Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1898-11-23
COUNTY NEWS.
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Observation-Disclosures.

The Church OF Our Fat her was the scene
OF very pretty wedding at high noon on
/ Wednesday. the 10th inst, " then Rev.
/ Henry HalIam Ssunderson, of Wayerley,
Mass, led TO the altar Miss Rosa Niscas-
sovich, eldest daug hter OF Capt. and Mrs.
s V. Dennis.
The bride WAS gowned in plain white
satin, with pearl trimmings, long train,
Veil, aud carried bride roses. She was led
TO the altar by her father. and WAS also
attended by her sister, Miss Ida, who
made charming little maid of honor in
white null, over pink silk, and garden
hat with pink roses. The mother OF the
bride wore black lace over lavender silk
The groom WAS attended by Mr.. Lam
caster Carr, of Dorchester, as best man
Harvard friend.
Miss Hawkins presided at the organ,
playing wedding march. The ushers
were Paul Simpson, cousin OF the bride
and Herbert Robinson, Harvard friend
OF the groom.
The ceremony WIS performed by Rev
Richard SaunGerson, OF Minnesota
brother of the groom, following which
was served a wedding breakfast at the
home of the brides parents, at hich the
families and few friends were present.
Nj lss Cora Booth, OF New York, an init
mate friend of the family, most grseiously
presided over this dainty repast.
The church was beautifully decorated
for the occasion by the young lady
friends OF the bride, to which also Moses,
| Of Pm -
The bride received a large amount of
presents-cut glass, silver ware, China
and lovely needle work.
They left on the evening train for their
new home in Waverley, Mass, where
their parish gives them reception on
Tuesday evening, Nov. ~. Mr.. Saunder-
son has presided over he Liberal society
here for two seasons, and both bride and
! groom have hosts OF friends here, who
VIII follow them with best wishes, ana
who Will sadly miss the society OF the
/ bride whom they all have cherished 50
/ foudly in the past.
George Lyman l. seriously i'll, and quite
he pless.
Mrs. Alice Wilson is in Boston and
Newton for few weeks.
Miss Amelia Simpson, of Newton,
Mass, = visiting friends n toxin.
Charles Allen, wife and daughter Ruth
leave town in feH days to spend the
winter in Rocklsnd.
Fred simpson, OF Newton, Mas, has
/ been IN town the past week, for several
/ days attending to some business inter
/ ests here, and greeting old friends
Nov. u. r.
! orIand.
Mrs. Owen a. Soper visited friends in
Penobscot and Castine last week.
Frank Z. Grindle arrived Friday from
Bar Harbor, where he has had employ
! ment.
Mrs. Thomas Hopkins returned to her
home in Belfast Saturday after short
visit with her mother, Mrs. |. c. Harri-
| man.
The many Orland friends of Charles II.
Common, OF Lynn, Mass, former OrIand
resident, will be interested to learn OF his
departure to Florida, in the hope of re-
gaining his health.
| Nov. n.
BrookIin.
X. w. Smith and A. f. Blake are in
Bucksport on business.
Business is very quiet now, the factory
| having finished its seasons work.
The heavy rains have filed the ground
so full CT water that farmers have hard
work to find land suitable for fan plough
ing.
Lena Flye, who taught the spring and
fan terms OF school at North Brooklin,
will teach winter term at BROOKLYN
corner. Winter terms will commence
Nov. =.
Nov. -. q. B.A.