The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30 00:00:00

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INTIZIATII6 WIDDING AT TePHILI. —laxly on the
morning of Wednesday, the inhabitants of Easton,
Weston, Wakeitem, and eepesially of Reforne, were
smiled by the rapid firing of guns and nevi* the Port-
land custom when a noteworthy wedding is about to
tabs place, and soon a long string of flags was stretched
aeries the street at Referee. Yr. J oh. Angel Gibbs,
now of OarditY, was that morning to marry Blies
Rliatbeth Pearce Shriven, the youthfal daughter of Mr.
R. B. &riven, and in due time the happy event mine
off, to the delight of large numbers of the inhabitants.
The wedding party started in five cardigan from the
residence of the bride's father in the Referee, for the
Wesleyan Chapel, Easton Square where the seremony
was performed by the Rev. S. Beard. The bride wore
a silver grey moire antique dress, trimmed with doh
Bonbon leas and white corded ail, Mlle veil and toile
bonnet, with wreath of orange blossoms. The brides-
maids were Rue Jane Use Atterooll, Mies Annie
Gibbs, Mies Eleanor Jane Salves, sister of the bride,
and Mee Barak Attwooll, her cousin, the two first being
dressed in bine and white, with bonnets of blue terry, and
the two others in pink and white muslin, with wreaths.
The bndee party also included Mae Mary 804,013, Lae
Annie Bodeen, Miss Sarah Soriven, Wm Sarah Petrol,
Min Annie Attwooll. and Nuts Sarah Petro, Berle's,
younger sister of the bride. Mr. John Angel was
"bridegroom's bast man," and Mr. William Gibbs, Mr.
Williani Attwooll, Mr. Z. J. Pearce, Mr. W. Alaweell,
jun., and Mr. Pramual Peewee Salves, amosepanied
the bridegroom. The wedding party preseated
a very pretty appearance, and the chapel was
erunmed full. This was the Aryl wedding at the
shapel dna de license was obtained, and sedately
enough, the bride was when an infest, the fiat
baptised at the chapel. • very handsome hook being
the Bible and Wesley', Hymns bound together, was
presented by the Rev. B. Beard on behalf of the
trustees to the newly-wedded couple, with best wishes
fee happiness throughout their lives. After the are-
Reny the party drove teak to breakfast at the bride's
Mideast, and afterwards to Dareltester, es reek for
Boatheenton and Loodoe, there to Palm th• bossy.
mass. Mr. Board, of the Royal Rebels Fortune.' Wetly
=managed Me part of the marker. and very imam
the equipages looked as they rattled Arough
Portland, musing especial siesalicin and curiosity is
Fortune's Well.

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the asavioa for the harvest wee 414 to the
porta elm whisk was apprejoristaly deoorated.
wen reed hy the Rev. le 8. Wfiehere, curate i°
eheese, sad the eentsta yeesehed by the Bev. IL El•
Ball, neer if Osne Abbas. A eelleetke was made at
the Am, I. Sili a the f 0045 04 the Detest Ooststy
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of the Renee aped& earviese—lereace, pears., sad
byeaa—were alicese, the male bong very effectively
reedited by the choir. 'The prayers at the
service wan reed by the Rev. W. Hooper' of."6lla-
(roma ; the preacher on stab 1111011‘012 beteg the Right
Rev. Wallop t langhlon, D.D. Ooileeliona were nude
on behalf of the Dorset County HoepitaL