Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1891-03-05
UNIONTOWN.

Mr.. Frederick Troll and Miss Anna
Sidebottom. two of society's popular and
pleasant young people, wishing to
have a quiet little marriage, without
display. drove up from East Richland on
Saturday evening, the 2Sth ult., to the
parsonage, and were united in the holy
bonds. by the Rev. Geo. 5. Hackett, at
about 40 P. NJ. Miss 5 is daughter of
John SidebottOm, Esq, so well and IA
vorably known, and both parties are
young people of high social standing, and
consequently the best wishes of many
friends are expressed, and congratula-
tions extended.
Miss Polly Baggs died on Saturday last
at the home of her brother, Mr.. Joseph
Thompson, after protracted illness, and
her funeral took place on Monday, I'd
inst, at the Union Cemetery B. r.
Johnston, director. When in health.
Miss Baggs attended church at this place,
and was well and favorably known to the
people of the L. P. congregation, and
who will regret to learn of her death.
Rev. G. S. Hackett has recently pur-
chased fine Esty Organ, for his family,
and is himself taking lessons in music.
He has already learned bis A b C's, and
can tear out a few tunes in words of
three syllables. His graduation is hour
ly expected.
Mr. Lee Hays, with his force, has been
busy mending the pike with fresh stone,
and has done good work. A large amount
of stone was put on judiciously,- and still
more are badly needed. The winter
weather has been hard on macadamized
roads. People boast of our pike being
well kept up.
Although at late date. we wish to re-
call to mind the death of Mr.. W. w. Ar
mold, which occurred at Beallsville re-
Gently. For many years Mr.. Arnold was
civil, inoffensive citizen of our village
He was young man of good intellect,
and was fond of reading. We remember
too, that he was soldier, and wish all to
pay the tribute of respect to which he
was entitled.
Mr.. viii Cook, of near MOundsville
". Va, brother of Mrs. VIM. Ross, OF
this vicinity, paid his relatives and friends
a brief visit recently; Mr.. Cooks former
home was in this town and vicinity, and
he is still kindly remembered for his
many good qualities as a friend and
neighbor.- Miss Nora Spencer, a hand,
some and pleasant young lady of near
McConnellsville, Ohio, is visiting hel
friends here, where for several years she
had pleasant home.-Misses Lizzie and
Pearl Lodge have both been quite ill, but
their many friends are glad to learn OF
their improved condition.-Leamon, a
bright little baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs
J. p. George, is seriously ill with whOop
! ing ng-cough.-Mr D. Brewer offered some
| fine stock and farm implements for sale
recently; l. n Clark, the genial and etfi
cient auctioneer of st. Clairsville, work
ed off the property at fair prices.
curry To- below zero on the morning OF
the 1st, and two worse on Monday morn
ing-An interesting Literary Society is
held here weekly, and important ques
tons are ably discussed. some of our most
intelligent men taking part in the exer
cises.-Mr. Frank Hicks, of Bellaire, i;
paying visit to his old home in town
Rev. VIM. johnson announced that he
would be absent for two Sabbaths, assist
ing Rev. Dr. Mcclure, of Wheeling, and
Rev. Ross, of Pittsburgh; his place in thu
U. p. pulpit will be supplied by Rev. u
5. Hackett and Rev. Alexander, OF New
Athens. H.