Middletown transcript., 1873-10-04
RasA,snaAls Sysa a,ns.

81. Francis xavicr's n. g. Church, near War.
wick, was the centre Of attraction 10, tho young
people, especially, for n time last Wednesday
morning, Il being the occasion OF the marriage
Of Mr.. Louis X. STAN, Of Chcstcrtown, Nd. and
hiss Mary N. Lock wood, daughter Of u. ".
Lock wood, Esq, Of Middictown. A. AN early
hour tho friends Of the interested couple assem-
blsd 10 the church TO witness the ceremony the
ringing Of the bell In the tower announced the
appointed hour, ten o'clock, and the bridal par
~ moved up The aisle and took their places with
Ia the chancel, while the Amphon Band cf
Middieiown, played The ''iIcavenward March,"
The groom was attended nv Mr.. Wilbur Eliasou,
Of Chcstertown, Md. aud the bride by Miss Ella
McDcrmot, OF Washington, u. q. The MARI.
moniHl ceremony was then performed by Father
villiger according To the rites Of the Catholic
church, after which the Nuptal Mass was ccc-
brated The entire service occupied abou, an
hour, and was most beautiful and impressive.
The music for The occasion was furnished by
the accomplished volunteer organis,, Miss M
C.addock, accompanied by the Amphions' OF
Middleiown, under the leadership Of J. T. VIII
son, lsI. The singing was excellent. a grand
re Drum by tho full chorus. and several solos
being performed with fine effect.
New Castle Presbytery.
The Prcsbytsry met in Lower West Noting
ham Church. Cecil county, Md, on Tuesday
norsing, Sept. 30,h. at | | o'clock. Rev. II. j.
Gaylord, the retiring Moderator. preached the
| opening sermon. The roll Was then He'd and
! Rev. q. J. Porter, of Newark, was elected Mod
orator. Rev. A. G. Hca,on desired hn, the pas.
,oral relation between himself and the Church
at Princess Anne be dissolved, but, after hearing
the commissioner from the congregation, the
Presby;ery refused TO grant his request. The
narrative to the Baltimore Synod was read aud
/ adopted. II shows m encouraging state uf
things throughout, the en,irc Presbyiery.
Rev. q +. Boyn,on accepted n call 10 III,
church at Lewes, and Rev. John Squisr declined
a call TO the Smyrna Church
Rcys Drs. Patton and Crowcll we're appointed
to defend the Prcsb, terry before the synod in III,
Ramsey case.
Considerable other business Of more or les.
Importance was transacted, aitcr which FEEDER
aisburg, Md, was selected ss the next place o
meeting, and the Presby,cry adjourned subjce
10 the call Of the Moderator.
q. W. Ingram, our pushing real estate agent
sold, last week, three houses and ten acres u
land in Middlstown, for Il. l.. Price, to Davi,
Staa,s. This week he sold farm near kcn,on
Del, belonging TO Geo. Jaaver, Esq, contain
ing about 800 acres, TO DR.. Jos. Goodine, O
Ksntos, for SIS, 900. Also the farm OF Jos-pl
Dsnoho, near Smyrna, TO Graham Price, io
SO, 500. George means business, and says no
body must put land in his hands for sale II the!
don want u sold.
In addition TO the above sales, we notice III
sale Of n loi 50xl50 on street, in Mid
dlctown, with shoc-shop thereon, by l..
Iiushebcck. to Mrs n. H. q, Patton for Ss?5
and the sale of lot OF about one half acre, il
fieldsboro. by Mrs. N. r. Rosa, 10 EdwArS
Silcox, Esq, for $avo.
! California frsits.
Dr. T. II. Giipin received. n few days since,
small box Of fruits, consiting Of sprico,s, apples
c pears and plums prepared under the Alden Pro
. cess, by the San l.orrnzo Fruit Preserving Co
$ OF S'a Lorenzo, Cal fornis Tie iox was sen,
: per express, 10 DR.. e., by Frank Pyle, Esq
, ivr,uerl, OF the firm Of JArk:on, ry!e ( Cox,
q this town. now superintendent tf the San Loren
S 20 Co. The fruit had evidently been put up |
, \ careful manner, and was in "a perfect state
l. reservation. In taste aud favor it WAS exceed
d iagly luscious, evidcncing the superiority OF tn
Q process for the preservation Vi the natural swce
10 ness of fruits. The box was six seven da,
. on the road.
. Death Of owen Crow. Jr.
q Owen Crow, Jr., son Of Owen Grow, Esq
n Ken, county, Del, died, after short illness
p typhoid fever, on Friday. 25,h uli-, in Topeka
" Kansas. Mr.. Crow was well known 10 many
,c our readers llc In company with Il. Il. ROi
D, well, Esq, and George Roihwcll, went 10 kni
&c sas last spring, where Mr. Crow lecane cmplo
l. ed in n grocery store. A few weeks ago he vi
seized with "A bilious dyscntery which so Ia
paired his health that when he was attacked |
the typhoid fever he could not withstand IL, ~
sank beneath H. His parents were at once moi
fed of his death, and by their directions Il
body was emla,mcd and brought home, for il
re 10 u cn,, by Mr.. George 10 hwtll. Mr.. Gro
~ WAS about thirty years old
~ Aeetde ntsi shooting.