ANOTHER PLEASANT WEDDING.%. ^ ^ “Sunday wia* a.red letter day in the wedding ealieudair as well as in temperature. Anticipating current rumors by at least twenty-four hours, thereway performed at t he Catholic ehjureh a wedding service not only full of! importance to the worthy principally in the affair, but replete with mterewt to their many friends in this locality. The union of Mr. Daniel B. Harrington with Miss Maggie O’Connor shortly after the morning: service at the Cath-! olie church* was social event, of a? ' :\ most pleasing nature, Though the j af?a'i;r was sprung a H-ttie in tLdvagce oftgeneful ' expectation, and thereforecomparatively . few present, yet our, whoib coznexmogty joins in etirnesjt con-• : /gmtnlatiom At the close of thi» mar-i iriijige ceremony, the wedding party was driven to the home of the bride’s pa-rents, wbeire a becoming recyptiqn was held| after which Mr. and Mrs. Harrington tooii possession of their new home.a pleasant one suitably prepared and: arranged fbr their reception,;A very ; handsome list of wedding • | presents 1 from thoughtful friendsmarked the occasion, among which we are perm Med to mention an elegant plaiiio, the gift;of the brides brother, Sjfr. Thosi O'Coabor.Mr. and' Mrs, iHarrlngton have thej t *tost generony congratulations ’of our a eUUens ali, which they have both well3} earaedacid at$ justly entitled tciI