Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1897-06-18
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ITEMS FROM MANTE0

Mrs. T. r. Mann left Monday
night for Oriental.
DR.. +. p. Gates left Saturday
morning for Norfolk
Capt. Barney Peel Of Hatteras
IS visiting Wanchese.
Nj. Dick Blount returned to
Manteo Saturday night.
Nh and Mrs. Nixon of Chapa-
noLe are at the Tranquil House.
Manteo, the dull disappears
when all the boys and girls re-
turn.
Mr.. X. h. Etheridge returned
Saturday night from Trinity
College.
The protracted meeting is
being held in the Baptist church
this week.
Rev. +. S. Alridge, Pres. of
Belwood Institute was i'll town
Wednesday last
Mr.. A. S. Mann who has been
visiting i'll Moyock, returned
Saturday morning.
Mr.. c. w. Davis returned
Saturday night from a visit to
his home in Winfall
Miss Christian Payne has been
visiting he1 sister, Mrs. NJ. Pugh
of Wanchese the past week.
Miss M. Hitch will leave
Thursday; all are sorry to see her
leave and hope to welcome her
again.
Miss Fannie Dudley Of Hat
teras is visiting Roanoke Island.
We are delighted to have her
with us.
Mrs. Berry Stowe and family |
from Hateras are on ROnOke ls>
land visiting her mother Mrs.
II. Willis.
Miss Bessie W. Baker returned
Saturday morning from Raleigh |
where she has been attending
St. Mary's College.
Owing to the illness of the
pastor, Rev. Charles Taylor held |
the services III the Methodist
church at WanChese Sunday.
Miss Lois Willis, who has
been visiting III Washington
N. c. for some time reached her
new home III Wanchese last
week.
Those who went to the church
Wednesday evening for prayer
meeting found it beautifully dec
grated with arches, hearts, and
bells. Soon too the wedding bells
rang out and the ushers, w. H.
B. Langston and L. D. Tarking-
ton announced the bridal party.
Then the grand old Mendelssohn
rang out, beautifully rendered
by Miss Eva Eola Evans, and
the bridal party entered. The
first who en- t er d was
Miss Jennie Largston, maid of
honor, with Mr.. Thomas r.
Creef. Then came Miss bessie
Simpson with Mr.. Willie Baum,
Miss Matte johnson with Mr..
7. Daniels, and Miss Mollie Dan
iels with Mr.. Joe Baum. After
these had taken their places lit
tie Miss Bonny Bell Evans and
Mablc Evans entered with bass
kets of lovely flowers OH their
arms, and strewing rose leaves
in the pathway Of the bride and
groom who entered Just after
them, Mr.. Eugene Peel, of Hat
teras, and Miss Augusta Laugh
of this place. The
gentle rustic Of the bridal veil
as it mingled with the soft meshes
of tram, struck an awed silence
into the hearts of all present as
the couple walked under the
bridal arch. The ceremony was
rendered by Rev.G. d.
Langston. Then while sweet mu-
sic stole through the doors and
arches, those now joined by the
most sacred ties, as man and
wife left the church followed by
the bridal party. They all re-
turned to the residence Of Dr.
+. P. Gates and though the party
remained till quite late, there
was only quiet 10y mingled
with sadness as one turned from
the bride OH earth to the bride
now in heaven, from the home
where they were now stopping.
Tie best wishes of all Our peo
pie go with the happy couple as
they go to their home; may peace
love and happiness ever attend
them.