Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-11-06
UNIONTOWN.

BoSELL-DAvIS ADMINISTRATIONS
bic colored circles We're again recently
agitated by the issue of neat one-fold
wedding cards announcing the marriage
of Miss Sadie J. Davis, of Flushing, to
Mr.. George BoSell, of Berlin Heights, Q.
Quite number of white persons, repre-
senting the best families of the vicinity,
also received and accepted invitations,
and all looked forward with interest to
the consummation of the happy social
event which took place as announced at
the hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs &.
W. Davis. ON Wednesday, the 29th ult., at
3 o'clock P NJ Ministers present-Rey.
Tonic (cOlOred) pastor of the Bridgeport
Baptist congregation, and Rev. q. ).
Hackett, of the Presbyterian Church.
Promptly at the hour the parlOr
was darkened, the brilliant lamps were
lighted, Mr.. Louis Carter, organist, took
his seat at the organ, and to the music
of the customary Wedding March, the
high contracting parties entered and took
their places under or near the central
chandelier. The bride and her two brides
maids Miss ZOdie Palmer and Miss Ju-
liza MarcelluS, of Bridgeport We're dress
ed in white cashmere, with natural flow
ers The groom had spared no expense
in his wedding outfit, which was neat
and fashionable. The ceremony, which
was impressive, was pronounced by the
Rev. TOnly, after which the party passed
Immediately out to supper, after which
they received the congratulations of their
friends. The supper was all that could
have been desired both in abundance of
the good things provided, and the excel
lent cookery of the same. 1t gladdened
the kind, generous hearts of Mr.. Davis
and wife to provide for and witness the
the enjoyment of their guests. Some 10
or 50 invitations were issued. Among
the guests from a distance were Miss
Effie Sparksman, Allegheny City, Pa;
Mrs. George Davis and Miss Rachel
Thomas, Westchester, Pa; Mrs. George
Grayson and son, Urichsville, Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Muuts, Georgetown, o.;
Mrs. Alexander and son, Wheeling, ".
Va The bride and groom were the re
cipients of many costly and useful pres
ents, consisting of solid silver, glass, ta-
BILE linen, &c, &c. The interest manifest
ed in the occasion by the neigbOrs of Mr..
and Mrs Davis, both white and cOlored,
was an evidence of appreciation Of their
worth as respectable, kindly. helpful, in
telligent citizens, and all left for their
homes with expressions of kindly regard
and thanks for the pleasant hour spent
at their home, and with earnest wishes
for their continued prosperity.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Barnes are receiv-
ing the congratulations of their friends
over the advent of little girl baby into
their family. George is doing as well as
could be expected" and as genial kind
ly citizen is worthy of continued success.
Mrs. Jane Grimes AN aged and respected
citizen of this locality died from disease
incident to old age, on Monday last, and
her funeral took place on Wednesday, at
o'clock. Interment at Crab Apple.
While gathering eggs at the barn re-
Gently Mrs. Joseph Gillespie fell from the
wall distance of about eight feet, and
received severe and painful injuries. We
are glad to state that she is now more
comfortable and hopes soon to be about
again. IL.