Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1909-02-11
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In letter to Miss Margaret Waesche,
of this place, dated Feb'y LIST, Mrs. Leli
Cover Seymour, of Washington, D. c.,
says:
Last Wednesday night had the worst
shock of my life. Mr.. Seymour and
had been out for some time and on get
ting back we found the front door I'M
locked. The house had been entered by
burglars between and 8 o'clock. They
broke open the bed room doors up stairs
and had the contents of all bureaus,
stands trunks and chests scattered over
the floor and beds, also the desk in the
sitting room was broke open and papers
scattered all about. They got about $50
worth of jewelry and some money.
Logs Letter.
Mrs Mary Mort and daughter Mrs.
Harry Lohr and granddaughter Marie
Lohr returned on Saturday after spend
ing the week with relatives in Waynes-
bor0.
Mrs. Eva Wachter and son of Balti-
more, Mrs. Ella Neighbors of Lewistown
and Mrs. l.. X. Miller of Creagerstown
were the guests of Mrs. w. l.. Miller on
Tuesday last, also visited Mrs. Jere
Martin.
Miss Emma Devilbss of Detour visited
Miss May Currens during Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. N. Mmma and granddaughter near
Motters spent several days with his
daughter Mrs Michael Robinson.
Mr.. Chas. Miller, the genial clerk at
OFT Bros general store, left on Tuesday
for Littlestown where at high noon We'd
nesday he was united in marriage to Miss
Florence Lindaman of that place. They
are now on an extended wedding tour
His friends of this community wish them
happy and prosperous life.
Mr. Chas. Currens of Waynesboro paid
a visit to his sister May and other friends
on Sunday last.
The choir of Mt Tabor Lutheran church
met for rehearsal at the home of Mrs.
Jere Martin on Friday evening.
! Mrs. Richard Miller and family of
Graceham visited her brother Mr.. Michael
Robinson and family.
Mr.. Clarence OFT attended the wedding
of his cousin Mr.. Chas. Miller at Titles
town on Wednesday last.
/ Mrs. VIM Eigenbrode and family and
her mother Mrs. VIM. Winebrenner all
spent Friday evening with Mrs. G..
Freshour and family
FAIR Dealings.
A very pretty wedding of the season
was that of Miss Florence Elizabeth,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Francis Lin
daman and Mr.. Charles Edgar Miller, a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Miller of
near Logs, which took place on Wednes-
day noon, February Sd, at the home of
the brides parents at Littlastown, Pa.
Promptly at IL o'clock the bridal couple
entered the parlor to the strains of Lob
engrin's wedding march, rendered by Miss
Lula Wire, and stood beneath an arch OF
evergreen from which was suspended a
white bell They were met by Rev. F.
S. Lindaman, father of the bride, who
performed the ceremony, assisted by
Rev. Hench and Rev. Manning, in the
presence of the immediate relatives anC
few close friends,
The bride was attired in white radi
UNI silk gown and carried roses and maid
enhair ferns, slippers and gloves to match
The groom wore the conventional blacl
with grey gloves.
The parlor was beautifully decorated
with plants and evergreens.
After the ceremony they received con
gratulations after which all passed int
the dining room where refreshments o
a choice order were served. The dinin.
room was decorated in white and green
The bride, who is very popular youn,
lady and has host of friends, was tn
recipient of many handsome gifts Tn
groom is prosperous young man an
has many friends. The bridesmaid wa
Miss Verna Dillero of Detour, and the bes
man, Mr.. J.. Howard Miller, brother O
the groom; ushers, Mr.. w. r. Mottei
: of Taneytown, and Mr.. 10y Lindamar
brother of the bride.
The couple left mid showers of rice fo
Baltimore, Washington and Wakefield
Va.