The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1907-01-10
MIDWINTER MARRIAGES.
Gertie Finley, Amy Douglass, Della
Young, and Florence Carnell
Among the Brides.
NEWS" WISHES THEM HAPPINESS.
HEss-cARNELL.

CARMEL, OF DOtt, az y o Clock,
Wednesday evening, when her
daughter, Florence Virginia, was
united In marriage to John q.
Hess, In the presence of a few
witnesses.
The ceremony was performed !
by Rev. William Hendershot, as
sisted by Rev. James r.. Logue.
The wedding march was render
ed by Mrs. Mabel Carnell. After
the ceremony a splendid supper
was served.
The bride was han isomely
gowned IN cream colored silk,
with point venise trimming, and
natural flowers.
The BRIDE and groom are wei
known, and highly respected
young people Ct Bethel township,
and have the good wishes of a
host of frieads.
At nine o'clock the Calithum-
pian Band appeared on the scene,
dressed in tnelr paraphernalia
and gave them some of the most
inspiring music heard in the
neighborhood for many years.
Rev. Logue made an address of
welcome in behalf of the BRIDE
and groom. Appreciation was
further shown by serving cake
and cigars to the Band, who re.
sponded by giving three cheers
for The newly welded pair, and
the longest piece of music it was
ever ones good fortune to hear.
The band of Calithumplans was
composed of true gentlemen, who
performed their duty as musl-
clans with great skill and power.
The Captains face pictured the
music in his soul as he welded
his baton, keeping time to the in
spring strains with vigor. All
who listened were well pleased
with the music, good order, and
manly conduct of the serenaders,
who, after many good nights, de-
parted quietly for their homes.
PHILLIPS-DOUGLA
A beautiful wedding took place
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Watson w. Douglass, IN Thomp-
son township, on Wednesday ev-
ening of last week, when their
daughter, Miss Amy, was united
in marriage to Mr.. William p.
Phillips. The ceremony was lm-
pressively performed by Rev. A.
G.. b. Powers, of Needmore, in
the presence of quite a number
of friends and neighbors.
The wedding march was play
ed by Mr.. Roy Daniels; MISS An
ma Comerer was bridesmaid, and
Mr.. Jacob Douglass, best man.
The bride was gowned in white
silk. After the ceremony an6
congratulations, the dining room
door was thrown open, and q
sumptuous wedding dinner serv
ed.
The BRIDE was the recipient o
many valuable and useful pres
ents.
, The happy couple arc excellent
young people, and start off IN the
{ journey of marital life with the
) very kindest wishes of their nu
merous friends.
! CHARLTON-FINDLEY.
1 January l, 1907, was happy
I New Years day to at least tw,
I people we know, and we trus
that as each first of January shal
. come through a period of man,
3 years, they may look back upo'
that OF 1907 as beng the begin
ning of genuine happiness ant
prosperity. These people arr
now MIR. and Mrs. George A
Charlton, and their home is a
5 Maddensville, Pa. Mrs. Maddel
d wrote her name Miss Gerti
!. +. Finley up to New Years day
when she found herself at Noun
! Union in company of Mr.. Char
/ ton, and then it happened tina
/ Rev. Henry X. Ash, OF Thre
. Springs, former pastor am
o friend OF tho family, was IN tn
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