, 1888-01-12


weeks dOinga, with briei mention OF
coming events 10 given below.
K. OF p. INSTALLATION.
Last Monday evening ut Masonic
hill tho knights Of Pythias gave u
most enjoyable entertainment in con.
nection with their regular installation,
which was conducted by District Dep
uty NJ. d. Smith. After tho installa-
ton the Knights were favored with an
eloquent address by Major Il. A.
Kou,he in which lie congratulated
then, ON the strength and prosperity
| of the order whicl, he ranked as among
the most powerful civil societies in
existence. The importance Of such
nm order, and the benefits resulting
therefrom were dwelt upon by the
speaker in n very impressive manner
and his kind and most appropriate
remarks were greatly appreciated by
those present. After the address the
knights and their invited friends in.
dulged themselves in pleasant hop
which WAS fully enjoyed by all psrtici-
pating.
The officers installed for the ensuing
term were: J. M. Grimmer. G. c.;
Chas. ii. Dyer, v. c.; M. ID. Smith.
prelate NJ. q. Martindale, NJ. OF f.; C..
w. Dyer, NJ. Of F.; J. 3. Kenward, X.
Of r. and g.; l.. G. Dilman, NJ. at A. /:
A. l.. Stores,I. a.. Peter Bracken,O. q.
The ladies present we're: Mesdames.
NJ. d. Smith, M. g. Martindale, G. w.
Dyer, j. A. Long, II. Parker, E. W..
Wheeler. The young ladies present
we're: Misses. Kenward, May Dono-
van, Pet Shinn, Smith, Mamie Grantz,
Gertie MCGOWAN, M. Folks, l.. Bar
mon, Burns, and Mickle. The gentle.
men present we're: Messrs. M. d.
Smith, C. w. Dyer, NJ. G. Martindaie,
E. b. Wheeler, j. A. Long, A. II. Ka-
ley, j. s. Kenward, Sam Heller, w. A.
Cummings. Hooker, O'Connor. o.
Dyer, Wise, Young, Harrington, J. w.
Campbell, A. l.. Stores, Dan Snyder,
Grimmer,L. c. Dilman, Peter Brack,
en-, o. A. Mead, and d. Dawson.
BRIoKELI-REAMER.
Last Saturday evening, at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents, Mr.. Chas.
L. Brickell was united in marriage to
Miss Kate A. Reamer, Rev. w. G..
Gray officiating. The affair was q
pleasant but quiet one, only relatives
Of the contracting parties being pros
ent. After the rspturous moments
had passed, the company consumed
the evening with the gayest of pass
times till the clocks solemn stroke an
nounced the departure OF the old year,
when the adnliring gathering were
seated at the supper tables loaded with
delicacies of every description, which
were partaken OF with great relish. In
addition to these pleasures, many
thoughtful gifts we're made to the hap
py pair, the most promins mt of which
was house and lot, which was the
present OF the groom's father. Both
the bride and groom are well known
in this city, the groom being the son
of our prominent citizen. Mr.. f. j.
Brickell. The bride, who is IN ac-
complIshed young lady, has also a
large circle Of friends who wish her
unbounded happiness. Both are
bright and shining lights in the firma-
ment of society, and their many
friends wish them both long and happy
lives, whose pathways may be strewn
with roses OF the brightest hue
G. A. r. INSTALLATION
Last Tuesday evening the installa-
ton of officers OF the G. A. r., Wo-
mems Relief Corps and Son. OF Veter-
ans took place in the opera house be-
fore multitude OF friebds, The even
ing's festivities hogan with music by
the orchestra, after which the intalla
ton OF officers, BY Department Com.
! mander Gen. A. j, Curry, took place
| After the installation exercises were
| over, Mr. Chas, X. Conner, in Jew
most appropriate remarks, presen led
| to the oIder,in behalf OF Mrs. A. Wood
| in, handsomely bound Bible, the ac-
coptance Of which was delivered by
Maj. T.. A. Routhe. The gentleman
remarks, rs are all the anecdotes OF the
brave veterans OF the days when oul
land was darkened with the clouds o.
| war, were most interesting and in
many places we're touching in the ex
treme. Eloquently did the gentleman
dwell on the little bibles that weeping
mothers and sisters and anxious lover
had presented to the gallant boys when
they met for the last time before the
awful struggle. With touching words
he depicted how the brave youths a,
they marched with Haunting flags
keeping time to the wild, grand music
Of war, pressed closed to their bosomt
their last and fondest token-the
Bibie; and how they pondered over