The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-06-14

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The 4th inst. was the l56th anniversary
OF the birthday OF Rev. P. W. otterbein
the founder Of the U. b. Church. The S
S. Board OF the Church has designated the
4th of June as "Children's day." which i.
to be appropriately celebrated in the fu
ture by this religious denomination. Due
notice having been given, the Sunday
Schools, Of Union Circuit, met at Union
and held basket celebration. The pro.
gramme consisted Of vocal music, recita.
ton, Bible readings concerning the duty
the blessing, the wickedness, and the pun.
ishment Of children, and an address. Rev
DR.. Hensley, OF New Haven, delivered the
address, which was very appropriate and
highly entertaining. While bord ering on
the subject Of temperance, he said there
was just as much difference between q
moderate dram-drinker and n drunkard, as
there is between pig and hog. The
moderate dram-drinker, in course of time
becomes drunkard. So does pig in
course Of time, become a hog. Prof. Fry
and choir, OF Oak Grove, furnished excel.
lent music. SclPIo. !
TIE CADETs.-The Cadets OF the Kama.
wha Hillary Institute, to the number oil
about forty-fve, arrived in this place
Thursday afternoon and went into camp
in the Court House yard. They remained
in this place until Saturday afternoon,
when they went to Gallipolis, where they
remained until Monday, and from there
they went to Parkersburg, where they will
remain for several days. They were un-
der the immediate command OF Major
Thomas F. Snyder During their short
stay here the Cadets made many friends
by their good conduct and gcntlemanly de-
pertinent. They are well drilled and
disciplined CompanYand made a fine APP
pearancc in their march and drill upon
the streets. We were sorry when they
left, and would have been pleased if they
could have remained with US longer. The
Major is to be congratulated upon the sue
cess he has attained for his Military School,
and the Kanawha Military Institute may
now be put down as one OF the fixed and
permanent institutions OF the Capitol City.
In looking over the list OF members OF this
Company OF Cadets, we find the name OF
but one representative from Mason county,
that OF Mr.. Louis Couch. We trust that
when the next term OF this Institute
opens, Mason will be more fully represent
ed. The Institute is worthy the patronage
ofour people.
MARRIED.-The marriage of Mr.. Charles
A. Brady, OF Virginia. and Miss Marie
Townsend took place Thursday morning,
June l, ut u o'clock, Grace Church being
the scene OF the wedding. Long before
the appointed hour the church was well
filled by the relatives and friends OF the
contracting parties. As the bridal party
entered the church Memberships we'd
ding march sealed forth from the organ.
The four ushers led, followed by the bride,
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The groom and his best man, Mr.. NJ. ii.
Crump, OF Bowling Green, awaited them
f., ,o " n Dun anu '1e SeiGDns was per-
the church. The bride Looked extremelv
pretty in her dress OF cream.colored satin
surah en- frame with brocaded front, ele,,
and s,onvn. of l ".o" d;n 1ta'" N.Y. Mnn
pearls; the veil was Spanish lace mantilla
held by wreath Of orange blossoms, and
ler ornaments were diamonds. There
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Arthur Robinson and MIR. Darwin Johnson,
They wore frock-coats, white cravats and
poil.ohlleres OF wflte roses. After the
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on Floyd street. Mr.. and Mrs. Brady lei
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