The Robesonian., 1908-12-10
COLLINS-MOORE.

Mrs. Sarah Collins and Mr.. A.
B. Moore United in Marriage
Ceremony Performed by
Justice White in White &
Coughs Store-A Cloud of
Witnesses Gather to See the
Interesting and Impressive
Ceremony.
Know all men by these pres
ents that Mrs. Sarah Fleet Col
Inns that was is now Mrs. A. B.
Moore, these two having been
joined together in the holy bonds
of matrimony Tuesday morning
by Justice A. E. White.
Salute the BRIDE, ordered
Justice White when the words
that made them man and wife
had.been said-between US, now,
and not to let it go any further,
that's the way Justice White
always does when he acts in his
official capacity; he's the worst
man you ever saw about want
ing to see the first kiss of we'd
lock when he ties the knot: quite
the worst
Salute the BRIDE, ordered
Justice White, and Mr.. Babe"
he crooked his left arm around
the new-made Mrs. Babes neck
and kissed her right in the
mouth. And if you'll promise
not tell, there can be no harm
in letting you know, now that
it's all over, that Justice White
started to do the same thing
you know justice sometimes
takes a fee-but-
To begin at the beginning,
Mrs. Sarah Fleet Collins, nee
Britt, whose home is-or was-on
the Creek road, at the place
commonly called the Broad
Ridge, and who will be 55 years
old, come next spring; and Mr..
A. B. Moore, known throughout
all these coasts as Babe"
Moore, who is 60, or 81, or 62, or
maybe 63 years old and who lives
about one mile north of town,
near the Meadow branch, on Mr..
A. w. McLean's place, known
as the Graham placc-Mrs. Col.
lins that was and Mr.. Moore that
is came to town Tuesday morn
ing, steered themselves into
White & Coughs store, let it be
known that they wanted to get
married and that they wanted
Mr.. A. E. White, J. P, to per-
form the ceremony then anC
there-there, certain and the
then to be no farther removed
from the time of speaking thar
it should take Mr.. Moore to re-
pair to the register of deeds
Office, secure the necessary ere
dcntials and return.
While the groom-to- be sped OF
the wings of love for the license
the bride-to-be fingered in the
store and made some purchases
During this necessary wait i
became noised abroad that thi
popular couple was to be mar
ried, and by the time the pro
spective groom returned quite ;
cloud of witnesses had gathered
All things else being ready, whel
the groom returned the con
tracing parties, the officiatin,
magistrate and the host of friend
that had gathered repaired t
the office in the rear of the stor
and there and then the solem
words were SAID that joine
them together for better or fl
worse. In winding up the Ger,
mony Justice White uttered the:
solemn words: "(H-mD You al
both young and inexperienced
you are launching upon an III
known and tempestuous sea, ar
the only thing that will keG
peace in the family is to beha'
and trade with White & Cough.
Messrs. White & Cough pr
sented the couple with a pair
blankets.
While the groom was aw;
getting the license the brio
chatted cheerfully. She has
heart for any fate and if tn
unknown and tempestuous s
Mr.. White spoke so feeling
and POLITICALLY about should pro
too tempestuous she knows VIII
she will do. While chatting /
fore the ceremony she told j
tice White that if Babe" did,
treat her right she'd go back
her home. Mr.. White told /
if it came to that to come
him and he'd give her divorC
and she said she'd certainly
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