The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-06-27
MARRIED IN RALEIGH.
DR.. Francis A. Macon and Miss Caro-
line Litchford United In Matrimony.

Dr. Francis A. Macon and Miss caro-.
line Litchford United In MatrimOny.
Wedding bells have rung again and
two more young hearts beat in sweet
est unison.
Yesterday our popular, talented and
esteemed young dental friend, DIR. F.
A. Macon, led to the marriage altar
one of Raleigh's fairest and most lovely
daughters, Miss Caroline Litchford.
From the Daily Press Of that city we
take the following account:
very beautiful home marriage was
celebrated this morning at the residence
OF the brother Of the bride, Mr.. Henry f.
Litchford, No. 2O2 Newbern Avenue, the
contracting parties being Miss Caroline
Litchford and DR.. Francis AthertOn
Macon. The invitations to the ceremO-
ny were confined to the immediate fami-
lies of the bride and groom. Promptly
at II O'Clock the appointed hour the
bridal party took their positions i'll the
parlors and soon thereafter in solemn
words uttered by Rev. DR.. J. W. Carter,
pastor OF the First Baptist church of this
city, they were united in the holy bonds
OF matrimony.
DR.. Macon was attended by Mr.. George
Manson FOote, of Henderson, who acted
as best man. There were no bridesmaids.
The bride is the youngest daughter of
the late J. j. Litchford, Esq, and pos
sesses unusual personal attractions.
She is held in warmest esteem by a large
circle of friends and while congratulating
the groom on his good fortune, Raleigh
regrets losing another one OF its charm
ing bevy OF fair daughters.
hp ho,.
OF the dental profession having gradu-
ated with distinction at the University
OF Pennsylvania and he enjoys a large
practice. He is very popular and his
numerous friends extend heartiest good
wishes at this happy moment in his life.
tie is now n resident of Henderson.
They left on the 80 train for Warren
ton, the home Of the mother OF the
groom, where they will visit before re-
turning to their future home at Hender-
son.
The Press together with our citizens
wishes them every happiness.
The following paragraphs are from
the Ne,cs and Obserrer's account Of the
marriage:
DR.. Macon is native of Warrenton,
and granddaughter of the late Nathan
ACi eAhtoh3 WI oo HIduJ SVdio A>oi III CAi
olina's leading citizen. He is graduate
of the University of PENNSYLVANIA and OF
the New York College OF Dental Surgery,
and comes of family noted for its ply
sicians. He is now resident of Hen
derson, where he is very popular,
Miss Ltchford is the daughter of the
late Mr.. James J. Litchford, and the sis
ter of Mr.. Henry F. Litchford, cashier of
the Citizens Bank, and Mr.. James Ltch-
ford, teller of the Raleigh Savings Bank.
Her rare womanly graces have endeared
her to wide circle of friends, who regret
to see another of Raleigh's fair daugh-
ters leave the capital city.
The large number of those who count
this happy couple among their friends
wish for them all the happiness that life
holds.
We are prepared to do all kinds OF
plumbing and water fitting. Keep an
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Bath tubs, toilets, &C., speciality. Hen
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Manager.
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