The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1895-04-10

! the Rev. II. c. Salem and was an elo-
quent tribute to the virtues of the dead.
| The deceased had been 4 member OF the
Scalp Level Lutheran church for thirteen
years.
One representative from each Of the ten
odd Fellows lodges IN this county will
attend the annual meeting Of the Grand
Lodge, TO be held IN Philadelphia, oa
May 2lst. at which time the handsome
new Odd Fellows Temple in tha, city
viii be dedicated. The delegates elected
are as follows: Addison, J. :. Hartzell:
Berlin, :. Brgballer; Confluence, NJ. Tau
nehill; Holsapple, Wm Wisnd; King
wood, Hiram Lehr; Meyers,lale, NJ. A
Ilatter; Stoyestowa, +. q. Fryburg; Sai-
isbury. Z. Ii. Lambert; Somerset, L. c.
Colborn: Ursin.i, J. ;. Lyons.
Time was. and not 30 very long ago
either, when nearly every family in this
community had a ''batehering day"
Great preparations weremade for II, not
only 10y families who raised their own
pigs and cattle, bat by their less fortu
nate neighbors who were compelled to
buy a side or tgo of beef and a hog. on
.'butchering day. when only one side
Of beef and a small pig were
to be cut up, work began as early -
three O'Clock in the morning and the en-
tire ffniily was kept busy until late in
the night To-day one man employed at
Geo. II loves slaughter house kills and
dresses forty pigs in ten hours.
Hon. 4. !. Colborn and wife viii cele-
bTate the fisielh anniversary Of their
marriage on Sunday next, when all Of
their children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren are expected Ia gather
around the family board. Notwithstand-
ing having been fifty years married Ma
jor Colborn still considers himself "a
young man. and in reality i more active
than most men are ~ fifty years Of age
His good wife bears her years hec0nIiugly.
Mr.. and Mrs. ColbOrn viii entertain *
many OF their friends as iaay see III
10 call AZ their residence on Monday next
Il Is The exceptional couple that live
70 celebrate their golden wedding . but
Banker Samuel Phiisoa and wife, of ller-
lin. celebrated theins four or FIVE years
ago. and both are still hale and hearty.
Mr.. Joseph Kirk Love and Miss Sarah
Elizabeth Jennings we're united in mar
riage at the home OF the brides sister
Mrs. y. +. Sloan-in Piltsburg, on
Wednesday evening last, Rev. {. p.
CiIeeseuian. OF tina, city. officiating The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Jenaifer Jennings, while the gToan's
business partner, Mr.. William Sunshine,
performed the dutics OF best man. y
large number OF invited guests witaessed
the ceremony and enjoyed the reception,
which Immediately fjlowed. After s-n
extended bridal trip the happy young
s.5uple.will. returH - Johnsiewn, where
the groom * engaged in business Jo-
sepn Kirk Love * the e.dcs; son Of Mr..
aud Mrs. GeoFEe H. I.nxe. OF this place.
Alarming reports come from Pi-is5drg
regarding the condition 0f Miss Mamie,
daughter cr Captain aud Mrs. w II. san
nef. nosice Of whose iiIIiess was made IN
oar last issue. Aliss SINNER. who -
student AZ the Piashurg Feinale College,
j. suffering fseIn a severe attaek oi "
phofd fever and Friday her condition
was such as 10 arouse the most serious
apurehensions on the part Of her physi-
clan and nurse, and when her father and
mother and brother. Frank H., were
~ l,er bedside. Latest reports
are 10 the effect that the invalid has been
in a. coanatose state since Friday night
aud that the chances for her recovery are
very slight. Miss SanBer l. only about
Il years OF age and Is one Of Somersets
brightest and most popular young ladies'