Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-01-10

BEAR STATION, Jan. 3.--Miss Susie
CULLEN of Townsend and William Love
less of Wilmington were quietly married
at the home of James Loveless, brother
of the groom, at noon yesterday, by the
Rev. G. 5. Conway of Christiana. They
departed on the $40 train for an ex-
tended trip north, Among those present
were Mrs. Annie CULLEN of Townsend,
mother of the bride; Misses Jennie and
Annie CULLEN of Smyrna, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Francis Of Middletown, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Laker of Philadcl-
phia, MIR. and Mrs. j. II. Grimes, Harry
Loveless, Mr.. and Mrs. james LoYeless
of this place.
The young men of this place gave
very enjoyable dance in Eden Hall
Tuesday night. Visitors were present
from all over the State. Dancing began
at s o'clock and continued until l a. M,
with an intermission at l1.30 O'Clock
for refreshments. Professor Webb
furnished excellent music and there was
nothing to mar the pleasure of the
evening. Some of those present were:
Mrs. Thomas Laker of Philadelphia,
Mrs. William Loveless Of Wilmington,
Miss Sheetz Of Crumpton, Md, Mrs.
James Loveless, Misses Bessie Diehl,
Katie and Bertha Hayes, Ethel Barnes
Bessie Davis, Annie Davis and Julia
Keegen, Corbctt Hayes, Harry Hayes,
George Davis, Clayton Appleby, Charles
Dichl, Harry Loveless, Harry Grimes.
William Stapleton, Edward Davis, Eu-
gene Barnes, John Sheetz, James Robin
son, Wilbur Cox and Edward Moore OF
Bear. The invitation committee COM
prised Spencer Boyce and V. NJ. Webb.
The floor manager was William Webb.
The new blacksmith shop was opened
yesterday by David Webb Of Newark.
Mrs. Emma Bossert and son of Phila-
delphia have returned home after brief
visit to her brother j. L. Cough.
The new windmill on George w.
Gray's farm has been completed. 1t is
the highest windmill in this vicinity
being Sc feet in height.
Perry Anderson has returned from Q
brief visit to State Road.
BEAR STATION, jan, 5-.New Castle Grange
No. 81, met last night in Eden Hall, when
the following officers were installed by
| Past Master Arnold Medden assisted by X
| Hawthorn OF Diamond State Grange oil
| Stanton: Master, j. T. Hayes; Overseer, j
NJ. Collins; Lecturer, Mrs. Mary Grimes
| Steward. Eli Crossan; Assistant Steward
Georgc:E. aDanks; Lady Assistant Steward
| Mrs. Eli Crossan; Chaplain. J. Richards
Gate-keeper, Samuel Collins; Secretary
| Miss n. NJ. Hayes; Treasurer, Mrs. j. NJ
| Collins, Ceres, Mrs. j. q. Diehl; Pomona
Mrs. j. Il. Hayes; Flora, Mrs. II. Ii. Diehl
BEAR STATION, Jan. S.-rhe literary
society met last night in Eden Hall, New
| officers were installed as follows: Presi
dent, Spencer Boyce; Vice president
Miss Ethel Barnes; Secretary, Corbet
Hayes; Treasurer, Miss Bessie Dlehl
Lemonade and cake were served at Il
o'clock.
Personal: Miss Annie Robinson /
visiting friends in Smyrna-Ed Moor
is visiting friends in New Castle--Mis
Clara Bucksom has returned from
visit to Wilmington. L. Grimes
visiting friends in Kirkwood- John I
Hayes, wife and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
j. L. Grimes and Mr.. and Mrs. III
Crossan visited the meeting of the Dia
mond State Grange at Stanton, las
night-Mrs. William Loveless has re
turned to her home in Wilmingto
after an extended visit with her brothe
here--N. NJ. Webb has returned from
trip to Philadelphia--Alis Beula
Barnes has bought the fine dwellin
house and lot adjoining, from S. y
Gross; price, private-George W. Ora
has just completed q new ice house o
his fafm-David Webb of Delawal
City was in town yesterday-H. v
Vandever visited friends here yestcrda.