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Indiana County Gazette, Indiana PA, July 22, 1891



MARRIAGE LICENSES



William R. GROW and Lizzie A. CROFT, both of Buffington twp.



D. C. TAYLOR, of New Avonmore, PA, and Sadie H. ROSBOROUGH, of Saltsburg,

PA.



Charles KELLEY, of Loyalhanna twp., Westmoreland Co., and Susana E. SERENA,

of Bell twp., Westmoreland Co.



C. D. MORTON, of Graceton, and N. Lizzie LONG, of Homer City.



H. L. SPENCER, of Flora, and Elizabeth GRIFFITH, of Gilpin.



MARRIED



Benjamin M. LONG, of Indiana, to Agness MCCREARY, of Marion Center, PA,

on July 15, 1891, at the M. E. parsonage in Marion Center, PA, by

Rev. James Altman.



William R. GROW, of Indiana county, to Lizzie A. CROFT, of Croft

Postoffice, Indiana county, on July 16, 1891, by Rev. A. C. EHRENFELD.



DEATHS



Sarah Francis BARRETT, daughter of Thomas and Kate BARRETT, of Grant

twp., died on July 10, 1891, of spinal disease, at the age of 9 years,

7 months, and 21 days.



Flora Mabel PALMER, daughter of D. T. and Mary PALMER, of Blacklick,

died on July 20, 1891, at the age of 6 months and 14 days.



MISCELLANEOUS



Mrs. Martha DICKEY, of Saltsburg, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Dr.

William HOSACK.



Mrs. John HOFFMAN and daughter Florence of Allegheny are visiting

Mrs. HOFFMAN's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George GROFT of East Water street.



Samuel THOMPSON, who has been visiting his father, A. S. THOMPSON of

Railroad avenue, returned to Wilkinsburg last night, where he is a

book-keeper in a large grocery store.



Miss Mary MCFADDEN, who has been teaching school in Portland, Oregon,

for two years, returned home to spend the summer with her mother,

Mrs. Eliza MCFADDEN, of Church street.