The Portland daily press., 1889-09-26
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JEWETT--MORRIS.


Williston church made beautiful appear
ance yesterday afternoon, having been ex-
quisitely dressed with flowers by the friends
of the couple soon to become one. Mr..
Frank w. Jewett, son of Conductor John
Jewett, was married to Miss Geneva B. Nor
ris of this city. The ushers were Bion R.
Lane, Seth F. Clark, Frank c. Allen and
Frank n. Strout. The bride and groom
were preceded up the aisle by the ushers,
Mr.. Kimball, the organist, playing the we'd
ding march. The bride was dressed in
white silk, with bridal veil. She carried a
bouquet of white roses. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Mr.. Bayley of State
street church. After the wedding at the
church a collation. was served at Mr.. jew
ett's residence ON West street, for friends
from out Of town, quite number being
present from Gardiner and elsewhere. There
was pr0fusi0n of presents, one room being
completely filled. Among the most noticea-
firm, j. W. Perkins & Co., an imported
French clock, from his fellow employees, a
full silver service from the father ana moth
er of the groom, full dinner set from the
brides mother and brother, and a hat rack
Mrs. Jewett left on the evening Irain for
wedding journey to New York and Washing
ton. On their return they will live at "a
West street.
MAXWELL GRAHAM.
st. Paul's church was crowded to repletion
yesterday afternoon, and the ladies who
couldn't get in waited on the sidewalk of
Locust street to see the happy pair who were
about to be made one. 1t was the occasion
of the marriage of Mr.. Edward 4. Maxwell
and Miss Margaret It. Graham. of this city.
The bridesmaids were Miss Lena Maxwell
and Miss Florence Graham. Mr.. e. ID.
Thompson of Boston was best man. The
ushers were Mr.. w. j. Scott and Mr.. Joseph
Hutchinson. The bride was given away by
herbrother, Mr.. Arthur Graham. Rev. Z.
H. Tfndell, the rector OF st. PauPs, of11ciat-
ed. The bride was dressed in white sllk,
en- trdine, with long tulle veil, and carried
Ing bride. The gentlemen were in morning
costume. After the ceremony lunch was
served at the residence of the gr0om's father
DIR. Maxwell, on Hampshire street. There
were many exceedingly handsome presents.
The firm with which the groom is connected,
Messrs Parker, Holmes u Co., of Boston,
gave a. magnificent steel engraving, richly
framed, From the fellow employees of the
groom there was a full silver service. Mr..
and Mrs. Maxwell left on the p. m. train
Tor q wedding JOuIucJs dibrl WhiCh bhOii
home will be in Burlington, VT
RoDICK-HEIBER.
Mr.. b. b. Rodick and Miss Lizzie Heiber
were united In marriage yesterday afternoon
at the residence of Rev. A, t. Dunn, d. d.
on Pine street, by whom the ceremony was
performed. Mr.. Sweet and the employees o.
| the CITY Hotel presented Mr.. Rodlck, VINO Is
| head waiter there, with handsome purse o.
| money, as token of their esteem, and ten
| dered their best wishes in his new career
sAULsoN-BIGELow.
AUGUSTA. September 25.-Miss Julia ID
Bgelow, daughter of Hon. William d. Big
Glow of this city. was united in marriage
with Mr.. Charles 4. Saulson of the New
York Associated Press. at 8 O'Clock this al
ternoon. Rev. Mr.. Griffin, of the Unitarian
church, performing the ceremony. 1t was
quiet wedding at Mr.. Bigelow's residence
only the relatives and intimate friends being
present.