Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-01-03
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Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
NEWARK, Dec 2S -Miss Nora A. Raub,
the eldest daughter OF DR.. A. N. Raub,
president OF Delaware College, and James
IVA II. Blown Of Wiliiamsport,3 Pa, wore
plarriedat the residences Of tho brides
Ipsrenis, ut Newark Academy, last even
lng at 6io'cleck. IL The affair was private,
only,the members of the family being
present. Miss RRub Is accomplished, vi
raciousi and one Of the most popular
ladies Of this town. She was foremost In
the church work snd wilibssadly missed.
Mr. Blown ia head book keeper of the
Lycoming rubber works Of Williamsport,
where he Is vol and faporably known.
The presents were numerous and very
costly, and took wide range consisting
OF usefui az we'll es ornamental. The
Lev. Joseph s. Malone, pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church, performed the
ceremony. The bride was handsomly
dressed IN white silk, trimmed with
Duchess Lace After the ceremony q
bountiful supper was served, and soon
after the bride and groc m took the south
bound train on the p, w. d b. railroad
to Baltimore and Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown will reside in Williamsport.
George Psmbertop of this town, and
Miss Hammond, living short distance
north Of town in White Clay Greek hun.
dred, were married OF the residence of
the bride yesterday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pemberton will reside here, as MIR.
| p. is in business IN this town.
| James Jar;nan of Berlin, Nd, and
! Miss Minnie Townsend were married yes.
tsriiBu rat stbea residence of Alexander
Wilson in Penradsr hdndfed.s Elder
Station performed tho eersinsty. The
| happy. euup,o will reside interim.
ii The Christian Church stiuday-sehoo1
| held their nltnual Christmssi tfee enter
tainnents I'M Casksy aall last evening.
4 The 1arge rcom was comfortably filed
and the children acquitted themselves
very cfsditabiy.
Mrs. Gregg, who resided With her son.
in-law, George Perry, living short dis
tRnoe below town, died yesterday after q
short illness with pneumonia. The de-
ceased was past niddle-agsd.
| NEWARK, Dec. ga petition ia In oircula-
| ton TO prevent work being done at the ETA
| CINE house OF ihs water works Oh Sundays.
Work has been delayed on certain portions
from cause, and now to hurry matters
along work has been pushed forward. The
majority Of the slgners Rre iadies.
Mrs. Mary A, Gregg, who died on Thurs
4 day, was In 1he T2d year of her age hevsn
i children sureiyea hera Her husband died
nhout eix month ago.; The funeral takes
plqc9 to morrow. with interment at Moore's
Chapel, GeaA aounty, nd. - nv
III AZ the, 0hrfsfroas treegentartainment In
GaeksY Hallliast night largo number was
1 preseuo, The exercises opened by singing
and, the Rev. Joseph s. Malone made b
short prayer. Miss Gertrude IA. Bridgman
reclted 1.-THE Night Before Ohristmas'
The scholars Of the Sunday school were
each given bag of candy and an orangs
Coffee and cake were also served.
NEWARK. Jan. 2.-New Years Day wa
quietly obsorved. All Of the stores were
open during the day but oloSed early in
the evening. 1he bank was closed al
day. There was no demonstration.
Miss Fannie Lyle is seriously i'll at the
residence Of her mother, on Hktor
avenue.