Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-06-10
MARRIED.
Nlttahy and Pemns VAllies JOIu
Hands.

NIttaiy and Penns V~IIies john
Hands.
On the End instant, at Mountain Home, the
residence of the BRIDES pare nts, by Rev. John
TomlInSon, Rev. X. III. Dorm blaser, OF Lamar.
tine, CLARION Co., Pa, TO MIS- Cannie 4. Bright,
OF Aaronsburg, Pa
The mprning OF the day that marks this hap
py event the sun rose glOriOuSly over the east
ern hills awaking this beautiful valley into life
IL was . perfect mornlng!-a morning Just In
tended for u wedding
MisE Bright Is one OF AaronSburgs most es.
teemed and loved daughters. Rev.. DOrnhlaser
one of Nittany's most promising SOhs--an earn
est thorough student and excellent pIeaoher,
They1enter the holy state under the most favor
ed auspices. O..
ti6h, The attendants were Rev. Charles Schnute
of LaureltOn, and Miss Jennie y. Bright, the
charming and accomplished sister OF the bride.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. John
TomlInson, the brides pastor, In the presence
of only the most intimate friends Of the bride
"'n Thes eAIs, presents were welchosen substantial
and prctty-expresSing the esteem and best
wishes OF the donors
The bridal party left on the 1890 train Fer
Lewisburg, Lock Hayea, and other places, aud
. week from the wedding day they expect 10
go 10 Mr.. DOrnblascr's charge In Clarion coun-
ty. They both have many friends Who wish
them aA the 10y, happiness and success that i1l,
new home be adorned ami ppteeted by al the
lovellest graces Of eairh, untold I'd &arest Christ
the great sun OF ri ghTeousness.
The bride will be greatly missed In the church
the Sunday school and the social circles OF Aa-
ronSburg. Her departure cauSee some tender
wounds; but her friends have the sweet conso
latlOn 10 know that she Is In worthy hands, and
that after earth's wearisOme pilgrimage is over
they Will
"Meet-1le'er to SereP"
The bride takes most excellent qualifications
with her into her new and important sphere.
Among AaronsburgS many eStimable aud eX-
empiary young ladies', she was shining light
one OF the brightest and best" Aud yet we
are safe to say that much material Is still left
there eminentiS ht for ministers vines.
The following are the names OF the guests
who enjoyed this happy affair: Mr.. & Mrs
,MeI dler Roland, Of Lewsbnrg REV: Charles
Schnure, of LaureltOn Miss Ella Dornblaser OF
Lock navenI Misses Meyer and Dorn0laser, OF
&Mrs. b. .. Denlngsr; Miss Alice Bright,
Miss Jennie L. Bright, Miss Annie Sahnl, OF
New Berlin Rev. Mrs. John TOmllnSon; Mrs.
John YarEer, DR.. III. Deshler, Mr.. James Len
ker, Miss Sue Lenker, Miss Alice Bollinger.
Nearly ali Of the guests accompanied the hap
py couple TO the depot at CObuTn to give them a
last kind parting w0Ed. Now the signal Is given
hats and handkerchlefs are waYed-the train
moyes-rounds the curve and Is soon out of
sight, S.but it's foIaowed by the wurmest prayers
OF these that are left behind.
At the Evangelical parsonage, MadlsOnburg,
April 22nd, $780, by Rev. w. II. Slower, Mr.
John j. Shultz, to Miss Sarah C. BresSter, both
OF Miles township, Centre Co., Pa.
May their voyage through life be pleasant
At the residence OF John +. Price, ESQ, of
Sugar Valley, by Rev. ID. p. Kline May Is, 1880.
Mr.. Albert II. McCaleb, OF Mackcyville, Clinton
county, TO Miss Mary Musser Of Wolfe's Store,
Centre county.