The Republican journal., 1899-07-13
Wedding Bells.

BIRD-SnIONTON. One of the most Charm-
ing social events of the season in ROckland
occurred June 9th, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs f. J. Smont0n. when their daughter,
Miss Edith Cushing, was united in marriage
to Henry Borstel Bird. son of Hon. Sidney
M Bird of Rockland. The rooms We're
beautifully decorated with ferns. daisies,
pinks, peouies and other cut flowers The
bride was heeomingly gowned in white null,
trimmed with rut1les of white satin baby
ribbon and lace Insertion, with long veil.
She carried roses. The bridesmaids Miss
Beth Farwel and Miss Mabel Dunba Wore
gowns Of white muslin, the former with
pink ribbon trimmings and the latter with
blue. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
q. A. Moore of Rockland and Rev. Dr. John
E. Adams of Bangor. Tie bride was given
away by her father. The groom was at
tended by his brother, Alan Bird, and vii
liam A. Glover Music was furnished By a
quartet composed OF Miss Agnes Shaw. Miss
Adelne Adams, y. Ross " eeks and George
Torrey. After the ceremony all repaired 70
the dining room. where first a loving emp,
the gift of Miss Monira Crockett, vas filled
from the punch bowl and passed to the bride
and groom. after which punch, ices and cakes
We're served. hir. and Mrs. Bird after a
brief wedding trip Will occupy the Iuttie
cottage on Ingraham hill, and i'll the TALL will
take up their residence IN the Harrington
house on Summer street. Among the out OF
Adams and Miss Clara Chapman of Bangor,
Miss Anna Sabin, Camden; Mr.. and Mrs.
Putnam, New York DR.. Ernest Young. Bos-
ton; Miss Catherine Walker Liberty; Mr..
and Mrs. Reuben Leland, Camden Miss
Maude Norwood, Rockport; Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Adams and Miss Priscilla Allen,
Camden; Miss Florence Leland, Howard
Leland and Mrs. Morris Simonton, Brooklyn.
AcHoRN-HATcH. The home of Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. Z. Whitmore, Camden, was the scene OF a
simple but pretty Wedding ceremony Satur-
day, June oath, when Miss Rose Maude
Hatch of Camden and Albert F. AcEorn OF
Rockland We're united in marriage. ReT.
Henry Jones officiating. The bridal couple
were attended by Master Mark lngraham
and Mabel Whitmore. The house was at
tractively decorated. The bride wore
simple bat becoming gown. Only the mem
bers of the immediate family We're present.
Mr.. Achorn is express messenger betwee n
Rockland and Portland, a member OF the
city government. and very popular Ihe
bride is one of Canden's brightest and mo st
popular young la lies. The very numerous
and handsome wedding gifts show the pop
ularity of both bride and groom. They will
make their home at 20 Camden street. Hi g
Herald Joins in wishing for them every hap
piness in welded life. Camden Herald
BOOTHBY-JONES. A very peasant Ntu-
ding took place June 2Sth at IL Pleasant
Place, the home If the bride 8 parents. The
bride was Miss Mabel E. Jones, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ariel Jones of Watervllle, and
the groom was Nj. Charles E. Boothby son
of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt A. Boothby Of Chm
ton. The ceremony was performed by Key
f. L. Marsh, pastor of the Congregational
church. A small company of relatives ana
friends We're assembled when the happy
couple entered the room, accompanied Dy
Miss Florence E. Still, bridesmaid, and MI.
Arthur Pratt best man. Alter the ctre-
mony, congratul ations We're received, we'd
ding lunch was served, the beautiful pres
ents We're examined and admired, anu at
8 As Mr.. and Mrs. Boothby left the house TO
go to their new house at 30 Bates street,
Lewiston. Waterville Mail.
AREY-WYMAN. Wednesday evening, June
2Sth, at the residence OF T. G. Arey, Esq,
on Bridge street, Rucksport, there was very
pretty home wedding. The contracting
parties were Horace L. Arey, the well known
Bucksport business man and Junior MEMBER
of the firm of 7. G. Arey & Son, and Mrs.
Lizette L. Wyman of Holden. Some twenty
of the immediate relatives and friends OF the
parties were present and Rev. VIM. Forsyth
pronounced the words which united the
happy couple, at O'Clock. After the cere-
mony refreshments were served and most
pleasant evening passed. The presents We're
very numerous and included tine useful ana
ornamental. Mr.. and Mrs. Arey will nave
rooms at T. G. Arey's for the present