ever be
with them through life, and that
Their future may always, as it doth now to
them seem,
Be sweet as ripe strawberries all smothered
in cream.
RS-PARRISH.-At Carrolltoxn,
on Tuesday May 25th. 1869, by Rev. Benno
Regele. Mr.. JOHN POWERS. of Susquehanua
township. and Miss LILLE PARRISH, of Car
roll township.
Here it is again-another clever fellow
led captive to the hymenal altar. But why
should we wonder, when the bright ewes
and winning smiles Of a whole Parrish
were arrayed against him. leaving nothing
for him to do but to strike his colors and
submit to the destiny which all his PorCers
seemed incapable of preventing or even.
delaying. Wei, Johnny, we hope you will
bear the happiness you have sought and
found with the best grace possible. and that
you and the trusting fair one whom you
have chosen for your companion and help
mate may pass peacefully and joyously
down the rugged pathway of life, and find
neVer-ending felicity at last in the world Io
come.
| FLYNN-FLANAGA st. Angus
| tine, on Tuesday May 18th, by Rev. E. Burns
| Mr.. JoRN FLYNN, of Lock Haven, and Miss
! ANNIE FLANAGAN, of Bells Mills, Blair county
! Not only because it is Just and meet to do so
| but because the happy brideg room has kindly
remembered the printer in the most acceptable
manner, we taks occasion to add our congratu
| lations and good wishes to tho many now pour
! ing IL upon our young friends, and sincerely
hope that then brightest visions of future hap
/ piness and prosperity may be more than real
| lied, and that no cloud of adversely may ever
even for moment cast its dark shadow athwar
! their pathway, now so literally strewn with th'
| bright roses Of promise. May their happiness
here be life enduring and their felicity hereafte
never ending.
| N-ROBERTS.-At the resi-
dence Of the brides parents in this place. OF
! Tuesday, 25th inst, by Rev. b. M. Kerr
MIR. GEORGE ROBINSON and Miss AGGIE
ROBERTS, all of Ebensburg.