Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-06-03
On Monday June 10th, 1881,
On Thursday June ed, 1881.
Marriage Bells.

Marriage Bells.
On Wednesday morning last Christ
church, in this village was The scene of
large and fashionable gathering, it being
the occasion of the marriage of Miss Liz
zie r Robertson, daughter OF II. H. Rob
erson, Esq, of This county, to Mr.. Sam'l
B. Foard, of Chestertown, Kent county, and
their friends had assem- bled to witness The
ceremony and ;ender their congratulations
to the happy couple. At hali-past twelve
the bridal party en- cred and proceeded At
once to The chancel. whcre they were unit
ed by the Rev G. F. Williams. Imme-
diately after the ceremony they left for
their future home in Chestertown. We
tender to the happy couple oar heartiest
congratulations and wish them IA long and
prosperous union.
The following has been kindly furnish
ed US by friend and We cheerfully give
it place:
At Trinity NJ E. church. King George
c. H., Va, on the 31st list. by the Few. d.
G. C. Butts Miss Mamie 5 Brown, the
accomplished daughter of Hon. VIM. s.
Brown, Clerk of King George county. was
united in marriage 10 Mr.. VIM. J Dough
ertv, of Baltimore The bride was dress
ed in invisible green silk, trimmed with
steel, white hat and feather with pink
roses she carried bouquei of flow ers.-
The groom was in evening dresS. Prot.
Winterbottom, of Baltimore, rendered the
wedding march of Mendelsohn. The usll-
ers were E. Dudley Turner, OF Baltimore,
VIM. 2. Coghill, Clifford Nine, T. Mencnre
Henry Hunter and Thos. Garnet, all OF
King George. Among the friends present
were the Misses Ijams, Mrs. Dougherty
and R. P billiard, of Ba timore; also Mr
Sanders, of Norfolk, Va. After the cere-
meny tue patty proceeded 10 the hespita-
BILE home Of Mr.. Brown, for the reception.
which was in grand style. The house was
tastefuly decorated with flewers sugges-
tive Of bright and happy union for the
newly welded pair. After the reception
the couple left for an extended tour north
Another Appeal.
Our friends will notice thaA great
many of the items that we publish as bre
vities relate merely to the village and vi
cinity. This is because we are kept so
busy that we seldom so away from town
and, therefore. can only chronicle the hap
penings that occur therein or about. Now
we know that some such events as those
we notice, occur every day in every sec
ton of the county, but people consider
them 90 Insignificant to notice or to send
30 newspaper. But if they would only
sop to think, that there are people in
the other sections Of the county who are
DESTROYS of knowing how he folks Of your
section are thriving, and that others have
friends in your section and would like 10
hear ary lite bit Of news about them or
theirs, they might not think it so insight
fic. Mt and might trouble themselves 10
send it to us. Now this is really the fact
and therefore any little item that occu.s
no matter how trifling or Insignificant it
may seem to you, because known to every
one in your section, remember there are
nine sections to this county and that i; is
not known 10 the people of the other eight,
to whom 1t may he of interest. We will
glad and willingly publ any such
news item you may send us. And we will
further say that to anyone sending US two
or mere local items each week, We will
place his or her name on our mail book
and send them the TINES free of cost so
long as they continue to favor US.