The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-07-17
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Precisely at 4 40 o'clock the bride ana
groom, attended by two young sisters OF
the bride, as maids of honor, entered the
Meeting House and quietly took seats re-
served for them In front OF the platform,
facing the congregation.
For several moments after tho wedding
party had been seated there was q Silent
communion and prayer. Then followed
PRAYER by Miss Hannah Ladd, who was
followed In turn by Elder Robert Gibbons
of Providence, who explained the nature
OF the ce ntract that they were about 10
enter into. He was followed by Rev. MT
Atwater, whose remaks were OF similar
nature.
At word from the master OF ceremonies
the young couple arose and, In the PRES
ence OF the members OF the congregation
and the guests, pledged themselves III
union to last until death did them separ-
ate; and, with divine assistance, TO love
one another and live happily together 10
the end.
After this the certificate, which was
quite lengthy affair, was read ana signed
by the contracting parties and the mem
bers of the Committee OF the society.
When their signatures were afnxed all
present were invited to sign their names
as having witnessed the contract entered
into by Frederic G. Eaton and Margaret
Montgomery.
When.the ceremonies were nnisneo ane
young couple were driven to their newly
furnished home on Hope street, Prospect
Hill, followed by the best wishes OF large
and sincere circle OF friends and acqusint-
ances.
Miss Evelyn Short is visiting at Taun-
ton, Mass.
James M. Crawford returned Thursday
from Baltimore.
Officers Hand and browne are enjoying
their annual furloughs.
Walter Mason of Laurel street Is sojourn-
ing at Narraganset Pier.
The family of James Linton are at their
summer home at Riverside.
Mr.. Coop of the School Committee 10
out of town for few days.
Mrs. w. o. Graham of this city Is visit
ing J. j. Rooney OF Newport.
William Bigoness of Boston is the guest
of Edward Bigoness of this city.
Hiram A.. Briggs and party started on a
"Trip to Alaska Tuesday morning.
Frank Jones and family of this city are
spending the summer in Assinippi.
Miss Alice Thornley, is soon to go to Nor
folk, Mass, On a fortnight's vacation.
Mrs. Fontaine of Worcester, Mass, is
the guest of the family of j. b. s. Brazeau
Joseph Morris, one of the postoffice
clerks, Is passing his vacation at Hamilton
Mrs. A. W.. Quigg has as guest, hel
sister, Miss Loalise Ireland of Lyons, N. Y.
Mrs Peter Taylor and Miss Mary Tay-
| lor have retured from their visit to Lynn
Mass.
! Mr.. and Mrs, Frank III. Curry went tc
| Narragansett Pier Thursday for brief
visit.
| Truant officer j. Austin French and
| family are spending few weeks at Pru-
! dence.
| Henry b. Metcalf and family have left
| the city for their summer residence at An
| womscutt.
Henry f. Aldrich of the Lyons Delany
Company, is spending his vacation at Ly-
man, N. III.
Lucius Stone, who resided n this city AZ
| years ago, is visiting here for the first time
| in 18 years.
Reuben Dexter of Fairlawn, is spending
a weeks vacation with friends at Bridge
water, Mass.
| Hon. Henry b. Metcalf and family are al
their summer home al Annawomscutt for
| the season.
Miss Susie A. Norris and Miss Clara
| Carroll will spend the next two weeks at
Narragansett Pier.
| Thomas w. Robinson and family arc the
guests of Charles Fletcher at Shaw0mes
Beach for few days.
] Capt. j. H. LeFavor and wife Of Boston
are spending week with Mrs. Fred Ren-
nett of Randall street.
| Miss Rosa McGovern and Miss Katie
Kennedy spent the past few days with
friends at Woonsocket.
Miss Bertha Tucker on her return from
Bar Harbor willstop at Bath, Me-, for the
remainder of thessummer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell A. Mowry OF thii
city are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. AlonzG
Nowry at Manville, Mass.
Miss Maggie Higgins, of Radikin, Coo
ney & McNulty's store, Is spending two
weeks vacation out OF town.
Frank Guild, John Cooney and Ray
Wells have gone to Provincetowr to spent
q short vacation camping out.
Joseph l.. McVey, tutor in the Epiph.
any Apostolic College, is spending his va
cation at his lkome In this city.
Mrs Charles 8. Buckley and Miss Buck
ley OF Lynn, Mass, are visiting Mrs. Buck
ley's mother, Mrs. John Briefly.
Frank T. sibley and wife OF Cottag'
street left Tuesday on weeks pleas
ure trip to the White Mountains.
Rev. Francis Hussey, curate at st. Peter
Church, Quincy, ILL.,, is spending few
weeks with his parents In tnis city.
Mrs. Ellen p. Eilis and family OF thi
city left Thursday for Nova Scotia, wher
they will pass the next two months.
Arthur Boullier, of Radikin, Cooney 4
McNulty's store, has returned from hi
vacation spent In Leominster, Mass.
Mrs. Isaac straus and daughter Rosa
OF New York City are the guests OF Majo
Alexander Strauss OF Mulberry street.
Mrs. Charles o. Mallet and her daughte
Audrey left early this week for Bath, Me.
where they will spend the summer months