Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-09-15
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

last night.
NJ. C. MERcUR was in Pttston and Wilkes
Barre yesterday.
Hon. III. l.. SCorr visited the State Fair at
Elmira yesterday.
Colonel and Mrs. MEANS have returned
from Sullivan county.
Mrs. WILLIAM SCOTT is spending few
weeks with friends in Troy and Canton.
OLLIE BENNETT, of FITCHs confectionery
store has been visiting in Philadelphia this
week.
Mrs. T. NJ. SANTEE, Of Ha;eton, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. GOoDRiCH, at the Ward
House.
Mrs. BAILEY, of Rochelle, Ill.,, is visiting
her brother, WILLIAM LEWIS, Esq, Commits
sioners' Clerk.
HIRAM ROCKWELL of Roaring Branch, has
been visiting friends in town and returned to
his home yesterday.
Capt. G. V. MYER and family have return
ed from their months sojourn at Ralston
Springs. The Captains health is apparently
much improved.
Capt. S. w. NORTHROP, attended meet
ing of the survivors of his old regiment, the
S9th n. T., Dickinson Guards, in Bing-
hamton, yesterday.
Report says Mr.. ii. CHARLES PORTER, who
has just attained his majority, will commence
the study of law in Philadelphia. He is
graduate of Princeton.
Through the most careful nursing and con-
slant watching, Mrs. Doctor MoNTANYE's
life is still prolonged, but her friends fear ev-
cry hour will be her last.
Mr.. BURR, of the Philadelphia Press edi-
torial staff is making tour of the state to eX-
anime the political barometer, on the WOLFE
question. He was here yesterday and dined
at Senator DAVIES with small party of
friends.
Miss CARRIE BACKUs and the Misses KALI
LOCK, of Savannah, Ga, who had been spend
ing some weeks here, visited Watkins Glen
on Tuesday and from thence proceeded to
their home in the south. They We're escort
ed by Mr.. SCHLEY. of Georgia. who has been
sojourn ng at the Ward House for some time.
Matrimony is not confined to town and
city, but occasionally sensible young man
goes into the rural districts for bride. So
did our young friend Mr.. DUDLY HINMAN
of Monroeton, and next week he will lead to
the altar Miss BECKY MCCORD, the accom-
plished daughter of S. B. MCCoRD, Esq, of
Highland.
PoOL-DELANO-Altho it was not a
wedding" in the. conventional meaning Of
the term, the marriage of Miss HATTIE De-
L,No and Mr.. WILL Pool, at the residence of
the brides parents, on Pine street Yesterday
afternoon, was one of the pleasantest social
events of the season. No invitations were
issued, and the affair was supposed to he
quite private, a eoody number of the friends
of the young couple were present to witness
the nuptials. The back parlor, in which the
ceremony was performed, was becOminglv
trimmed with evergreen festoons, and Il pro-
fusion of crosses arranged with consumate
taste. The letters ID" and "P" encircled
by evergreen wreaths were suspended from
the walls and the bride and groom stood un-
der canopy-shaped festoon. The bride was
arrayed in Il travelling suit. and looked beau
tifully sensible. A large number of very
handsome presents were displayed in the
dining room. The most noticeable one was
an ornf te velvet-cOvered clock, presented by
Miss LILLE BABBITT Of New York. Rev. |
j. S. BEERS offcated reading in a clear and
impressive manner the anequalled service |
from the Episcopal prayer book.
AS the bridal party took the carriage for |
the station, they were deluged with rice and |