Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-09
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

JOSEPH MARSHALL returned from Il NlSlt
to the West Branch yesterday.
Mrs. PATRICK, her son WILLIE and Prof
ROBINS, have returned from Mt. Clemmens,
Mich.
ORNAL KELLOGG, of the Elwel House, has
sold his valuable team of matched blacks ito
HoYT Brothers of New York.
CLARENCE W. NEvINs, of HoRroN's
Bank, New York, is spending short vaca
ton with his parents on Chestnut street.
G. N. BEERS, of Orwell, was in town yes
terday, looking just as natural Us when he
used to bring the mail III from the east every
day.
Judge STAFFORD and wife, of Browntown,
went on the late excursion to New York-but
their objective point was Ridgtield Ct. where
their son FRANK lives.
Mrs. BEERS, SUSIE, HENRY and ELEANOR
left on NOT yesterday a. M, intending to
spend the afternoon at Rev Mr.. SRoUD's in
Tunkhannock, and to go on to Connecticut
early this morning.
Immediately after the nomination of Capt.
HORTON for Sheriff, DR.. NEWELL sent dis
patch to his wife in Wyalusing, announcing
the fact, and the village flag was raised in
honor Of the event. At Terrytown people
gave expression to their JOY by the firing of
cannon.
GOING TO OTHER FIELDs.-Sunday next
the Rev. JOHN S. BEERS will preach his
farewell sermon in Christ's Church, this
place. The Rev. Mr. BEERS has oficiated
here during the past five wears with great
success. During his ministry the church ed
itice was much improved and enlarged, and
many communicates added 20 the congrega-
ton. This was only accomplished by great
industry and labor OH the part of the minis
ter, who has been indefatigable in building
up the Episcopal interest in ToWanda and
vicinity. During this time our people have
learned to highly esteem the reverend gentle
man, and his friends have constantly increas-
ed. But he believes he is called to other
fields of labor, and Il large congregation uni
versalIy regrets his departure. No minister
who ever had charge of this parish will 90
from among lis with so universal feeling Of
sorrow for his departure. He leaves the
church and congregation in much more
prosperous condition than he found it, and
we only hope he may find rs many friends
elsewhere as he has here. He has been I
good and faithful servant of the Master and
people. We wish him the greatest of sue
cess in Massachusetts, where he will 90 from
hcre.-ArgUS.
ORANGE BLOSsOMS.-F the first time in
many months Towanda social circles were
yesterday excited by a brilliant wedding. The
high contracting parties were Mr.. JOHN
ID. STBYKER, of the First National Bank of
this place, and Miss SUSIE MORGAN. daugh-
ter Of the late W. ii. MORGAN. The cere
mOny was performed by Rev. DR.. STEWART
at the PRESBYTERIAN Church, in the presence
of a large company. At little after two D.
m, the doors were thrown open and the III
vited guests were seated by the ushers. while
the organist was discoursing appropriate mII-
sic. Precise Y at 30 the b,ide and groom
entered the Church and proceeded up the aisle
accompanied by the ushers, and took their
places on an mproWsed platform in iront of
and covering the pulpit. Doctor STEWART
conducted the beautiful and impressive shr-
vie, fauItle ssly: meanwhile the organ peal
ed forth music so soft and sweet that it al
most added enchantment tot he scene The
pulpit was artstically decorated with UNIQUE
floral designs, above which star of gas lets
shone brightly. Suspended over the heads of
tbs bride and groom was parasol composed
of evergreen, lanked on either side by q
white dove and surmounted BY floral double