Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-01-08

MISS Ol'lId We OtdPies Ho1iCeu III ldSI
weeks JOURNAL, was pleasant af-
fair. The guests comprised only the
intimate friends of the family and
few of the doctors from New York,
Washington and Harrisburg The
marriage took place at 7 o'clock, p.
M, Thurs ay, Dec. 30!h, 1880. The
bride, beautiful lady, was elegant
ly attired in blue silk, and the groom,
gentleman of fine appearance,
made handsome couple. After the
ceremony refreshments were served
and an enjoyable evening spent by
those present. Meanwhile at 1880
the happy pair left for Washington
to spend few days, thence to Har-
risburg Pa, their future home.
We hazard nothing in saying the
doctor has secured from our rich dow
ry of bellies one of the finest jewels.
With charms of person and manner
united to strong qualities OF modesty
and amiab!lity she is universally ad.
mired and esteemed. Warm wishes
for her lifelong welfare and happi-
ness follow her and her fortunate
lord from loving friends.
The marriage gifts were numerous
and elegant, the list below compris-
ing the articles
HARRISBURG.
A ring, set with pearls and turquoise, the
groom; Book, airs. Leah Peddicord
FRosrBURG.
Silver Berry Dish, Miss Belle Staples
Silver Dreamer, Anna Staples Silver Su-
gar Bowl, Estela Staples Lace HandA er-
chief, Minnie Staples; Table Cloth and
Napkins, J. G. Smith Silver Cake Basket,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Wngert China Tea
Set, Dawson Armstrong; Bank Note, A.
c. Greene Boquet Holders in Silverstand,
r. p, A. j., and ]. II, Mason; Celluloid
Toilet Set and Cologne, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
G. Percy Dinner Castor, Mr.. and MIS-.
VIM. Percy; dozen Dinner Napkins, Mrs.
George Hill pair Towels, Miss Ida Ma
son; dozen Handkerchief and Perfume
BOTTLE Mra. Ann Herman.
PROVIDENCE, r., |.
Dozen Silver Teaspoons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Giles Manchester; Silver Butter Dish,
Mr.. S. III. Manchester; Set Fruit Plates
and Lace Tie, Mrs. S. II. Manchester; Pair
Boquet Holders, Mr. B. b. Manchester;
White Satin Fan, (hand painted,) Mr.. II.
+. Manchester; Breakfast Castor, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Godfrey; Pickle Castor, Mr..
aud Mrs. j L. G. FarnhGm; Silver Cake
Basket, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Adams and Miss
H. A. Godfrey; Silver Card Case, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Staples; Shawl Pin and pair
Towels, Mr.. Chas Godfrey; Handkerchief,
Miss S. Greene; Bottle Smelling Salts,
Miss May Staples.
w ASlllNtIUN.
CGlluloid Toilet Set, Miss Lizzie Peddi-
cord Pin Cushion & Tidy, (hand paint
ed,) Annie Peddicord.
New YORK.
Decorated China, Major Wilbur.
The JOURNAL was handsomely re-
membered, goodly portion of the
refreshments reaching lib at season.
able hour an--hour when the kindness
to bestow was concurrent with the
relish to regale,
ELECTIONS AND INSTALLATIONS
At a regular meeting Of Frostburg
Encampment, No. 40, l. o. o. F., the
following named officers we, 'talled
by D. D. G. P, Alex. 7. Reckner
C. p, George w. Tenant.
II. r., Louis Skidmore.
s. w., James Prout.
J. W., VIM. McLuckie,
Scribe, R. Tenant, jr.
Treas, George Boettner,
The following officers Of Savage
Mountain Lodge, No. l28, of this
town, were installed by D. D. NJ,
Levi B. Porter, last Saturday evening /;
~ ~ Alay. T. packuer,
7. g., Owen Lewis.
Secretary, Thomas Bath.
Treasurer, Owen England.
Representative 10 Grand Lodge
Daniel j. Williams.
D. D. NJ, Levi B. Porter, installed
the following newly elected officers Of
Frostburg Lodge, No. 40, l. 0. 0. F.
Tuesday evening last
". G., Harry Odgers.
Y. e., Henry Boettner.
Secretary, j. W. Fallon.
Treasurer, George B. McCulloh.
Representative TO Grand Lodge
Frederick johnson.
THE NORTH CAROLINA APOSTOLIC
V1cARsHIP.-It is understood that
Rev. jeremiah O'Sulisau. Of St. Pc
ter's Church. Washington, city will
probably lie appointed vicar apostol-