Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-01-06

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Both, 1891, near Fish
ersville, of pneumonia. John A. Gilkeson,
aged s. He left widow. three sons and a
daughter.
sADCAP-MILLER-At the residence of
ot,3e's father: this morning. January 9Th,
-F ,54s,.7 ~ e married to Miss Sarah G. Z.
N-as f.-shtec Of M3-,Jeo' ". Miller.
UahaO1J--sILLINGs Near S f rrrsSg Hill, this
county. Thursday evening, DecemSe- ols.'
by Rev; Mr.. Vandexenter, Mr.. VIM. P. Car
son and Miss Mary E. Sillings.
LOvEGROvE-EARHA Steele's Tav-
ern, December 3lst. by Rev. A. II. Hamilton
Mr.. Andrew Lovegrove, of Greenville, and
Miss Ella Earhart.
HITE-MOUBRAY.-D 9th, 1891, at
Greenville. Scott Hite and Hettie D. Mou-
bray.
observation-disclosures 29th, 1891, at
Messy Greek, Oscar B. Har man and Kenney
White.
RlMEL-WENGER-De slst 1891. at
ger.
BOCOCK-COFFGY.-D 3Oth, 1891, near
Barterorook, John W. Bocock and Nora Cof-
fey.
GRINsTED-DAWsON.- December 25th, 1891.
at Waynesboro', John w. Grinsted and Annie
E. Dawson.
WATTS-LIPTRAP- Wednesday, Deem
Der 3Oth, 1891. at the residence of Mr.. Jas, F.
Liptrap, at Bunker Hill Mill, by Rev. o. F.
Burgess, MIR. Robert L. Watts and Miss Nam
ME V. Liptrap, all of Rockbridge county. Va.
EEMAN-CROPP.-A the home of The
brides father, E. NJ Cropp, in Hanover coun-
ty, Va, December Both. c. T. Sherman of
Burke's Mill. Augusta county, to Miss Nettie
Cropp.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10,
Willberger to Miss Lulu Fretwell, both of
Augusta.
MP5ON.-December s5th. at New
Hope, by Rev. A. F. Laird, Chas. R. Parr, of
Rockingham, to Miss Ella Rec Simpson, OF
Augusta county.
VAN -CRAWN.-Decembe 9Th, at the
residence of the brides parents, by Rev.
Jacob Thomas, Mr.. Geo. a. Van Pelt and
Miss Elizabeth S. Crawn. both of Rocking
ham.
Observation-Disclosures 24th. at the resi-
dence of tbs brides mother, by Rev. Jacob
Thomas, Mr.. Noah A. Evans and Miss Lydia
A. Click, both of Rockingham.
BRY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 9th, by Rev. ].
Conder, at the residence OF the brides par
ents MIR. j. Il. Bryan, OF Wsynesboro'. Au-
gusta county, and Miss Ida F. Long of Rock
tngham.
IRVINE-PETTIGREW. vat Harper's Ferry,
Wednesday, December S0ih. Mr.. VIM. a.
Irvine, the eldest son ofC. w. Irvine. Esq,
and Miss Ailene Maxwell Pettigrew. the
adopted daughter of the late George W. Pet.
tigrew, both of Lexington. Va.
MAsON-sIMMoNs.mSear sltlington. Bath
county, December S0th, by Rev. E. W. Nc
Corkle, Mr.. John E. Mason and Miss Matte
Simmons. both OF that county,
THORNDYKE-SHERM Washington
CITY, DecemDer oUtn. at lne residence OF Oer
uncle, Senator John Sherman, DR.. Paul
Thornjyke, OF Boston, and Miss Rachel Ew
Ing Sherman. daughter of the late Gen. VIM.
4. Sherman.
The ceremony, very short aud impressive,
was performed by Rev. Thomas E. Sherman,
s. J., The BRIDES brother; Rev. j. HaYell Rich
ards, 8. j i, president of Georgetown College,
and Bishop Keane, rector Of the Catholic UNI
versity, were also present.
DR.. Thorndyke made handsome groom, his
black hair and olive complexion being In such
a strong contrast to the brides auburn hair
and pale, delicate cast of features. DR.. and
Mrs. Thorndyke started on an early afternoon
train for the South, where they will travel and
mence housekeeping. The brides presents
We're. as might we'll be supposed, numerous
and valuable.