Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1901-10-29
KiMaAlL-cLARK.

ITi0uub pTeS6uL, IOlOWeu NY TcCcptiou
for which many invitations had been
issued.
The house decorations were very
pretty; the rarlor, hall and stairway
were festooned with ropes of pink
bunting and evergreen, and the several
rooms were decorated with evergreen
and cut flowers, the ceremony taking
place under beautiful arch of pink
bunting draped with evergreen.
At - O'Clock the strains of the we'd
ding march played by Miss Ruby Clark,
sister of the groom, announced the
coming of the bridal party. Mr.. Her
bert Libby of Biddeford, as best man,
escorted Mr.. Clark, followed by two
bridesmaids, Miss Hester Kimball, sis
ter of the bride, dressed in pale green
dimity, with lace and velvet trimmings,
carrying deep red carnations, and Miss
Alice Russell, dressed in pink dimity,
trimmings of white lace and ribbon, car
rying white pinks. Miss Rose Kimball,
sister of the bride, as maid of honor,
dressed in organdie over pink with lace
trimmings, carrying day-break pinks,
preceded the bride, accompanied by her
father, who gave her away.
The bride was lovely in white Swiss
over white silk with mousseline de sole
trimmings, made en- traine. She wore a
tulle veil, fastened with brides roses,
and carried bridal roses.
The ceremony was very impressively
performed by Rev. Mr.. Bean of Saco,
the beautiful ring service being used.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
received large number of their friends,
and hearty congratulations were extend
ed the happy pair, as they stood beneath
the arch.
The guests were met in the hall by
the usher, Mr.. Irving Kimball, brother
of the bride. From the parlor the
guests passed to the dining-room, where
refreshments were daintily served.
The bride is much loved and highly
esteemed by her many friends. She is q
graduate of Gorham Normal School and
q very popular and successful teacher.
The groom is young man of sterling
character, and has won great success In
his chosen profession. His bOyhoOd
days were spent in Bethel, where he has
many staunch friends. He is a graduate
of the University of Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark left on the after
noon train for an extended tour which
will include Niagara, the Pan-American
and other places of interest. They were
attended to the station by large party
of guests who made merry at their ex.
pense, and showered them with rice and
flowers as they departed. The going
away gown was a tailor-made suit OF
blue trimmed with satin and velvet.
They will be at home after Dec. LIST,
Vernon Street, Saco, Maine.
Loving friends remembered them with
many costly and useful gifts as follows
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ Kimbal. knives and forks
spoons. table linen, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Kimball, Wedgewoot
Miss Rose Kimball, hand painted chocolate
pot.
Mas Anss S.r h ten dollars IN gold
Mise Ruby Clark, furnished work basket one
half dozen handkerchiefs.
Mr.. Edmund Clark, cut glass sugar and cream
er.
Mr. Irving Clark, ten dollars in gold.
Mr.. Moses Mason. 1--WE dollars, cash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Bartlett, ten dollars II
Mr. and Mrs. r D. Bartlett, l.s dozen tel
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Bartlett and family. parlo
MI and Mrs. z. W. Bartlett. g.. ~
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Mi.saS n.,,o ond c,ara K,mbor aalt md nan
per shaker 'or
Mrs. Olive Bartlett. gravy IadIe and towel
Mr and Ur Ms " ItcSss,d SCUM a iadle eo"''
Misses Hattie and Iva Litchaeld. hand WORKED
sofa inflow
Mr. and Mrs Ceylon Rowe. pie knife. bcrr,
snoon and crochets,i shawl f'' '
Mr. srser; Rove EHd bowl n tea ssraner
Mrs II. q. Hastings. pickle fork
Mas q Rnrnbsm psonvenir spoon.
Wteo IT. p.asniI 80 49,, ~. 90, ,,ooa
Mss AIce nussel', e G cet yer p'ece
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Mr. and and MIS- Rye ps SToTn pair towels
III. f, ISa meLI,n, De.nei sousepr'
MI. VIII M stur Siv,p PIE k hans. s.
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mr.. ana ana Mrs. T. a. snur''eh' SOFA pillow ant
sassa a ard v-s n A cos,n hu,,sr rr,,e ,,ck,,
fosk, par . ;aD'e g spoons o,t o,s.
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Mr. oumnsr bTo~n' ~ uoZen .ea sPo1ns'
MT ana mrs' .. H. sWan anu family soul
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Mr. n: T. Swan, Shild's SET: .,,o , ~,
mr.. ana mrs. clarence JacKson' sugar ant
spoon holder;
mr. Enas nartett, tnree nessert spoons
AZ. u.;,a n[ Taii 10y: s saa ,ish
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MI anu Mrs. mI; 'aientine, cream 'au.e.
~. anu mrs.o H. s'uart' cu|giass vinegar
ooMIe. TT c.
Mr. anu mTs. l. II; chapman, meat lork.
MT. n; LipDy, ~ aozen teaspoons
Mrs; VIM: Torrey. WedSewood hair receiver
picture. p"n anu ''''' 1'ns'' o"'p''"'
MN F. Eldridge. thermometer.
MIS- ETA Eys Bean nar sbe
jeweiry case.
Mrs. N; A. Merrill. book.
MI MISE snd i M,a c Rsrt ss' c .o ,ad,o
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Bartlett. gold lined loving
cup. AID H., Ma, vw... ..,, uuo, -..-.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Estes, pie knife and meal
fork, o.ou .,,o.. o,,.. .,,.o
M and Mrs n D. W. Cole o and Mas Lille Cole
| = 49,. ~ ~ " $500 ~