Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-05-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

few days.
BENZ. HALL of Wyoming county is visit
ing his son in this place.
r. f. MYERS, of Sayre, attended the we'd
ding in this place last evening.
NJ. a. ROCKWELL has moved INTO Mrs. ..
K. HARRIS house on State street.
We were pleased to see our old friend and
former townsman, JAY CHAPEL, on the
street yesterday.
V. f. PROVOST, nephew of Mrs. WIN.
MIX, was elected County Superintendent in
Wyoming on Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ j. LONG has been quite seriously
i'll for several days, Her friends think her
somewhat better now
w. c. GOODRICH, of Philadelphia, general
agent of the Etna Fire Insurance Co.. is reg
istered at the Ward House.
Dr. TAYLOR attended the annual meeting
of the Rochester Mutual Aid Society, as Il
representative of the Towanda local board.
Mrs. STONE of Philadelphia and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. MANLEY. of Alba were visiting
Mrs. L. b. RODGERS on Chestnut street yes
terday.
A. J. STEWART. druggist, of Troy, is at
tending court as juror this week. He is ac-
comganied by his young wife, bride of only
a sew weeks.
f. NJ. NICHOLS, former Bradford county
boy,now promising young lawyer of Wilkes
barre has been selected TO deliver the Deco
ration Day oration at White Haven.
Capt III. P. GOODRICH was in town last
evening to attend the nuptias of his niece
The Captain has been deputy Surveyor of
the Port of Philadelphia for the past twelve
years and since the death of his brother has
been acting Surveyor. He is a most efficient,
prompt and faithful officer, and President
GARFIELD could strengthen faith in his pro-
fessed desire for genuine civil service re-
form by promptly appointing him to I'll the
vacancy.
SANTEE-GOoDRICH.- A pleasant but very
quiet wedding came off at the residence of
Mrs. L. o. GOoDRICH on Second street, last
evening. The bride, Miss ANNIE, daughter
of the late Hon. K. q. GOODRICH, was one of
our most charming and accomplished young
ladies, whose presence will be sadly missed
in social circles here, and the groom Mr.. 7.
VI. SANTEE, Il popular young gentleman and
highly esteemed business man Of Hazeton.-
Owing to the recent death of the brides IA
thcr no invitations were issued and only
few relatives and intimate friends witnessed
the ceremony. The presents We're numer-
Gus, beautiful and costly. The exceptionally
good taste displayed by the bride is our apol-
ogy for describing her wedding dress."-
The material was white Albatross cloth and
the dress was made with shrrcd waist and
the wedding gowns of our typical Senteel
grandmothers. No ideal bride ever looked
more becoming. The groom was attred in
the conventional black dress suit.
Promptly at O'Clock Rev. Doctor STEW
ART pronounced the brief but potent sem
tences which made the twain one and shortly
aftcrward the bridal party were driven to
the statona where they embarked ona south
ward bound train. After brief bridal trip
the newly welded pair will return to Halle
ton where Mr.. SANTEE has engaged suitable
accommodations for himself and bride at the
Central house, the finest hotel in the city
While all who have had the pleasure of an
ing deprived of her presence, all unite in
wishing both herself and husband all the
happiness possible, and in congratulating the
coed people of Hazleton on their good for
tune in the acquisition of Il lady SO we'll quail
flied to adOrn the best social circles.