The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1895-06-05

mourn him who was kind and loving
parent, grand-parent and great grand
parent. A calm and peaceful end was the
| fitting close to Q, well spent and useful life.
On Wednesday. May 10Th, Rev. VIM. Aiken
Kelly, Jr., of the NJ. e. Church, South. oi
I which Church Mr.. Dalrymple was mem.
Der, assisted by Rev. j. F. Singleton, oi
| the Baptist Church, conducted the funeral
services at Townville Presbyterian Church,
the body being laid to rest beside that Of
Mr.. Dalrymple's late wife In the Presby'
terian Churcbyard. Mr.. Dalrymple Is
survived by three sons, John R.. Thos. J.
snd Dorsey E. We sympsthize with ths
afflicted ones In their bereavement and
Of their sore trial.
Mrs. Catherine D Bewley, widow Of the
late VIM. D Bewley, died at her residence
In this city on Monday morning at about
o'clock. She had been Ill for long
time and her death was not unlocked for,
though the end came very suddenly.
While the other memb bers of the family
we're at breakfast she dropped into qniet
slumber, and In this state, with scarcely
the semblsnca of struggle, she passed
away. Mrs.. Bewley was native OF Ten
| nessee, from which State she came here
| with here husband many years ago. In
early LIE she became member OF the
Baptist Church. and through her long life
of 60 years, she lived the life OF a follower
Of the meek and lowly Nazsrene. The
funeral was held at the Baptist Church on
Tuesday morning, conducted by the pastor,
Rev. o. L. Martin, and DR.. D. e. Frierson.
The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers: Col. J. N. Brown, F. T. White,
J. l.. Tribble, A. s. Stephens, T., P. Smith
and 7. P. Sullivan. The remains were
laid away in tho Church cemetery by tbs
side of her husband.
Tie exhibition Of work done by her
pupils at Miss l.. G. Hubbard's school
house yesterday afternoon was very credit.
able, both to pupils and teachers. In the
first room to the right as we entered the
school building, we were shown the work
OF the youngest pupils under the tuition oil
Miss Anna Brown. This work shows care
and skill In teaching on the part OF the
teacher, and close application on the part
Of the pupils. In the next room, presided
over by Miss Ellen Gordon, we saw the
work done by the next higher grade OF
pupils. The special feature Of this room
was the map drawings, which was certain
II very fine. Passing on we came to the
room Of the principal, Miss Hubbard.
Here we saw some excellent work, consist.
ing OF physical maps of South Carolina,
the Southern and New England States,
and also of Australia. Maps of physical
regions and ocean currents and of Asia
were also on exhibition, and were very
fine pieces of work. In the music room
we were shown some excellent work in
writing music done by some Of the pupils.
In the next room we saw charts, DC.
The special feature in this. room was q
chart made by ldiss Hubbard and DR.. 8.
NJ. Orr, illustrating, q series Of lectures
on; physiology delivered before the school
by. Dr. Orr. Many other interesting things
are to be seen In the various rooms, but We
are unable to 60 more into details at pres
ent. The exhibition was seen by large
number Of the friends and patrons of the
Home School, and was we'll worth the
time and attention Of any one interested In
the advanced methods Of teaching In use
by the Home School,
|. The cry Of hard times does not appear to
affect the marriage question. and to judge
from the number of copjunotions OF the
kind taking place, our young people do
Tuesday three marriages were celebrated
in the Midway vicinity, the contracting
parties being as follows: First. at the
residence of our old friend, Jolly Poole, at
about 10 o'clock o. M, hia eldest daughter,
Miss Mamie, was married to Mr.. Sam
Harrison, Rev. ]. N. 81. Summerel per-
forming the ceremony. The preacher then
went on to Midway Church where he
s'tied the knot" at about IL o'clock for
Miss Lula, another daughter Of our friend
Poole. and DR.. James T. Bolt, the groom
being the youngest son Of ex Sheriff W. L
Bolt, and recent graduate of the Balti-
more Medical College. Just before this
marriage took place, Rev. N. ]. Holmes.
of Greenyille, spoke the. words which
ioined two young lives in the holy bonds
Of wefllock, the contracting parties being
Mr., Freeman, of Greenville, and Miss
May, the eldest daughter Of Mr.. Jno B.
Neal, Of above Midway. Owing to the
absence of Mr.. Langston he was unable to
be present, on any Of these occasions, and
we cannot as consequences 60 into the
details. We are informed that the Church
J was very tastiiJ decorated and everything
passed off in elegant style. The INTELLr-
aENoER joins The many friends of these
happy young people in wishing them the
greatest amount of happiness, With min.
iimum of trouble and unhappiness. In their
married life. On Taursday morning, at 8
O'Clock, at the reaidence of r. T.. Osborne,
in this city, MIR. Robert L. Robinson ard
Miss Jane Giillsrd are to be married.
We extend to the young couple in advance
our best wishes, for successful journey
through life.