The Republican journal., 1900-10-11
Wedding Bells.

BURGEss-BERRY. Ernest f. Burgess and
Miss Stella J. Berry, both of this city, were
married at the universalist parsonage Oct.
Sd by Rev. A. A. Smith, in the presence of
a few intimate friends. The bridesmaid
was Miss Kate Robinson, who was most he
comlngly attlred in dark evening dress
with blue and white effects The best man
was Thomas Berry, brother of the bride.
The bride wore very stylish blue travelling
costume, with white broadcloth and Liber-
ty silk waist facings She carried bouquet
of bridal roses. Immediately after the
ceremony, the young couple were driven to
the home OF her mother, Mrs. c. c. Rowe,
at T. Grove street, where a reception was
given to a few intimate friends and rela-
tives. Refreshments were served and A
very pleasant evening passed. The young
couple received many useful and valuable
presents, including table and chair from
the brides shopmates in Critchett, Sibley Il
Co. S stitching room, with whom she is very
popular. Mr.. Burgess is assistant clerk at
the Windsor Hotel and for several wears was
connected with the stewards department
on the steamer City of Bangor, and his
bride is a popular young lady, who has Il
large circle of friends among the young
people
PEAvEY-APPLIN. Guy L. Peavey and
Mss Emily J. Applin were married October
9TH, at the residence OF the brides father,
James Applin of Swanville, by Rev r. I.
Calen of Belfast. Miss Daisy L. Peavey
was bridesmaid and Alonzo II. Applin
best man-siSter Of the bridegroom and
brother of the bride, respectively Ice
cream and cake were served by Miss Rose
Wood. The happy couple received many
useful and valuable presents from their
numerous friends. They are well-known
and highly respected young people and have
the best wishes Of the community in which
they live, and Of the BRIDES friends in Bel
fast, where she has been employed in the
clothing factory Of Thompson 4 Foster.
ICKARD-kNowLToN. Miss Bessie NJ.
knoWlton of this city was united in mar
riage Saturday evening at the home of the
bridegroom, No. 40 Lincoln street, Bangor,
to James A. Pickard. Only few near rea-
tives were present The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. L. F. Pember. Mr. Pickard
is a well-known hotel caterer and was con
nected with the Crosby Inn at one time.
His bride is popular young lady, a gradu-
ate of the Belfast High School of the class
of 1900. They have not yet decided where
they will reside
PooR--GRoEsCHSER. Relatives and
friends in this city of Mr. and Mrs A. IL.
A.rGroeschner of .Waterown, Mass, have
received cards announcing the marriage,
Oct. Sd, of their daughter Cora Alice to Mr..
J. Edwin Poor. Mr.. and Mrs. Poor will be
at home after January /, 1901, at l1o Walnut
street, SOmerville, Mass The many friends
in this city and vicinity of Mr.. and Mrs.
tend the heartiest congratulations and good
wishes to the young couple.
>NITrH-SHUTE. Oct Sd Nh Otis g. Smith
and Miss Bertha L. Shute, daughter of MI.
and Mrs Alphonso Shute. We're quietly
married at the bride, home in East Belfast.
Rev r. r. Capeu performed the ceremony
JOY MooKh There was M ctty home
Moore on Park street, Camden, sept 18th,
hen Mrs Moore's daughter, Mary $. was
united to Walter I. Joy, The parlor> were
arti>tjcally decorated with choice flowers.
| nder an arch of roses and pink, the young
couple stood while the happiest hour of
IL.
Two lutes to one key. The ceremony was
performed by Rev, Y. p. Wardwel, Mr.
Frank Ame>, a cousin of the groom, was
best man and Miss Bessie Moody was
bridesmaid They We're the recipients of
many useful and beautiful presents. Some
We're SO fashioned that they reflected the
hands of the mothers. The many guests
We're served bountifully with fruit, cake
and delicious candies. Mr.. and Mrs. JOY
will make their home with the brides
mother. on Park street. The wish of their
many friends is: May all their burdens of
life be 50 strengthened with love that they
shall be royalty borne. Camden Herald,
MCFARLAND- CROCKETT One of the
pretteSt Of Rockand's numerous autumn
weddings took place in the Cniversalist
church at . p. m. Oct. Sd. when Allison
Mason Mcfarland of Thomaston was united
to Miss Evelyn b. Crockett Of Rockland
The ceremony was performed by Rev. l.. l..
Hanscom of the Methodist church, and was
witnessed by about 300 guests. The bridal
couple were attended as follows Best man,
Blanchard b. Smith; maid of honor, Miss
Josephine Woodside; bridesmaids, Miss
Mabel Lamb and Miss Lillian Baker flower
girl, Miss Gladys Williams; ushers, May
nard c. Bean and J. Walter Strout of
Thomaston, and Arthur l.. Orne and ii.
Nelson McDougall of Rockland. The bride
wore costume of white lansdowne, trim
med with tatfeta and liberty silk. She also
wore a long veil caught up with clusters of
cut flowers. After the ceremony the bridal
couple gave a reception at the residence of
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs George A.
Crockett, Purchase street, Rockland.
MEARs-srowEL1; A pretty wedding
took place Wednesday evening, Oct Sd, at
the home of Mrs. Abbie Stowell, 90 Main
street, Waltham, Mass, her daughter, Miss
B. May Stowell, being the bride, and Mr.
Carl \. Mears, a rising young lawyer of
New Haven, Conn, the groom. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev G. F. llarring-
ton, pastor Of the Congregational church.
and was witnessed by a large gathering of
friends Of the young couple. Miss Louise
Jones was maid of honor and Misses Maud
Davis and Anita Tebbets bridesmaids Mr.
Frank Adams of New Haven was best man
The bride wore a handsome gown OF white