The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-15
WEDDINGS.
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Merrill. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. s. n
Merrill. OF Auburn, TO William FRYE Gar
celon, OF Boston. was soiemnizsd at the
homo Of the brides parents In Auburn,
Wednesday evening. About 100 OF the
relatives and immediate friends OF thu
coptraotins parties were present
Rev. Q. A. knlckerbooker, pastor OF
the Elm street Univ ersalist church, was
the effioiatiDg clergyman. usine a modi-
tied form of the Episcopal service, with
ring. MIR. Merrill gave his daughter
away.
The bridesmaid was Miss Blanche N.
Stanley OF Newton, Mars former resi-
dent OF Auburn and ciassmats Of the
bride at the Edward Little High school.
The best man was DIR. Feseenden l.. Day
Of Bridgeport. Conn, clsssmats OF the
groom In the public school OF Lewiston
anu at Bates college,. The ushers were e.
NJ. Moore of Cambridge. Mssz, and
George Q Hin OF Newton, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Garos lon It on the night
train and will be at hr me on Wednesdays
after Dec at No. SO Hollis street., New
ton, MISS.
BAR1LETT-WEBBE
Miss Grace Eliss Weber. of Waterfalls,
wa married at Q o'clock Wednesday after
noon to Mr.. Martin Firth BARTLETT, we'll
known young business man.
The wedding took place at the home Of
the brides parents on Siirer street, only
the immediate friends and relatives Of
the contracting parties attending. Rev.
William IL. Spencer of Skowhegan per.
formed the ceremony. The ceremony was
pretty form OF the ring slrvice.
The tride WIS elegantly gowned In
whit TX, being attenasd by her maid |
of honor, Miss ellie webbsr, who wore
white muslin over light tulle, and hor
bridesmaids, Misses Gertrude and Marion |
Weber, who were daintily attired in pink |
and yellow ornandie muslin. The brides |
maies carried bouquets of sweet peas, and |
these were prominent IN the floral DECOR
alton Of the room.
The groomsman was Mr.. Jerome Peavey |
of Boston, and the ushers Mr.. AIRY |
Weber and Augustus Kelley Of Boston. |
The Lohengrin wedding march was
played by Miss Blanche Smith.
An informal reception followed the |
CEREMONY. Refreshments were served by |
Misses Miriam Gallert ana Eina Belanger |
of Oakland, assisted BY Miss Cora Crom-
NETT and Mollie Ces we'll. A great many |
beautiful presents were received by the
happy couple.
MIR. and Mrs. Bartlett left on the after
noon train for months wedding trip to
Denver, Colo. They VIII be at home to
friends Oct. 10 at the residence of Mr..
John Weber Ct Silver strest.
Among the out-of-town guests present |
at the wedding were: Mr.. Augustus
Kelly of Boston. MIR. Jerome
Peavey, MIR. d. Jacques Gallert Of New
York, mir. and Mrs. Alonzo Sylvester of |
Farmington, Mrs. II. A. Eoulanger and |
Miss Edna Boulanger of Oakland.
GOULD-KITSoN.
Thursday afternoon at one o'clock q
pretty home wedding was solemnized at
the home OF the bride in North Bridgton,
tie contracting parties being Mr.. Charlie.
Hall Gould Of New York city, and Miss
Maria Elizabath Kitson of North Bridg.
ton.
The ceremony was performs ed by Rev.
Edwin p. Wilson Of Portland, assisted by
Rev. Arthur i. Fitz OF North Bridgton
The wedding was private the guests be-
Ing confined to the immediate family,
owing to a recent death In the family.
the only guest from out OF town being
Mrs. +. II. Thompson of Minneapolis
Miss Marian T. Wilson OF Portland and
cousin of the bride acted as maid of
honor, and Mr.. Charles b. Jordan of
Boston. a college friend of the groom was
best man. Miss Ellen I. Gould OF Mime
apolis. sister of tha groom and Mr.. Hart.
ley Lord of Saco, completed the party.
The bride was gowned In, white silk
dimity. After daintily served lunch the
b ridal couple departed on short tour
MIR. ana Mrs. Gould will make their
home in New York city where Mir. Gould
Is engaged In the practice of the law.
NOTES.
Cards have been received announcing |
the marriage of Miss Maui Lavinia |
Blethen, formerly of Portland, TO Mr.. |
Everett Leroy Abel of San Diego, Cali |
fornia, August Is, 1899.
BURGLAR AT WOODFORDS.
A burglar entered the house on Wood |