The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-11-28
WEDDING BELLS.

kNOwLToN-DUMPHE. Thursday, Nov.
2lst, Mr.. James f. Knowlton of North Bel
fast and Miss Mary f. Dumphe of Morrill,
were united in marriage at the home of the
groom in the presence of a large number of
friends and relatives from Belfast, Waldo,
Belmont and Morrill,. At 1.3O O'Clock Mrs
T. n. Pearson of Morrill, began to play the
wedding march and the bridal party enter
ed the parlor, the groom leaning on the arm
of the best man, Mr.. S. L. Murch of Bel
mont. The bride was escorted by Mrs.
Carrie Murch, as matron of honor. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. II. l.
Holt of Morrill,. The bride was attired in
silver gray ladies' cloth with white taffeta
silk waist. Mrs Murch wore dress of
blue venetian goods with peau de sole
silk waist. The affair was under the di-
rection of Miss Flora B. Dumphe, a sister
of the bride, who was attired in black
broadcloth with fancy waist of black taffeta
and pink chiffon trimmings. A bounteous
dinner was served to the guests. Their
many useful presents from the guests, in
cluded the following: Table cloth and
slippers, Miss Flora B. Dumphe; silver
spoons, Dr. and Mrs. T. n. Pearson; water
set, Mrs John Thomas and Miss Mae
Thomas; fruit dish, Mrs. Gordon; picture,
Miss Mayhem; towels, Mr.. and Mrs. Byron
L. Pitcher; vases, Mrs. Thomas Knowlton
towels, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Murch napkins,
D. j. Kimball and family; napkins and leg
gins, Mrs. B. M. Dumphe; Japanese rug,
Mrs. Mary Murch silver sugar shell, Miss
Mabel Mears; cups and saucers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mayhem; fancy apron, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Greer; handkerchiefs, Mrs. Deborah
Brayler; fancy comb and brush tray
Alfred Walton; toilet soap, Mrs. Ella
Bucklin.
HEATH-HEATH. On Tuesday evening,
Nov 10Th, a party of some twelve relatives
and neighbors assembled at the residence
of Henry B. Heath of Stockton Springs, by
invitation, to witness the marriage of their
adopted daughter, Mary, to Edgar L. Heath
of Penobscot The ring ceremony was per-
formed by J. G. Lambert, Esq. The bride
was formerly an inmate of the Girls Home
of Belfast, and was adopted by Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry B. Heath some five or six years
ago, since which time their home has been
happy in love and devotion on the part of
the foster parents, and with gratitude and
appreciation on the part of the adopted.
The bride was prettily attired in blue and
white satin, with dainty flowers in the cor
sage, and carried a bouquet. After the cere-
mony wedding cake was served, and the
happy company passed the evening in social
intercourse, interspersed with organ music,
singing, etc. 1t was a pretty wedding and
much enjoyed by all present. The groom is
one of the Industrious, promising young
men of PenobscOt, and will undoubtedly
make his mark in the future.
DoOEY-HARRIMAN. The wedding of
Samuel N. DOGGY and Martha E. Hartman
took place at the home of the bride in Pros
pect Thursday, Nov. 21st, at p. m. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Robert
Sutclitfe, pastor of the Methodist church in
Bucksport, and only the immediate rela-
tives of the contracting parties were pres
ent. The groom is a popular Brewer young
man, who is in the employ of c. H. Savage,
Bangor. The bride is young lady Of es-
timable qualities and has many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. DOGGY will reside in Brewer.