The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-11-12
! WESTBROOK.
ANDREWS PAINE.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Silas
Andrews, Mason street, this city, was
the scene of very happy event, yesterday
afternoon, when their daughter Mamie
f., was given in marriage to Mr.. Leon
*. Paine. The house was very tastefully
decorated and the couple stood among a
profusion of ferns and tropical plants in
one corner of the parlor. Rev. W. g.
Mann of Warren church perfol med the
ceremony, which was witnessed by the
relatives and a few intimate friends.
The bride WAS becomingly gowned in
white muslin with satin and pearl trim
mings and bore a bouquet of white
chrysanthemums and ferns. Miss Susie
Fye gracefully performed the duties of
bridesmaid. She was beeomingly attired
in light blue silk gown with lace trim
mings and carried bouquet of pink
crysanthemums. The brother of the
bride, Mr.. Charles Andrews, was best
man. After the ceremony light refresh
ments were served in the dining ROOM
This room presented most beautiful an
pearanoe with its decorations of ferns
and flowers. The happy couple departed
az O. clock on their Wedding tour amid
a shower of rice and slippers. Their
destination is unknown. They will re-
turn in about two weeks and will maxi
their home with the BRIDES parents.
The couple are widely known here and
are held in the highest esteem. The bride
is graduate of the Westbrook High
school class of 100, and stands high in
social circles. The groom is employed as
clerk at ID. q. Starts drug store and
has hosJs of friends. They we've the
recipients of large number of costly
gifts.
A large delegation from Saocarappa
lodge, l. y. y. f., and Naomi Rebekah
lodge of this city, attended in body the
odd Fellows fair in City hall. Portland
last evening.
Dr. Oscar Akers of Gorham is tending
for DR.. g. W. Hawkes. in his dental
rooms during his absence,
The last chapter in the burglar Rosen-
burg affair was closed in the ILunicipal
court yesterday morning. City Marshal
Knight was confident that Mailly was
not the only one implicated in the bur-
glary and ne ala not rest until he had
found all OF the guilty parties and
brought them TO justice. Yesterday
morning he arrested Charles Houle on
suspicion, and it WAS not long before
Houle gave away the whole affair, which
lead TO the arrest of John Sharon and
Phillip Bishop. When these parties were
arraigned before Judge Yolman they ad-
nitted their guilt The charges were
serious, but there were circumstances
connected with the affair that Influenced
the judge to be lenient toward the
offenders. and they were let off with S.
and costs to the first named and $40 and
cost each to the latter two, and sentenced
sixty days in Jail for each. and suspended
on promise of good behavior in the
future Houle was the party who hid
the goods under Mr.. AL Cofran's front
door steps.
Active preparations are being made for
the fair TO be given by the Presumpsoot
band In Cumberland hail. the second
week in Septem Der.
Mailly has many things to his discrediU
but in justice to him the PRESS CORE
apondent takes occasion to correct it's
reference to his stahbing man In a
drunken affray some time ago. It should
hay read that he was stabbed. IL Ia
certainly ussfstr for a man to be reported
the assailaisu when he WAS the victim.