Evening journal., 1889-07-26
Joys ANp SORROWS
of Harrington-A wedding, Picnic and
the Market.

! the Market.
Special correspondence EVENING l'ouRrAL.
HARRINGTON, July 26 Now that 50
ciety people are making an annual hegira
and part Of the clergy are off securing
the plains and mountains in search of
lost sheep. leaving the ninety and nine
to 60 astray, now that all the happy
graduates have stepped into the worlds
arena and tired teachers and childhood
of all grades have been freed
for their vacation now that
the weather has become too
warm for much political business. a
season of lull and lassitude of affairs
may be expected. All the other folks
who can, will so away of course, especi-
ally If they have country relatives or
friends, who are eager to entertain
them. Otherwise they will take such
trips as they can contrive to the numer-
GUS resorts on the bay and ocean.
There is not much wherewith to
adorn this delectable town, but
the markets are full of all manner
of vegetables with fish, meats, fowl and
fruit of every variety. Summer out here
is not so much of a calamity as it might
be, and with a judicious mixture Of
watermelon, soft crabs, ice cream and,
cucumbers, life can be made very desir-
able--as long as it lasts. But of course
there are limits to all things, including
humanity's digestive powers.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon
Thursday in the Presbyterian Church
of this town were assembled large num-
Der of relatives and friends to witness
the marriage of Garrett s. Harring
ton and Miss Clara B McCleavy, both Of
Harrington. The ushers were r 9. Dale.
freight agent g. M. Jones, student at
law James R. Sharp, medical student
and Dr. P. NJ Money. The bride was
dressed in navy blue broad cloth while
the groom wore the usual con.
ventional suit. 1t was decidedly
the prettiest wedding Of the
season. Showers of congratulations
were rendered them at the station by
their friends. Rev Mr.. Homes of the
Baptist Church joined the happy couple,
and Miss Ella Sharp, the oagrnist, as
usual, did her part gracefully. As the
contracting parties entered the aisle they
were greeted with "Lohengrins March, .
and as they retired from the altar rail the
organist played tMendelssohn's Wedding
March" The happy couple left on the
3 40 train for Rehoboth where they will
spend few days. then returning to their
new home in Harrington The presents
were beautiful and useful. They have
the best wishes of every citizen, all wish.
ing them'a long life of happiness and
usefulness.
Squire Clark yesterday afternoon had
two or three cases for trial. Mr.. Lynch
issued warrant for the arrest of Frank
and William Rothel, charged with steal
ing feed from him. The Squire held
them to bail, but up to late at night
they could secure none and the probabil
ity is that they viii have to go to jail.
Mrs William Richards, very esti-
mable lady and highly esteemed BY the
people of this town, died yesterday about
2 o'clock. Interment will take place on
Sunday at Hollywood Cemetery at
10 30 a. m.
H. G. Wolcott. who has been very i'll, is
recovering.
The town is alive with lady visitors
and the boys are lively accordingly. But
the Harrington young men are odd, and
are not easily wooed and won.
Mr.. Plumm, as is his. custom every
July, harnessed up his four horses on
Tuesday to his large peach hack and car.
ried about thirty FIVE Of the Presbyterian
Sunday school children to Bowers Beach.
Several others of the church Joined him
and they all together had pleasant pic
mic The children of the NJ. f. Sabbath
sais'vl a. vsOalacrlug yva1c4c UfiUy wi1i pic
mic They should be looked after and
given days pleasure somewhere.