Marriage - CASKEY—ISLEY - 1897
The following from the Buffallo Express of Sunday, June 27, concerning a former Port Jervls boy, will be of interest to Gazette readers. Mr. Caskey, whose marriage is noted, is a graduate of our academy in the class of '89 and Is the only son of the late Ben j Caskey of Hill Crest Farm , near this vlllage . He is now stenographer with the Superior Lumber Co. A wholesale firm in Buffalo and is prominant in church and social affairs.
On Wednesday evening, Junee 23d, in the Niagara Square People's church, the marriage of Mr John Benjamin Caskey and Miss Harriet Ellen Isley was solemized.
The bride was gowned in white silk and wore a veil and carried bride roses.
S he was attended by her sister.Miss Ann A Isley , who wa s gowned in white organdie
over pink silk and carried pink sweet peas. The best man was Mr. Fred C. Landefeld and the usher s Messrs Emanuel Muntz and Alber TM. Wilson .
A n informal reception to relatives followed at the home of tho bride on Goodell street.
Later the bride and groom left for New York and Washington They will be at home to their friends after August 1st at N o . 82 Puffer Street. Th e out-of-town guests were the Misse S Caskey of Port Jervls, sisters of the groom. Mr. Caskoy's many friends here will be glad to hear of his success In business and social clrcals and in commo with THE GAZETTE will extend hearty congratulations
upon his marriage .
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