The Portland daily press., 1899-09-21
WEDDINGS.
wArsoN-FILEs.

trieuue Ane ceremony was Pc EtoEmou
by the Rev g. W. Reynolds, pastor of
the Congregational church at Gorham
under an arch OF white bunting and
woonbine. The house was tastsfully dec
Grated with ferns and cut flowers. The
many gifts wers beautiful and costly.
The welding march was played by Mics
Alice Douglass. At the close Of the cere.
mony refreshments were served by Miss
Mildred Watson and by Miss Alios Ed.
wards OF Boston. MIR. and Mrs Watson
left on the morning train for short trip.
They will reside at West Gorham, on re-
turn, where MIR. Watson is engaged in
business.
MINOTT-JUMP Err.
A pleasant wedding occurred Wednes-
day afternoon at 8 .. m. at the home OF
the brides uncle, Mr.. David A. Jumper,
at No. 1851 Cumberland street. when Miss
Ida Alice Jumper was married to Mr..
John Ii. Ninott.
Rev. Samuel Worcester performed the
ceremony, the happy couple standing
under an arch Of golden rod and virgins
bower mingled with autumn leaves
twined by the N. S. L. club OF which the
bride Is member.
Three little cousins OF the bride were
tine attendants. Philip Thomas and Helen
Sherry were the ribboners and little Miss
Alice Sherry, the maid of honor. The
ring ceremony was used.
Yhe bride wore becoming cream
lansdowne with duchesse lace yoke and
carried brides roses The little maids
were in white.
Mrs. q. A. Leavitt and Mrs. g. NJ.
Thomas served in the dining room. Miss
Viola sherry presided at che punch bowl.
The young ladies OF the N. S. L. club
assisted.
The beautiful floral decorations were
arranged by Miss Ida Lirtlefeld.
The bridal gifts were handsome rings.
On their return from their wedding
journey Mr.. and Mrs. Minott will reside
at 10 North street.
wHITNEY-JACKSON
pretty home wedding occurred We'd
nesday at noon at the home of the brides
parents on College street. Morrills COR
ner, when their daughter. Miss Ethel
Whitney, a graduate OF the Deering High
school, and Mr.. William L. E. jackson,
were united In marriage. The ceremony
was performed in an impressive manner
by Rev. G. e. Andrews of Walpole.
Mass. a former pastor of the Free Con-
gregational church of Morrills.. The
ceremony was reformed in the parlor
which was handsomely decorated for the
occasion. After brief wedding reception
Mr.. and Mrs. jackson left on the 30
train for Boston where they are to enjoy
a3 wedding trip, and on thsir return
will for the present make their home on
College street.
HALL-BARRELLE.
Waterville, September 20.-.The most
elegant and nume-ously attended we'd
ding of the season occurred Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Charles Barrelle,
No. IS Silver street. where Miss Alice K.
BaTrelle and MIR. Hascall w. Hall were
united In marriage. Mr.. Hall is q son
Of Prof Edward w. Hall, librarian of
Colby college, and the bride is a daughter
of the late MIR. Charles Barrelle, formerly
a popular conductor on the Maine Gem
trail. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Nathaniel Butler. u. D., president
of Colby, of which the groom is grsdu-
ate. The best man was Frank e. Hall.
a brother, and the maid Of honor. Miss
Marion Hall, sister of the groom. The
ushers were Messrs. Frank w. Alden,
Albert r Keith, Ernest K. Decker and
Ralph NJ. Gilmore. The bridesmaids
were Misses Bertha e. Butterfield,
Nellie K. Clark, Elizabeth H. McFadden
and Blanche III. Smith. Tho house was
tastefully decorated for the occasion with
the beautiful blooms OF autumn. asters
predominating and the bridesmaids each
carried asters. About four hundred
prominent society people of Waterville
and other cities We're present at the recep-
tion which Immediately followed the
marriage ceremony. Miss Nellie Webber
played the wedding march from "Lohen-
grim" and the remainder of the music
was by Dennis orchestra of Augusta. Mr..
and Mrs. Hall departed at once for the
White Mountains and on their return
will reside at the brides former resi-
dence. Mr.. Hall is the assistant cashier
of the Tioonio National bank of this city.
DYKE-BURHAM.
very pretty wedding took place at