Wedding Belle*One of the most pleasant social events of the season occurred at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Smith, near Sears-burg, on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 15. The occasion was the marriage of their (daughter Miss Louisa, to Peter C. Chapman, of Ovid, N. Y. A large number of invited guests were present including relatives and early school friends. The bride was dressed in rich and tasty material ; and style, and never appeared to greater advantage or more beautiful than at this time. The ceremony was performed by Rev. E. Tyler, pastor of the Christian church, at Scarsburg, for which eongrega-i tion the bride had been organist for a long time.1 The bridal gifts were elegant and cost- lt;; ly, coming from friends present and ab- i • sent. We noticed gifts from Penn Yan, i ; Lock port, Auburn, Ithaca, Rochester and i Detroit, Mich jBesides immediate neighbors, there were present, Mr and Mrs. Hngh Chap- lt;rhan, and Miss Satie, parents and sister of ! the bridegroom, Mr. Josiah Chapman, \ wife and daughters, brother of the 1 groom, Mr. and Mrs. Josiah B. Chapman, I Dr. G. B. Bristol and wife, of Willard, lt;Mr. and Mrs. C. Jones, Mr and Mrs. D C. Kinne and mother, F. C. Allen, Esq., all of Ovid, Mrs. Weed Barnum, sister of the bridgroom, husband and son,of Seneca Falls, Covert Smith and bride, of Farmer Village, Rev J. G. Noble, Miss Jennie Easling, D C. and Loren Smith and others of Trumansburg iAfter a pleasant collation, and congrat- 1 uiations,the happy couple left on the sev £ en o’clock train for Lockport and Ni- i agara. tThey start out on the journey of life | together with the kindest regards and c best wishes of their many friends. N. g-