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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
0itt6tpn.

-Das @eri6t bat ben 8eri6t ber
@ommiIdre ssnebmiSt unb BittSton tpirb
iebt in elf Wares sin8etbeilt tperben.
= Ser &sssnfurm am Wontas mar
bier bon sinsm i8psrsn SassIidIass be.
eleitst.
-Die Pittston Traction Gompanie
ipartet auf bic Sdiensn, um ibre Main.
itrabe Ginie bon Der Sunction abtparts ,u
poQsnbsn. 9lae 9iebenarbsitsn iinb iertis.
= GrnoIb Senrid pare Iebte Bode
bsinabs perbIutst, inbsm sr iid nit tsr
Sdsrbe eines serbro4enen Tslers in bic
linfe Sano idnitt.
81. 3. Stspsns Bat in 9usearora,
9a., 8obrunsen mad 8obIen porssnom.
men unb ioa auf cine lS SUB aber &c.
itpBsn iein, bic ettpa brei MiQionen
3Onnsn probusisren tpirO.
-Srib @eisfarser Bat isin 8eidaft
bier aufseeeben unb III mad 8sit 8irgi,
nisn sesaneen, um bort fiir bic @eisa'
f9aft tbdtis su fsin, ipeI9e bier unb in
Der nmseseno cine srobe 9lnsabI Wit.
sIisber adbIt.
-8afor S. 3. Sell, ipeI9er cine
ssitlans Yaitor Der Samtoipn lutteriiden
&irde tpar. ltarb Samitas Nadt in
Gsrmanpiae i'm aIter bon 80 Sabren.
Der 8eritorbene mar ipdbrenb iensr fur'
,en amtsoauer babier elm sepiGenbafter
SeeIiprser unb febr beliebt. Sine Nele.
cation Der biefesn @smsinbs pirb iib
an benz bieisn Donneritas itattiinbsnbsn
9esrdbniHe beibeiIisen.
-Sn @ef gittston operirte in Der
Na6t bon Donneritag auf 5reitag cine
Disbssbanbe. Bon Sem @eiddit bon
8. @. 8pIe an @seteritrabe purben bic
Diebs berlt5rt in Der l8. &. Taaaart
apptbsfs an 2userne Nuenus fanbsn iie
ni4ts, ba aae @ertbia9en in Der @elo.
lpinbe paren; in benz 2etpis Sones'
@si9dfts an berisIben Strabs burabra.
6sn iie Elm Seniter unb itabIen sinise
Sanopoa @isarren. SIN oem Store bon
8. 6. Tend erbeuteten iie ettpas 2lsin.
seIb, einise 8eeoIper unb Tai1snmeEsr ;
in bem Bcbnbaus bon Sranf Niliams
an MontsDmerp Strabe erIansten Iie
@eidmeibe i'm Wertbs bon sl75, unb
bel Der Srau Dapis nebenan sinen an'
aug. an benz @obnbauie bes Gdrtners
S. W. Sarris beenbeten iie ibre Ra1t'
arbeit uno purben psriaet, obns stpaa
sstcblen su babsn, 9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
Srei, mn ben gBertb ~ bepeifen.

9robeu bon Or. edoop's Observation-Disclosures
aBuei. bem beribmteu Rsrpeuftdrfer, nsbf
aranfsnbud peldss feline usue Gntoeduns BE-.
jialid Der SeiIuns bon droniiden Srantbsiter
ots Ma8ens, Der 9eber. Der Rieren, ioiple
aposrer innersn Srsane ausfibrlid bei6reibt'
ourd Die 8ebanolun9 Der ecIduihten 9srpsn,
pelde Die llriuheu oieier Srantbsiteu fnb, Der.
isnoet frsi nud Gmpfana elmer 8risfmarts,
Or. S9onp, &atine, aBis. asenten aegsn
Solair uno Gommiiilon perlangt. gu baben
bel @iorean Co., Main uno Sadion St Is
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
Wtlfesbarre MahrtGtens

= Sasleton Bat idon ober bei6mmt
iest aud cine eIettriide Strabenbabn.
SIN Stunt ereisnsten ii6 bier 40
TobeSfGae.
= Muit SaIs ipirS sssentpdrtis res
npbirt.
= Die gieip gorf & Susq. Giienbabn
So. iuirb auf ben Stats Werfitdttsn uno
Elm &unbbaus bauen Iafen.
-Serr s. S. @,brfsn, isitber 3e'
oafteur ber ,,@ermania", bat feline 8er'
binbuns nit benz 8Iatte absebro6sn.
@ie anssbsutst, iinb bic 8oda'
feIIotp 8Iasefaae gum September per'
idobsn tporben.
-Ssrr Srib 1beiB 1T gum 8rdiibsnten
Der @pominS 8aaep Iruit So. erpablt
tporben.
Die 3nsisbabn Der 2ebisb 8auep
60. bon Sarpep's Safe na& bem 9iorb
Dtountuin tpurbe am Dlonta8 erDfnst.
-8eter Bauer 1T gum ipe;ielIsn gen'
iionsbetsftip fiir bic Counties 2u,erne,
2adatpanna, Columbia unb Wontour sr'
nannt iporben.
= aus Der Sasarb Sabrif sins ber.
sansene 8ode Elm DrabtieiI fiir bic
Sraction gompanie in Pittsburs berbor,
oaS 25, 300 Sub lang mar uno ettpa 75,.
600 pfunb ipos.
-Sn sinem 18 SUB tiefen @raben in
Nanticofe ipurbe am Donneritas Der
9oIe Inbreas 9afbfa boditdnbis ber'
i9dttet unb 10 idpsr psrlsst, bab CT
nod am SIsiden Gage furb.
= Nuber benz Mbfeusrn bon Seuer.
perf unb ionitisem SpsttafeI in Der
Stabt unb sinisen Bic glics in ber 9la6'
baridaft mar am bisrten Suli bier nibts
los, aud bon Seusrn uno nnfdllen mar
bic Stabt frei.
= Ginen fur6tbarsn Stcb srbieIt am
Samitas Mbsnb 1bomas Me@ourtp.
Gonbutteur zines sIsftriidsn 8abnipa.
gems, inbem er iit auf ben Stats su ipeit
porbsusts unb fsin 8opf bon einsm p0rbsi
fabrsnosn Barren setrOifen ipurbs.
= Die o. 8. & SO. 60. bat cine neus
3peisbabn BON Warfior Run mad 9leip.
port Centre in Gnsriif ssnDmmsn unb
arbeitet nit allen 2raften an Der 8ollen'
oune. Sic tpirb am Mussanespunft Der
8abn msbrere neue 8obIeniperfe er'
Dffnen.
- Gin Seuer in 2arfSbiIe am Witt'
mod Woreen aerf5rte ben @rocerietore,
SoI;bof unb msbrsrs @uBensebaube bss
9arrp Siesbit, baS Wobnbaus bon GbaS.
9atpion, 2eatins's 8arbisritube, Dori,s'
SotsI unb Sobn Bopsl's Mebserei.
Ser @eiammtpsrIuit 1T $4,000 unb
9issbit aqsin berliert $40, 1000.
- Ser Slopads anbrstp Supfa
tpurbs am Nitttpo9 nit einsei6Iassnem
SddbeI unb tpbt in Der glabe bon Nan'
tieofs unb nabe berielbsn StsIle auf.
ssfunben, tpo bOr einem Sabre fein 8ru'
Der bsim &irfdenbiebfabI Surd Safob
@omer eridoiien ipurbe.
: Dem Stesmaisr'l4en Subrmann
@ufab 1bismann tpibsrfubr porlsstsn
Dienitas elm nnfaa, Der ibn auf Idnsers
3sit untausli1 ma1t. Nn ber abiddHi'
gen Siaitrabe elitt er bon ieinem Sibe
bsruntsr unb iieI 10 unsliidIi6, bab ibm
bic 8doer bss i9nsren Dasens iber
bsibe 8eine einsen; bas cine mar sebro'
den, baS anoere ihiper bsrIebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
Ha8 Xhal ab 10 drtS.

n@- Seinitss SaIat6I beim Mab bel
Wibmaper.
: Sis gieIideusr in ber go. 2 @rube
bon sermpn & So. su Surpsa 8erietb
am 0onneritas Nadmittas in 8rano /;
81 Der GisI tpurhen eerettet unb stpei
erltidtsn i'm &uude.
: Gbauncp Deder, Bel SO. nabs
Wluoiic tppbnbaft, feierte ben 8ierten
bur6 sinsn 8anonenrauf6, fins bann
Streit nit ieinem To6termann GbarIes
g8ebb an unb feusrte einen Sbub auf
benislben ab. Nan sIaubt, bab bic
@unbs eine ssfabrIibe lit unb Der slttens
tdter ipurbe nod ipdt am Gbenb na6 BEN
@efdnsnib bef6rcert.
SabIor.-Das bon ben @robseidpo'
rensn empfOblsne Borough tpiiroe aud
8snbbam eini6lieben, uno bic Sermpn's 9
babsn iest ssribtIid proteitirt unb feds
8rinbe easesen aufssiteat.
- @ir parsn bsrsanssne @o9e i'm
essrrtbume-es 1T ni6t bic Sonntass'
iduIe. ionbsrn Ser Sinsdor Der bisiisen
esuti6sn @emeinSe, tpeIdsr bic Nnidaff.
uns elmer OrssI prcieftirt unb bic Sonn'
tassiduIs bietst bel bieiem llnternebmsr
blIfreide Sano.
= Die 9adaipanna SduIbeb5rbe bat
cine Stsusrumlaee bon l3 0tiaS &C.
ma6t.
= Ser 9sutfde slnbreas Miartp fie
am Sonntas bon einem 8aeen uni
brad bic S6uIter. gr tpuros our BE
bunbIuns mad bem Rahiom armsnbaui
seianbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
Aus tem eberen xhaIe.

- SO. s. SdubmsbI, Seraussebs,
eer DIppbant ,,@asette, 1T bon eineu
SRI. Olips @bparbS auf 500, 1000 Sda.
6eneriab bsrfIast iporSsn. Sdubmsbl
iol ibr bic Gbe beriprodsn babeu, bsira'
tbste aber bor ettpa einem Sabre ein'
anbsre Dame bon 2s&op, q. ..
(GarbsnsaIt Gsrrsipsnsena.)
- Das nsus SospitaI ipurbs am Srsi'
tag erbffnet.
= Ser friibere poIisiit Senrp g
Sartmann iit bonn @eridt gum GonitabI
Der 6. @arb srnannt iporben.
= SIN Der aspitone @rube tparb an
Donnsritas Der 25 Sabre aIte Wi3as
SeanIon burd sinen Sal bon Sells
ssitsin 8stDbtst.
Der l8idbrise patrid Sineren sr
bieIt am Sreitas an Der GoaI 8roo
@rube idipere innerli1e 8erlebunsel
bur1 ben Suftritt eines @ieIs.
Bon elmer Ontario 2ofomotip
iiberfabren unb sst6otet ipurbe am Srei
tag Elm breiiabrises &inb oes Slopads,
pbilip 9osOts bon Simpion.
-Suit bic einsise Seier bss 8isrtsl
babisr bsitanb in elmer 8oriteauns boz
Sorepausb's Cirrus, su tpeIder 2eut
aus Der sansen gladbarfdaft herb'
tr6mten.
= Gin bB6it unfreipiaises Seusrtpst
CAB am Wlontas Na6mittas Der italisni
l6e BETTER bes 8erfaufsitanbss on b
obsrsn Dunbaif Strabe, inbem isin @Or
ratb bon grploiionstoffen in 8ranb &c
rietb unb Iuftis baruuf Los fra4te aui
Gntieben bes StalienerS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07

Seraeft nicbt,
oab man isosr3sit bic beiien gortbtils bsin
Saufe bon Saidsn. unS Bancubrsn. e9mxd.
fabsn. eilberpaaren n. bel.
Tree eman
srbaIten farm. Gin 9rober nno eIeaanter gor.
ratb Der neneften Wuiter. auf bic foIibefte art
perfertigt fortudbreno porrdtbig; alt pes.
fauften artifeI wsroen 9arantirt.
Weparaturen an llbren uno Suiss.
len piro ipe3ieat aufmsrfiamisit seitsnit.
90 piro i'm 9ef9dft osutfa
stfprodeu.
q. W. freeman,
8l0ier 9Iod, Gde 8enn ape. unb 6pruesftr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-07-07
Opn Der Gnbfeite.

sa-Die SattIerei bon 9 S.SS.Sdeusr
III bon 52l nod COG Gsbar Ipsnue per'
| Ieat tporben. 1854
Der @ermania 8auperein bat feline
Office na1 benz albermann 8oblin8'
i9en 2cfaIe berIest.
9ie Serren Srsb. 8sIlsrmann f..
unb Senrp Saqer iperben am IL. Suli
cine 8siie mad DeutidIanb antreten unb
ssbsnfsn stpei Monate su peripsilsn.
sa~ Dis beRsn MsEeridmiebpaarsn
Enb su babsn bel @ebrdber SeIton, 3Ol
Spruce Strabs.
csnfoIse bes ssbriidtsn 8ufanbeS bes
Warftes 1T bic Mrbeitsseit in Der Sau'
auoit Seibenfabrif bsfdrdnft uno eins
gln,abI arbsitsr iino sntlaRen iporbsn.
WsidaeI Cannon bra6te Samitas
gadt benz Mirtb Sat. Gorcoran bon
Gebar Mpsnue cine nidt anerbebli9s
Dunbs am 8opfs nit einem Stsins bel.
Bred, Dimmid & asnott fnb in ben
Yefs bes Sranf Paiet gisentbums an
Gebar apenue sefommen i'm Nustaui6
fir einise 2cts an PrOspect 9arf in
Dunmore.
GonitabIe WDIfsrs 1T bon NIbermann
De2ons auf stpsi Anflasen am Samitas
| Idulbis bsfunbsn uub setraft tporeen !:
Weaen Bicpelefabrsns auf bem Seiten'
psa 81 Strafs unb 8Diten unb tpesen
unanfanbissr Spra4s IS anS aoitsn.
GbarIes Babr, Elm Sobn Der GbeIeuts
Auauit 8abr bon 526 Mapls Strabe,
psriebte ii4 Dor ettpa elmer Mo6e in Der
Doaenfabrif sinsn Singer Der Iinfen
Sanb bsrart, bab oas @Iisb abssnommsn
perbsn n,uBte.
slueemeineS 9ufisben srreste Bel Der
garabs am Dieuitas bas Tambourcorps
Der Sabieits g. o. g. Of u. 2oee. Die
iunaen 2eute banbbabten bic Shldger
nit Sertisteit unb nabmen ii4 in ibren
babi9sn nsusn rlnifOrmsn iebr gut aus.
Srau Gnton Stalfnsdt bon Gsbar
Mpenue tpar idon Idnssrs 3eit nit einem
@eidpiire in ber Seite ssplast, tpsIdes
Or. 8enb am 9onneritas bur& cine
Operation entfernte. Die Patieutin
iGsint td Jest RAID su erbolsn.
SIN Der Wobnuns bon Srau 5innan
an Stone Mbenus brad um baIb 2 rbr
am srsitas Wiorsen Elm Seuer aus. ipeI'
| Dies fi1 aud auf bas y(a4barbaus eel
| Srau Niffet ausbrsitets. 8eibe Sduie,
branntsn poIftanbis nisbsr.
| Die @absnisr Iisbsn iid bon benz bro'
bsnben 3ssen nidt abidreden unb bisl'
ten ibr Bic Sic am Wontas 9(bsnb in
Central 8arf ab. Gs mar gut beiudt
unb fnan,ie1 uno ssfsai&uftIi8 Elm gr'
foIs.
Wsnn man bsbenft, bab alenibaIber
in Stabt unb rlmsssenb 8ersnieunser
itattfanben unb bic Msnss an3osen, f
mu6 man ben 8eiuh beS Yic NieS bei
Serrn @slbert i'm Central part als elmer
suten bssei6nen, unb bic 2eute amli iirtsr
fid beitens.
Dis SlbSeite Union Der Bauihreine,
, bot anfanes lstter Wode folsenbe 8e'
amten ertpdblt. Pr6iibent, 6uftai
86i6; 9pe 9rdi., Sobn gbsrsbers
S6asmsiiter, 8ineens a8iniler; Sin
Sefrstdr, Ibeooor Straub /; 9rot. Sc
fretdr, Sobn WideIi; Gonouftor. Sid
c Softer; Warbsn, Wtartin Ssemansti.
! Sin burbsebenbes @sipann rannts an
!. Disnfas Abenb nabs bem Sairsrunbe il
+, elm Subrperf, in tpeIdsm slusuft Stor
: unb germ. @bltsrs iubsn. iie tpurbel
/ bsraus eefhleubsrt unb @6lfers erlit
\ mebrsre Rippenbri6s unb anbere Ser
! Isbunssn; Storr ipare nur unerbeblit
!. oerIsbt. Sbr Subripsrf uarb total be
n molirt.
n s%- SIM S6ubftore bon 8ebr. Siic
an gsbarfr. iinbst man bic bsfs Waart
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sSie bic Gbicago @elt= =ScnsfteQnng

nit m69licbit 9ertn9en 8Dtten teben!
Dme Sruse fu wi st bsantportet: nm man d als nso tn
be Columbian Sansportaons bureau bon Sufalo
g. g., smIdrsiben ldbt. "-9isists btet ibrm &unSsn
bic foIsnbn 8aranlsn:
unb rhd
3wst.ns: mr@ sosh u sef anm pea Sn a0pef;
i'm sf&nt r., go ,, u..,a.o.
Gin gefu1 BON Stneln PART
auf.ns: $4,000 unfaus NIT SIS p9
aittma aranhnss unfaus
pB6enftn &ansabm an bic DIME
wanm @nbn pfne
u. Gpnrab s gpbn, Penn Glue nnb sprns straBe
Middletown transcript., 1893-02-04
ANOTHER MEMBER MARRIEs.

A Reception by the Society
Toast, Etc.
The second of the trio to marry was
Miss Nora Cotton, who was married
on Wednesday evening.
On Tuesday evening he B. M. S. K.
met at the residence Of Mrs. W. b.
Megear, in Smyrna, and rendered Miss
Cotton farewell reception on this her
last evening before she forsook the
joys of her single days. There
was a tempting meru enjoyed
by he guests, and supplemented by
fitting ioasts to which Miss Nora re-
sponded with her usual naivete. The
reception was from s 10 10, and toasts
were given by The Misses BeuIah JEFF
ferson, Ella Smythers, hena Williams,
Ethel Cooper and Mrs. A. d. Yocum.
The handsome residence of Mrs.
Lydia Cotton, was glimmer Of shin
ing lights ana tropical plants on We'd
nesday evening, where Miss Nora was
transferred to the keel ing Of Mr.. Will
liam Fletcher Brown. The bride was
handsomely attired in travelling cos
tune, and at s O'Clock the minister
pronounced the words that bound her
for life to Mr.. Brown. The congratu-
Iations of a host of friends attends.
them OIL their wedding journey.
The third. of this trio will be mar
ried shortly.
Middletown transcript., 1893-02-04
MaShftt-MarIatt

Rev. Jacob Todd, ID. b. in the Trim
Methodist Church, Philadelphia mar
ried on Wednesday of last week. Mr..
Clarence Samuel Nesbitt and Miss SAL
lie Adkins Martlatt.
The maid of honor was Miss Marlett,
sister of the bride. The bridesmaids
were Miss Bertha Nesbitt, a sister Of
the groom, Miss Maria Causey, of
Milford, Del, and Miss Virginia Hill,
of Philadelphia, little girl of five
years, who carried the white marriage
book from which the ceremony
was read. The best man was
Mr.. William Nesbitt, brother Of the
groom, and the ushers were Mr.. Isaac
L. Adkins, of Milford, Del; Mr..
Edward Dawson, of Dover, DEL; Mr..
Joseph Everist, of Port Deposit, Nd. !;
Mr.. Olin Hough, Mr.. Ernest Aldred
Middletown transcript., 1893-02-04
Mrs. Margaret yeazey,

Mrs Margaret H. Veazey died at her res
idence near Summit Bridge on Thursday,
February q after brief but painful illness;
aged Is wears. Her funeral will take nlaee
on Sunday afternoon, at l o'clock. Ser
vices at the house. Interment at Bethel
cemetery. Mrs. Veazey's maiden name
was Thomas. She was early married to
DIR, james L. Veazey, and as the wife OF
the leading physician of that neighborhood,
she became closely allied to the people of al
ranks and stations, by whom she was
greatly loved. She was lady of many
and rare virtues. Since the death of her
husband which occurred several years ago,
her son and family have lived with her at
the old home, and in her declining years
she has not lacked for filial care and devo-
tion.. She was member of the Presbyte-
rian Church at Glasgow. and lived con-
sistent Christian life.
Middletown transcript., 1893-02-04

After others had presented their
views, the chair appointed commit
tee consisting Of W. A. Comeygs, DIR.
T. H. Gilpin, S. G. Biggs, G. w. W.
Naudain and w. S. Leatherbury, to
canvass the question, get estimates.
and present them at a meeting 10 be
held in the same place on Friday after
noon next at O'Clock.
The question of bonding our town is
very serious one to our taxpayers,
but the question before our citizens
more practically is-shall our town as
sumo this extra Indebtedness or degen-
crate and go back to the days of coal
oil lamps? Surely not the latter. With
proper and judicious manipulation we
can acquire an electric light plant that
can be run at very little more expense
than is our water works, and which
cannot fail of being self-sustaining.
Not only will the plant be self-sus-
tanning, but from thu experience of
other towns there should be a profit,
which could be placed to the credit of
a sinking fund. and would, in time.
liquidate the extra Indebtedness incur
red, thereby reducing the already
high taxes.
The estimates prepared by Secretary
Leatherbury of the Town Board is
taken from the running expenses of
the present plant, (which has been
proven by good authority to be
operated at great Disadvantage
which, with the proper engines and
boilers President Bratton claims,
could be reduced about 35 per cent,
Engineer Rose claims saving of at
least one-third could be made. Thus it
will be seen that should our town as
sumo the extra Indebtedness necessary to
the requirement of an electric plant,
there would be very little il any in-
crease in our rates of taxation.
Something must be done, and done
quickly that will tend to dis Ell the
stygian darkness that now envelops.our
streets after nightfall. The public
welfare demands it, and we must have
that protection which only lights can
give. Our citizens will not stand in the
back ground upon this grave
question, but should come forth and
voice their opinion. 1t is not a ques-
tion in which only few snculd act for
the many, but the many should act
for the few. GIVE US LIGHTS.
Middletown transcript., 1893-02-04

near Cheswold, was the scene of her
marriage on January 25. when she
accepted the hand of Henry w. Jeffer-
son, of Memphis, Tenn. Beneath a
love knot of white and green, sus-
pended in the center of the folding
doors, the nuptials were solemniZed by
Rev. G. G. Adams. Miss McHenry,
OF Bloomsbury, Pa, Was maid OF
honor, and was attired in rretty
white china silk costume, en- traine, and
carried Marechal Neil roses. Miss Nc
Henry preceded the bride, who was ac-
companied by her father, and whose
wedding gown was of white bengaline
with real lace trimmings and orange
blossoms, and carried bouquet of
bride roses. Frank f. Williams was
best man. The bridal couple were alb
sent on their wedding trip about a
week, but are now receiving the con-
raj ulat ions of their many friends in
Smyrna and vicinity. They will reside
m Memphis. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Brown, Of this
town.
Middletown transcript., 1893-02-04
AITKEN-WALL.
Old Historic St. Paul's the Scene of a
Pretty Wedding.

Old Historic St. Paul's the Scene of a
Pretty Wedding.
Nestling in clump of cedars, on a
hillside, historic old st. Paul's church,
about miles from ChesteltoWn, pre-
sented a scene of unusual splendor on
Thursday morning of last week, the
occasion being the wedding of Miss
Lucy Hausford Wal, sister of Mrs. Geo.
Bell, and Mr.. Benjamin g. Aiikin, of
Pittsburg. Rector Denroche read the
impressive Episcopal ceremony, and
Mrs. Thomas q. Skirvin played The
wedding march. The bride was attired
in "a gown of dark green broadcloth, !,
with hat to match trimmed with
yiolets. She was accompanied by her
brother, Mr.Julian Wall, of New York,
who gave The bride away. Miss Laura
Jessop, who wore gown of light
broadcloth, was maid of honor, and
DIR. Taylor was best man. The ushers
were Frank Gilpin and Stevenson
Constable, Mr.. and Mrs. Aiken will
reside in the smoky city.
Middletown transcript., 1893-02-04
cHEsrERrowN WEDDINGS.
William Frazier Russell Weds Miss
Allie e. Shuster.

William Frazier Russell weds Miss
Allie e. Shuster.
Among the pleasant events of the
month just passed, Chestertown has
had several and the crowning gem, in
this curonet Was the marriage on Wed
nesday morning, of Mr.. William Fra
zier Russell and Miss Allie E. Shuster,
at the M. P. Church. In front of and
back of the altar were masssed grace
full palms and magnificent blossoming
potted plants and evergreens forming
a picturesque and beautiful bower,
which received additional beauty from
the mellow light from a number of
lamps hidden away in the midst of the
evergreens. Nj iss Clara Usilton pre-
sided at the organ and played Mendels-
sohD's grand old march AS the bride,
a.tired in tailor made we'd
ding gown of brown broadcloth
trimmed with beaver fur, a
hat To match, and carrying
Il bouquet of BRIDES roses, approached
the altar OH the arm Of the groom,
where they were met by Rev. D. L.
Greenwood who read the service that
made trem one. The ushers, were
Messrs William Fowler, Thomas d.
Bowers, James Shuster and Fred. G.
Usilton. After the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast was served at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents, and later
they were driven to Prices sta
tioR from which they started on a
wedding tour.
Middletown transcript., 1893-02-04
Roll of Honor.

DEPARTMENT No. Roy Jackson,
George Gildersleve, Julia Staats, Mary
Maxwell.
DEPARTMENT No. 2.-Maria Now
land
DEPARTMENT No. 3.-Myrtle Geary,
Bessie Crouch, Walter Green.
DEPARTMENT No. 4.-Mary Hol-
ton, Ada Roberts, Grover Talbot, Bes-
sic Craddock, Bertha Geary, Ethel
CHM, Mollie Mcclure, Ernest Solway,
John Mcclure, Amy Mcclure, Helen
Smith, George Moore, Nina Geary,
Charlie Talbot.
DEPARTMENT. No. 5-Annie Berk-
man, Oscar Whitlock, Rannie Geary
Jeanette Schreitz. Julian Foard. Ell
wood Brown, Harry Downie, Harold
Roberts, Susie Foard, Edith Alice,
Sylvia Moore, Lena Blome.
DEPARTMENT No. 6.-Elsie Jones.
Mary Ennis, Annie Bordley, May Webb,
Davis Gary.
Middletown transcript., 1893-02-04
ANNUAL BANQUET.

The Board of Trade Dimes at the
National Hotel.
The second annual banquet of the
Middletown Board of Trade was held
at the National Hotel on Tuesday
evening last.
In the absence of DIR. Vallandigham.
president of the board, W. A. Comegys
presided at the main table, and was
flanked on either side by Revs. F. III.
Moore and j. Beers.
After feasting for an hour
or two, and the bill of fare had
been thoroughly enjoyed, the cigars
were passed around. Then Postmaster
Comegys arose and extended a welcome
to the invited guests, and gave the
honor of the first toast to Rev. Moore.
To say that lie acquitted himself in a
good way is but mildly puttin@it. His
speech was replete with bright and
witty sayings, and when he closed he
was greeted with great applause. He
was followed by Rev.. Beers, who out
lined some of the new things that he
would like to see accomplished. 'sThe
Press y was the toast to which Hugh
G. 81 owne responded, and j. Thomas
Budd spoke at length upon the questions
of the proposed electric railroad and
tthe quarantine statiiun. Shurt addresses
welealso delivered by number of other
gentleman and J. B. Maxwell favored
the assembly with tile solo-"Anna
Dear, I'm Called Away
Among the guests present were: ]. M.
Naudain, Victor Cochran, DR.. H. L. Clay
ton, B. F. Fl. Caulk, DR.. J. G. Sites, VIM.
Francis, W. A. Bobb, S. NJ. Reynolds, g..
D. Kelley, E. B. Rice, w. A. Comegys, M.
kumrle, Alfred Green, F. C. West, J. T..
Budd, w. O. Stack, E. S. Jones, A. NJ i.
Brown, ]. w. Jolls, Edwin Prettyman, G.
Scott, J. C. Cliff, G.. w. W. Naudain, J.
A. Suydam, j. H. Emerson, ]. s. Crouch,
W. s. Leatherbury, ]. c. Jolls, s. E. Mas
sey, DR.. T. H. Gilpin, j. F. McWhorter, C.
P. Glais, w. Fl. Moore, A. NJ. Chamber
lain. j. C. Parker, w. B. Tharp, J. s.
Shepherd, George Lockwood, NJ. N. Will
lifts, DR.. C.B. Constable, J. B. Ford, Hugh
g. Browne, J.C. Kelley and w. J.Wilson.