Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-03-12
UNIONTOWN.


at Altoona, Pa, that the Sponsler- Hack
Is cit wedding, which recently took place
3 and at which our Reverend friend an,
towusman. q. 5. Hacke,t, oficiated-Wa
society event of more than usual III
terest, and much space is given in tha
! paper fer the pleasure and benefit of it
% many readers. who would enjoy reading
description of such pleasant occa
sion. Rev. Hackett, wife and little Sol
returned on Tuesday last, and we regre
a to state that Master "Chi" had been quit
y Ill during their visit He is now mucl
l. better A hearty welcome home Wa;
extended by their many friends.
Miss MARY GABLE will recite al
t Uniontown on this Thursday evening
: 18th. The mere announcement of the
: fact will secure full house.
The connections established between
residents of this locality and those of the
state of Pa has been the means of bring.
ing many pleasant visitors into OuI
nelghbOrhOod, where they will always
|, be welcome. George Bowman, Esq, of
Mckeesport, was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lyle for week or two-re-
turning home few days since.
A WELL deserved token of the appre-
citation of the scholars of the grade
school for their teacher, MI. j. G. Tag
gart, was the presentation of gold
watch chain at the closing of the school
by Mr.. Emmett Taylor. Mr.. T. takes
pleasure in his profession, and he has a
class of scholars who strive to sustain
him in his efforts by orderly, studious
and correct department, and as such are
entitled to honorable mention.
Mrs. CAROLINE SHARP, who has been
suffering from the effects of fall, was
able to be out at church on Sabbath, and
her friends Were glad to know that she
was able to meet with them once more.
In sickness and affliction none are more
| willing to aid than Mrs. Sharp, and she
has the sympathy of all who know her.
Mr.. ABRAM GILBERT removed to the
farm of Mr.. Malcolm Ferguson last week,
and the citizens of that locality can re-
ceiye him and his family in the fullest
confidence as regards their honesty and
respectability. Our toWnsmen regret to
lose such good citizens. As is customary,
Miss Vickie Randolph secured from each
of her young friends patch for a quilt,
which she presented to Miss Mary D.
before leaving.
THE public will be pleased to learn
that Prof. Davis, who teaches class in
vocal music at the Grade will arrange
fer concert at that place before many
weeks. AS teacher of vocal music Mr.. |
d. cannot easily be excelled, and he has
some fine voices among the members of |
his alacS arH nrdin cinrr
TO crowded houses.
These who visited the inauguration |
returned safely and well pleased with |
their visit. John Caldwhll states that |
the weather was very pleasant while
there, and that no Inconvenience was
experienced in procuring comfortable
lydding. He could not make an estimate
of the crowd in attendance.
The marriage of Mr.. Thomas Pollock
and Miss Anna Bell Allen was consum>
mated on Wednesday eve of last week,
and the ceremony was pronounced by
Rev. G. 5. Hackett at 6:30 o'clock. The
was held at Robert Polock's on
the day following. The wedding supper
and the dinner for the guests at the
were both of the very neatest
and best, and everything pertaining to
the happy occasion was in good style
and taste. These two young people are
numbered among the most worthy, and
have the congratulations of their many
friends.
Miss ANNA Coup, who has been atfiic-
ted for several weeks from the effects of
is not impriving as rapidly
as was hoped for. and she has the sin
cere symprthy of her friends and neigh
bors, who hope she may soon be well
again.
Mr.. JOHN FOREMAN had two horses
taken sick at the same time, 4 few days
since, and for while he thought they
would die. lie sent for DR.. George Berr
~, of Uniontowm, who soon had them
on their feet again, and they are now
able for light work.
MEssRs. JOHN and Lee Hays arranged
for an oyster supper at the house of Mr..
Luther Price, a few evenings past, and
A good supper and very pleasant time
was the result.
THE Teachers Association met in this
town on Saturday last, but owing to un-
pleasant weather the attendance was
lOG large. Il IuO puuilC hOulu dIeCbu aO
these meetings they would fnd them
interesting and profitable.
OUR bachelor friend, Lyle Tannehill,
Of Biz mingham, has been expecting the
wave to strike him for the
asst ten years, but we regret to say that
hat the asthma struck him first, and
ne is now in this locality visiting the
pretty girls and talking to them through
his nose We have not learned of the
name of the one who will accompany
lin to Kansas.
Mr.. NATHANIEL TAYLOR has been ;
confined to bis loom some two or three
weeks, and although his health has inn
proved, we regret that he is not able to t
De about. He is much missed in the f
.hurch, as superintendent of the Sabbath |
;chovl, and in ordinary business life. .
MRS. PRISCILLA SHARP has been quite
IL for few days past.
Rev. J. l.. WEAVER exchanged pulpits
With our pastor, Rev. j. c. Scouller, ON
asst Sabbath. Rev. w. preached one of
lis best sermons, and all were interested
u his discourse. Ii.