The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-07-05
TR0UT-B -BIGHAM NUPTIALS.
DR.. c. N. Trout, OF Red Lion, Formerly Of
this Place, Weds Miss Mary Bigham.

20, 1906, when her daughter,
Miss Mary, was united in the
holy bonds of matrimony with
DR.. N. G. Trout, of Red Lion.
Promptly at the appointed hour
the wedding party entered the
parior to the strains of Lohep
grln's Wedding March, rendered
by Miss Horner, of Knoxlyn.
The groom with his brother,
Maurice, of McCOnnellsburg,
we're the first to enter. They
were followed by the BRIDE 'smalds
Miss Mabel Trout, Of McConnells
burg, sister of the groom. and
Miss jennie Blgham, a cousin of
the bride. They were gowned in
white. Mr.. and Mrs. Paxton
Blgham, followed by Miss Big
ham, of Rutherford, the flower
girl, anne neAt. The bride was
gowned in white; wore a veil fast
ened with orange blossoms and
carried shower bouquet of
roses.
The BRIDE and groom s5ood be-
meath a bell of roses, while the Of
ticiatlng cIergymen, Rev. Dalzell,
OF Marsh Creek Presbyterian
church, assisted by Rev, Barnes,
an uncle of the bride, performed
the ceremony.
Following the nuptial service a
supper was served to the large
number of guests present.
The bride, who is most estinl.
able. young lady, was the recipient
of many valuable presents. The
groom Is a successful young den
tist of Red Lion, and a brother O.
Dr. n. G. Trout of Fairfield.
The couple left on THURSDAY
on an extended trip TO Niagart
Falls, New York, and other points
Upon their return they Will boarC
privately at Red Lion until the
completion of new house nov
being erected by the groom
which, it is said, will be the finest
in Red Lion.
Those present from a distance
were: MIR. and Mrs. Gray Big
ham and Miss Bigham, of Ruther'
ford; Robert Gordon, the Misses
Gordon and Miss West, of Waynes
boro; Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Knox
of Altoona; Agnew Demarest, Of
Jeffersonville, Ind; John w. Big
ham, Of Biglerville; Mrs M. g.
Trout, of McConnellsburg; Mrs
Nell Shoemaker, of Chambers.
burg; Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and
Mr. Mayes, of Red Lion, and DR.
Gusey, of York.
SHEETS--DANIELS.
Max A. Sheets, with Miss Neil
| Daniels. arrived at Hotel Wash
ington, Chambersburg, from Nc
Connellsburg, last Wednesday
morning, abouG 9 o'clock. Later
Rev. DR.. William A. West, Miss
May Sheets, and Miss Minnie
Relsner, also of McConnellsburg
registered. Mr.. Sheets called
the clerk into the private office
and whispered in his ear that he
and Miss Daniels would like to be
married in private parlor of the
hotel at / a. M, by the Rev. DR.
West. 81 want dinner for our
party" said Mr.. Sheets. "We
will leave via the Cumberland Val
ley railroad at l p, m. for Atlantic
City. But aoove all things [ wan
secrecy observed until after | ge
out of town" " The party was as
signed private parlors 8 and 10
At II o'clock the wedding cam,
of, and when the BRIDE and groom
left at 1 O'Clock, the latter was as
tonished to know how quietly th,
matter bad passed.
Mr.. Sheets is one of our busl
ness young men, having an inter
est in his fathers livery and i
proprietor of the McConnellsburl
and Mercersbnrg stage line
Miss Daniels is one of our bes
young ladies'. The News joins i
wishing them everything tina
may prosper theirvoyage throug
life.
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