Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-06-16
THE MONTH Of ROSES.
Cupid is Waging a Very
Active Campaign.
M'dUIRE-FOLEY NUPTIALS.
A New Bedford Editor Comes to This
City for q Bride.

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wedding march pealed forth In the beau
tii.i edifice, st. Joseph's Church, as Dem
mis- p. Mcclure and Miss Margaret e..
Foley proceeded slowly up the broad
center aisle to the altar to be united In the
holy bonds OF matrimony.
As they reached the altar the sweet
bridal hymn, "The Bride" was rendered
by Miss Mary Callahan.
Rev. Father Kinnerney performed the
ceremony.
A nuptial high mass was then celebrated.
Professor John f. Canavan presided at
the organ and the regular choir was
present. At the offertory the duett, 30
Spouse Me-" was sang by Miss Mary
Callahan and w. 8. McCaughey.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Susan Foley, and the groom by his
brother, Cornelius Mcclure.
The bride was attired In a bewitching
costume of white and wore bridal veil.
The bridesmaid wore pretty costume.
Father Kinnerny spoke in q very COM
plimentary terms of the young couple.
There were many present from Boston
and other cities.
A wedding breakfast was served at the
brides home on Pitcher street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcclure will reside In Boston.
Gioyd-Jackson.
At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon Charles
A. Gloyd and Miss Minnie II. Jackson
were united in marriage, at the residence
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Rev. J. j. Woolley.
The bride was dressed in a gown Of
white brocade China silk, trimmed with
Irish point lace and wore q wreath Of
orange blossoms with ornaments, consist
ing OF diamond ring, pin and earrings.
The bridesmaid was Miss Eta Gloyd, and
the best man George Shaw, the maid of
honor being Miss Myra Marr. The newly
welded couple left last night for New
York on their wedding tour.
MacColi. Craig.
At the residence of j. X. MacColl on
Broadway, yesterday afternoon, Editor
Alexander MacColl of the New Bedford
Journal and Miss Grant Stewart Craig
were united In marriage by Rev. Alexan-
der McGregor.
The Bride Is from Bromley, Kent, Eng,
and for a short time has been the guest
OF the bridegroom's brother I'm this city.
The bride was given away by her brother,
j. Hallv Craig of the Holtzer- Cabot
Electric Company OF Boston.
slattery- Morrissey.
At St. Joseph's IChurch, Ashton, Tues
day morning Timothy Slattsry Of New
Bedford and Miss Maggie Morrissy were
Joined in the holy bonds of matrimony by
Rev. Father Fitzsimmons. The happy
couple will reside in New Bedford.
walsh McGrath.
Wedding bells rang joyously out at st.
Patrick's church yesterday morning when
Robert Walsh and Miss Selma McGrath
were united in marriage by Rev. Father
Malone. Edward Donohue was best man
and Miss Winnie Murphy the bridesmaid.
They were the recipients Of many con-
gratulations.
Osborne. Callahan.
There was large congregation at st..
Patrick's church yesterday forenoon to
witness the marriage of James Osborne to
Miss Sarah l.. Callahan by Rev. Father
Coffee. Miss Mary Callahan was brides
maid and p. J. Thompson best man. Al
ter the ceremony a reception was held and
many congratulations received.
Healey Normandin.
James Healey of this city was united in
marriage yesterday to Miss Mary Nor
mandin of Fall River.