The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-10-26
Local correspondence.

Sr. BoHIfAcE. Oct % 1s77
DEAR FREPNAN-Three months ago 1 gave ycp
an account of the bap' ism of youngt orlell lsr
Ronifacus' church, wi brief history of his life
mot be long until would be called upon to chron-
cie no less interesting If iesc important. because
more worldly ceremony. in which that gentleman
would take q leading part. And here IL is:
Married. st St, Bonifaces church. on Tuesday,
Corde and Miss MarS Iuena ssas NH soha IN
Jacob and Elizabeth Thomas, all OF Chest town
ship.
1t has not unfreQuen,ly been our pleasure In
the days of our youth to witness he tying of the
nuptial knot. but we must confess that anything
of the kind more eautifu or Impressive than the
sacred ceremony which has bound for lie our
worthy and happy young friends 1t has never
choir under the leadership of Prot. Peter Gl Glasser
fave red the occasion with some new and elegant
mated large crowd OF invited friends accom-
panied by Father Edmund and mis- venerable
dence of the brides parents where sumptuous
feaet was In waiting, and to which all present did
wisely and we'll in selecting fair and anita
BILE fer his better half no one will deny, and that
will be freely admitted by all. May their
lives be long thoir happiness uninterrupted, and
their share of this worlds blessings and benedic-
tious all that their hearts could desire.
We had the pleasure of n visit on Friday last
fsom two of Your leading citizens, ex-Sherif
Blair and Judge Thomas, who came well prepared
with COED supply of pro1ender, sarsaparDla.
mineral water, and sich, and fully equipped for
catching eeis catfish, etc, which they proceeded
to do at Melons dam in com pany with MIR. ia
cob Thomas and DR. Pfllsberry Kline, who are
considered great experts at the business. After
spending several hours and catching a good y
number of ash. all but the Doctor returned to the
residence of Mr.. Jacob Thomas greatly eated
,th their success and well disposed to court the
drowsy god for the balance of the night. / have
"a Id that NIL but the good natured disciple of Is
"a apius returned to Mr. Thomas domIci, aud
he it is proper to say, was literally supplied with
mineral water. ETC., and left behind to set the
outlines for big haul. After attending TO this
duty the Doctor concluded 1t would be a good
idea to take q short nap, and with this object in
view proceeded to an old shngle shop near a,
hand and not far from the residence of Mir. Nagi
where he lay down on a lot of shavnes, but had
not been there very long when some huge white
spectre caught him by tho seat Of his unmenticn
ables and sought to di.lodge him from his nest
| Yelling at the top OF his voice, "A ghoeti
ghosti' the Doctor eoon succeeded IN nrouetni
MIR. Magic. who fastened to his rescue and wal
not long in q scoverng that the dispenser Of pill
and paregofic had taken possession of the Ole
sow'r bed, who in turn sought to recover her los
rights. The Doctor ssys It I'D cool pro
ceetng on part Of her swiueship, but If she eoult
say her ssy on the subject no doubt she -woul,
: put the boot the other foot, where IT right
fully belongs. Instead OF ma king q decent apol
ogy to the old sow, the Doctor. sorry say
talks about interviewing the editor of the New
/ York Sou on the subject. CHEer OR CHA rGE.