Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-11-06

Scouller; 4, Rev. Hackett; 6, Rev. Smith;
8, ]. E. Hoey, ESQ, of Pittsburgh, Pa; 4,
VIM. L. Merritt, Esq attendant; 8, Jas.
n. Bentley, Esq, attendant The altar
was decorated with flowers in the most
tasteful manner, and their artistic ar
rangement was noted by many. Around
the Bible cushion was twined delicate
wreath of pure white flowers and green
leaves and sprays, and to the right
and left were delicate glasses fill
ed with flowers, and the gOblets en-
twined with leaves and trailing vines.
We learn that credit is due to Mrs. Ella
LYLE, lady of taste and refinement for
furnishing the floral tribute. We desire
also to make especial mention of the
music, which was fine, and deserving of
commendatiOn. The newly welded pair
received the congratulations of their
friends, and then took the $50 train East,
for visit in Pennsylvania. Many dis
tinguished persons were present from
IMorristoWn and other places, and We
only regret that space will not admit of
personal mention. Miss Grimes has
been known and respected here from
childhood, and Rev. Weaver has won
the esteem and heartfelt regard of the
people, and especially of the members of
the U. 2. and Presbyterian congregations,
and all join in wishing them many years
of welded prosperity and happiness.
Mrs MARGARET CULBERTsoN, widow
CT the late Joseph Culbertson. whose
death was mentioned in last issue. has
removed TO the country, and our town
has lost two honorable. peaceful citizens.
Mr.. James Culbertson, of Alliance, and
Mr. John Mcconnell, of the same place,
attended the funeral. The old couple,
who had already lived mans allotted
time on earth, could look with pride
upon their children. who attained to
places of honor and usefulness, and our
people sympathize with them in their
time of sorrow.
Mrs. ELIZA CoUP paid visit to her
son and daughter, at Piedmont, last week.
Mrs. Coup is noted for her kind, neigh
bory acts IN time of sickness, and. her
many friends will be glad to learn that
her visit was fully enjoyed.
MRS. "LAMIRA" SLATER is paying an
extended visit to her old home. near
Flushing. F.~~ EyT Ess~K
Mr.. LORENZO SMITH, of Wheeling, is
visiting his grandfather, Mr.. Hugh Fer
gusoh, who has been quite unwelL
Mr.. A. B. CARMAN has been employed
as teacher in the school here in place
of Mr.. James Lloyd, the former teacher,
who fost his eyesight. Mr.. Carmsn has
the reputation of gentleman, and a
good teacher, and as such is received and
welcomed. AfE
MRS. KRIM, wife of DR.. S. d. Krim, of
Martins Ferry, paid her friends here
brief visit last week.
Miss MATTE EsTEP closed her fall
term of school ON the Ridge. last Satur-
day. Miss Estep is thorough scholar,
a good teacher. and success of course at
tends her profession.
3 Mr.. VIM. DUNBAR purchased for nis
daughter, Miss Lou" fine "Hallett &
Cumston, from Mr.. Fred Banner, the
popular music dealer of Wheeling Mr..
Baumber handles only the best instru-
pents. and is as a result in favor with
the public.
THE people of Crabapple congregation
met last week and tore away some of
the old shops on the parsonage grounds.
They propose making several much need
ed improvements.
Miss JESSIE SHIvELY, little girl of
aIn n haC IN
well for few weeks. II.