The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-12-31
MARRIAGE BELLS
Ring Merrily in Canton on Christ
mas-Several Happy Events.

A delightfully."- happy wedding was
one which occurred Thursday evening,
when two well-known and popular young
people joined hearts and hands. The high
contra citing parties were Mr.. Charles L.
Dansize and Miss Fodie A. Eberly. The
marriage ceremony was performed at she
residence of the brides mother at the cor.
ner ot Reynolds and Plum streets. AT
O'Clock the bridal party entered the parlor
and stopped before Rev. j. N. Field. The
bride looked handsome in a pretty gown
Of white material, with trimmings of gold,
In her hand she carried a bouquet of car
nations. The bridesmaid, Miss BERTHE l.,
Hammond, looked pretty in a gown OF
gold coloTed material, Mr.. Don Goodwin
acted as groomsman, The groom wore
conventional black and looked handsome,
manly and proud, as was baiiiting the oc-
casion. Only the immediate relatives OF
the contracting parties were present.
After the wedding "A delicious repast was
served. The presents were numerous
and both eostly and useful. The popular
yoang couple have taken up their resi-
dence at the Ebsriy home, where they are
receiving the congratulations and best
wishes of their friends. The News DEHo'
GRAF heartily joins in wishing the newly
welded ccEple much happiness and pros
perity,
BooTg-CoNRAD.
On Thursday afternoon at O'Clock Mr..
Frederic Booth of the Novelty Cutlery
Works, and Miss Addie Conrad of the
Hampden Watch Works, were married By
Rev. D.. p. Herbruck at his residence.
They took the evening Fort Wayne train
for ColumbuRr Delaware and other points
in the southwestern part of the state.
They Expect to be absent about week.
AT O'Clock ct the same evening Rev.
Herbruok also married BAR. Almon G..
Shekels and Miss Enona &. Kryder both
of this city, They will leave on Monday
for a six. weeks visit in Indiana and after
their return wtM reside here permanently.
NyE-IEIs.
At the residence Of Rev. j. II. Harpster
Thursday evening, Mr.. Rudolph Nye and
Miss Susan Il. Teis were united in mar
riage. The bride is formerly of Shanes-
vile, o., and is, a handsome and accom-
plished young lady. Mr.. Nye, the groom,
was formerly inspector of sewer con-
structions, but 10 now an employe of the
G. c. d 5. railroad company. He 10 a pop.
ular young man, and mis- many friends
wish him and his wife much joy and hap
piness III their connubial life.
opHBE MARRIAGES.
On Wednesday evening December 23Cd,
at tie residence of Mrs. Bowerice, No. $
Union street, Mr.. A. z. Rerspberger of
MlsSOurl, ana hIsS LILA n. Blnkley were
united in marriage by Rsv. j. ". Field.
Albert Combs and Sarah j. Combs both
OF this city, were tied with matrimonial
cords by Justice Ringle Thursday evening.
Mr.. Je. sic W, ,Wickerseil and Bliss Dosha
A. BrindI' y, both of Jewett, ohio, were
married on the 23lh inst. at the parsonage
of the First M, e. church, the pastor, Rev.
Il. p. Edmonds, Officiating,
Justice Wettaoh was summoned to the
Probate Office Thursday To perform the
marriage ct remoney binding together
Fred X. Longgood and Katy Foss of
Massilion.
James M. Spurrier of Pittsburg came to
town Thur, day aud took unto himself a
wife in the peron nt Miss Ida Nolle. the
ceremony was performed by Justice Wet
tack at his, Office.
Isaac GiDler and Hannah Fettlers of
Sandyvilie ca me up Thursday afternoon
and were joined in wedlock by Justice
Wettacb,
Richard L. Lee and Mary Ann BABYLON
both of this city were made happy through
marriage at Justice RiUgle's office Thurs
day evening.