The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-09-13
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march, the blushing bride and the
happy groom the bridal gown and
the bridal cake, the presents, the
minister with his book of fate
these are the topics that appeal to
all and are stale to none.
Miss Ida Jane Clark, daughter
of Mrs. Clark, Of Beryl, was on
last Tuesday evening united in
marriage to Mr.. James Earnest
Cross, of this place. The ceremony
was performed in the NJ. E. church
at s p. M, Rev. Snedegar, the pas
tor, was the officiating clergyman
and used the impressive ring ser
vice. The church was crowded
beyond its capacity by the many
friends and relatives of the young
couple, who came from far and near
to see Jim" Cross married and
grasp his hand and that of his
beautiful bride in the warmest and
most sincere congratulations.
Across the street opposite the
church stands the home of the
happy couple furnished from top
to bottom and it was only few
steps from the altar, laden with
blooming plants and fragrant flow
ers, to the table groaning beneath
the weight of most sumptuous
wedding supper. The house was
then open to the. friends of the
young couple, who were kept busy
until a late hour receiving con-
gratulations, The presents were
numerous, handsome, useful and
costly.
Miss Fannie Elliott, of St.
Mary's Seminary, Md, presided at
the piano playing Lohengrin's
wedding march for the occasion.
The brides maids were Misses
Edith Elliott and Rose Foley. The
groomsmen were Messrs. Harry
Beard and Edward McRoble.
Miss Emma Ridgely, of Ridgely,
spent few days of this week in
town the gnest Of relatives.
The large congregation attend
ing services in the NJ. Z. church
at Cross on last Wednesday even
ing, where somewhat surprised
when informed by the minister af-
ter regular services were over ito
keep their seats awhile longer. "
The wedding march announced
the approach of a bridal party and
in few minutes, Miss Katie Dur
ham, of Barnum, and Mr.. Russell
Right, of the same place, attended
by friends appeared before the al
tar. After the ceremony and re-
ceiving congratulations from those
present the bridal couple were
driven to Piedmont, where they
took No. 7 Thursday morning for
Atlantic City and trip through
parts of Canada, returning home
about Oct. Ist. Mr.. Right is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Right, of
Cross, and is boss miner for the
Monroe Coal Mining Company, of
Barnum. Mr.. and Mrs. Right
will make their home at Barnum,
and will occupy a new cottage un-
der construction which will be
rushed to completion in time for
their return.
Antidating the wedding of Mr..
Russell Right by a few days comes
the announcement of the marriage
of his younger brother, Mr.. Mel
son Kight and Miss Digman, both
of Barnum. They were married
on last Monday evening, Sept. 3rd,
at Piedmont, by Rev. H. H.
Right, and will make their future
home at Barnum.
The members of the NJ. Z. Sum
day school held their annual pic
mic in Borderside grove on last
Thursday.
The new B. & o. platform at
this place is at last completed,
much to the JOY and comfort of all
those who were compelled to get
off and on the trains at this place.
In head collision between two
railroad speeders on the Savage
River R. r. on last Wednesday
night, Mr.. N. U. Bond, presi-
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