Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1891-02-21
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The home of Mr.. John T. Mock. in
Bradfords Neck, was the scene Of a
pretty wedding ceremony on the 18th
inst. The contracting parties were
Mr.. John B. Ensor, prosperous mer-
chant of Baltimore, and Miss BERTHE
B. Mock, popular and attractive
young lady OF Accomac, daughter of
the late Levin W. Mock. Surrounded
by retinue of charming bridesmaids
and gallant groomslnen, and in the
presence of about seventy-five guests
the vows were administered by Rev.
w. j. Twilley, which bound together
two hearts that beat as one, under
the happiest auspices. A supper
served in old fashioned Virginia style
followed the ceremony, and the
abundant and elegant feast seasoned
by the mirth and happy cheer pre-
vailing, made it an occasion long to
be remembered. The following brides
maids and groomsmen in attendance
acted as an escort to the happy cou-
pie on their way to Keller station,
where they took the train for an ex-
tended northern tour before return
ing to their home in Baltimore: Miss
Georgia w. Mock and VIM. Ensor,
Miss Lena Trower AMI w. p. Mapp,
Miss Wessie Mock and A. II. g. Mears,
Miss Ella V. Mapp and T. J. Bulman,
Miss Ida s. Fosque and s. L. GoiIl
gon, Miss Leila Hunt, of Baltimore,
and L. B. Kellam, Miss Maggie War
rfngton and J. H. Johnson, Miss Ka-
tie Hunt, of Baltimore, and J. Lee
Phillips Miss Sadie Edmonds and A.
&. james, Miss Rubie Bull and d. w.
Trower, Miss Maggie Nottingham
and E. B. Scarborough, Miss MAGGIE
Mears AMI ]. p. stockley, Miss Min
mic Alnes and John T. Mock.
The presents wcrcappropriate, num-
erous and valuable. We extend con-
gratulations.
Mr.. Thomas Bf. Hutchinson and
Miss Loretta Lee Core, were married
at the residence OF Mr.. Levin T. Mel
son, ,Accomac e. H., on Wednesday,
1St: inst, Rev. John A. Barker, of
the Baptist Church. officiating. The
groom is mn excellent young man and
prosperous farmer, and the bride q
very popular young lady and one of
Accomec's fairest daughters. Miss
Lena Milliner and James Core, Miss
Jennie Holland and Thomas Hop
llins, Miss Jennie Copes and William
Bundick, Miss - Hutchinson and
Collie Hutchinson attended as brides
mnids and groomsmen on the occa-
sion, cscorting The happy couple to
tho residence of Mr.. John IT. Hutch
inson, near louisville, after the GER
emony, where an elegant supper was
served to them and about fifty other
guests in attendance. All present
agree that the reception was de-
lightful affair, and we join with them
in the cordial congratulations ten
dercd to the groom and his bonnie
bride. They were the recipients of
many pretty and valuable presents.
To TIE PUBLIC
Reports rejecting upon tho nnan-
cial standing and business interests
of The American Fish Guano Com
pany having been brought to the
notice of the undersigned, he hereby
publicly denounces such reports as
false and malicious; and gives notice
that # any such report can be traced
toa responsible person as the origi-
nator, he will be proceeded against
to the fullest extent of the law This
company is not, and has not been,
financially emb arrassed, and has new
er entertained the slightest idea of
quitting business at it's present loca-
ton at Hoffman's whasf, Va, nor of
removing any of its plant or proper
ty; and is, and will continue to be,
prepared at all times to fill all orders
for the several kinds of fertilizers
manufactured by it. Orders for its
goods are respectfully solicited
through its advertised agents.
y Very respectfully,
! a. j. MORSE,
: Treasurer.
:Hoffnan's Wharf, Va, Feb.' 18th 1891.