Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1904-09-17

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home. If the reception rendered at Mr..
| Fahey'S residence was warm the
demonstration which speeded them on
their way was no less So Showers of
rice and torrents of old shoes fell on and
around them, and the way their trunks
were labeled and decorated "was Il
sight" Route posters, worn-out shoes
big and little, rubber boots, etc,
dangled from all round them, and the
word honeymoon, shone like a bee
hive when there is no eclipse about.
At Piedmont several hours later
another host met and put them through
another course of rice, shoes, etc, and
sent them rejoicing over the Threshold
of life's journey.
Mrs. Carey's numerous friends, while
rejoicing over her good fortune, regret to
part with her She is "A charming young
daughter of John Fahey, formerly of
Franklin, this county, now superintend-
ent of Rosemont Coal company, Rose
mont, w. Va.
Mr. Carey left Franklin ten years ago
to assist his brother, Thomas, i'll the
undertaking business, and has since been
very successful Like his bride, he
seems to be rich III the number and
character of his friends.
After leaving Grafton their friends
resumed the social and it is said with
an assurance which leaves no room for
doubt that an epidemic of proposals and
acceptanceS set in, and no less than
seven engagements We're contracted and
practically announced. In one instance
even the day was set-Thursday, Novcm-
Der II, 1904. A young business man of
Cumberland will take Grafton lady,
and young Grafton man had the good
fortune to obtain the consent of a promi-
nent Fairmont belle. In the latter in
stance it happened that the bargain,
made Just before the train left for Fair
mont, was overheard by a mutual friend,
who gave it to IA confdn"fr i'll the
strictest confidence" and that is the
way what was intended to I've a secret,
great and sweet, got out.
Through the JOURNAL the many
friends who enjoyed this great wedding
festivity wish to express their thanks to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fahey, parents of the
bride, for the unbounded hospitality
which made the occasion so happy.
MIR. and Mrs. Martin Carey, beginning
September Is, Jersey City, N. j., are Eat
home to their friends.
The list of bridal gifts noted below
does not include the many and expen-
sivc articles presented by Mrs. Carey S
parents:
Frank Flynn, of New Iork-Sterling Sill
yer Tea Set.
Miss Healey, of Piedmont, West Na.-Sil-
yer Fruit Basket
Mr. and Mrs. John l.. Hcchmer, of Graf
| ton, West Na-Antique Silver Carving Set.
Michael Healev. of Weston, West Va
| Set of Silver Knives and Forks.
l.. Browning. of Grafton, w. Va-Pickle
| Fork.
Mr. and Mrs W. F. Hendrickson of Graf
| ton, West Na.-Set of Silver Soup Spoons
Mr. and Mrs. U. b. Williams. of Grafton,
| West Na.-Hand-PaintedC China Plate,
Thomas Cook, of Grafton, West Va.-Set
| of Silver Fruit Knives.
Miss Lizzie McCue, of Grafton, West Va.
bureau Scarf.
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Shields. of Grafton,
| West Na.-Set of Silver Knives and Forks.
Mr. and Mrs Michael Foley, of Grafton,
| West Na.-Set of Silver Tea Spoons.
Mrs. and Mr.. Lynch. of Roscmont, West
| Na.-Set of Silver Tea Spoons.
| Mr.. and Mrs Cooke of Grafton, West Va.
Silver Carving Set.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Durbin of Grafton,
| West Na.-Cut Glass Vase.
Floyd Patten, of Grafton, West Va.-Sil-
| yer Sugar Shell.
| Mr. and Mrs Carlin, of Grafton, West Va
| cut Glass Olive Dish.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. a. Cole of Grafton, West
| Na.-Onc Silver Fork.
Miss Anne GIlligan, of Grafton, West Va
One Gold Fork.
Misses Watkins, of Grafton, West Va
| Cut Glass Salt and Pepper Set.
Mrs. James Moran, of Grafton, West Va
Cut Glass Salt and Pepper Set
NJ. G. Kenny, of Grafton West VA
| Hand-Painted Fruit Dish.
Miss Kate O'Donnell of Mountain Lake,
| Md.-One Dozen Linen Napkins.
Anna Collins of Franklin, MI.-Silvcr
| Berry Set.
Mrs. b. Whalen, of Grafton, West Va
One Hand-lainted Dish.
Drs Warder and Mackcn. of Grafton, W.
Na.-Hand Painted Claret Pitcher.
G.. Loar, of Grafton, West Na-Fancy
| Jardiniere.
Miss McAvay, of Grafton, West Na.-Lin-
| en- Stand Cover.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Foley, of Grafton W.
Na.-China Tea Set.
Mrs. w b. Stuck, of Grafton, West Va
| Cut Glass Cracker Bowl.
Mr. and Mrs. J. f. Carey, of Piedmont,
West Na.-China Berry Set
Miss Ollie Garner, of Grafton, West Va
| Hand. Painted China Plate.
Miss Margaret Cook, of Grafton, West Va
Silk Sofa Cushion.
| NJ. Watkins. of Grafton, West Na-One
| Dozen Liuen Napkins and Tablecloth.
Mrs. J. Cook, of Grafton, w. Na.-Iinen
| Stand Cover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael O'DonnelI, of Pied
| mont, West Na.-One Dozen Linen Napkins
| and Tablccloth
Fred Roger of Grafton, West Va.-One
| Dozen Linen Napkins.
Miss Marie Foley, of Grafton, West Va
| Pair Linen Towels
Misses Lena and Lora Davis, of Grafton,
| West Na.-Pair Linen Towels.
Mrs. G. a. Cook, of Grafton, West Va
| Handy Wrought Centrel'iece
Miss Annie Dorsey, Of Grafton, West Va.
Linen Stand Cover.
Messrs. NJ. J. and =. a. Tcrncy. of Pied
mont, West Na.-One Dozen Napkins and
| Linen TableclOth.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones, of Grafton, West Va.
Pair Linen Towels.
Messrs. Thomas and Della Welsh. of Bal
| timore, Md.-One Silver Berry Set.
| Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Hustcl of Cumber-
| land Md.-One Hand Painted China Plate
Miss May Brophy, of Frostburg, Md Cut
| Glass Water Set
Miss Kate Flanagan, of Franklin, Md
| One Gold Sugar Shell.
| Mrs. Harry Kegan, of Washington. d. G.