The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-01-03
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Wedding Reception in Pittsfeld.

Mr.. Ira E. Clark and Miss Olga S.
Maloon, only daughter of Mr.. and'
Mrs. Gilbert Maloon, were united in
marriage, at the home of Rev. A. E.
Luce in Unity, Nov. IS The relatives
and friends were invited to a reception
on Dec S. at the home of the brides
parents. The weather being favorable
a large crowd was present. At about
nine o'clock E. c. Weymouth's barge
from Pittsfield arrived, containing
about thirty. Some came quite dis
tance, thus testifying by their presence
the love and esteem they bore to the
newly welded couple. The evening
was enjoyably spent in playing games,
etc, and then bountiful treat, consist
ing of candy, peanuts, apples and cigars,
was passed around until each and all had
had a surfeit of good things. The happy
couple received many beautiful and use
full presents which were as follows: Half
dozen silver knives and folks, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Maloon; half dozen tea
spoons, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Maloon;
linen table cloth. Mrs. Gilbert Maloon;
pair pillow shams, Merton Maloon: has
sock, Mr.. and Mrs. William Woodward;
fancy cake plate, Miss Gladys Wood
ward; half dozen linen napkins, Mrs.
Flora Maloon: skirt Mrs Sarah Maloon:
pair linen towels, Mr. and Mrs. Ansel
Bickmore; bed spread, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
B. Stone: pair linen towels, Mrs. Addie
Stone; cold meat fork, D. d. Smart; pair
linen towels, Miss Bessie Maloon: cold
meat fork, Lendall Woodward; silver
sugar shell, Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Bick-
more; pair linen towels, Miss Ina May
Keller; silver butter knife, Ernest Har-
ris; salt and pepper dish, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ?. Martin; pair vases Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Bean; half dozen glass tumblers,
Miss Edna Maloon; glass set, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mayo Bickmore; butter dish,
Charles Wyman; oatmeal set, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Burrill; fancy cake plate,
Miss Agnes Carleton; fancy cake plate,
w. ?. Basford and S. E. Bickmore;
glass fruit DISH Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Patterson; glass dish, Miss Clara Bas-
ford; cheese plate, Miss Flora Carleton;
fancy cake plate, Henry Basford: glass
of honey, Lester Hathorn; celery dish,
| Leroy Stone; tooth pick dish, Miss Iva
Stone; fancy cake plate, Laforest Hath
Orn; parlOr ornament, Fred Cannell and
W. R. Foley, fancy cake plate, Edwin
Carleton; silver cake basket, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Farmer; earthern platter,
Harry Temple; card tray, Asa Maloon;
earthern platter, Miss Theresa Raynes;
card tray, Miss Mida Patterson; silver
berry spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L..
Staples; glass water set, Mrs. Ferguson;
silver salt and pepper dish, unknown;
commode set, fruit dish and parlor lamp,
Mrs. Emma Bailey, Mrs Annie Lord,
Mrs. Media Philbrick, Mrs. Nellie Corn
forth; Mrs. Efie Chadbourne, Mrs.
Fannie Randlett, Mrs. Gertie Bickford,
Mrs. John Tracy, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B.
/ Farmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Folly, Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Rowe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Beckwith, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
BARLEY, Mrs. Stitham, Miss Hattie
Hanson, Miss Mary Burrill, Miss Mabel
Tracy, Mrs. Mile Parsons, John
Rhoades, Willis Gee, Fred CAMEL,
Herbert Hunter; half dozen fancy pie
plates, Miss Blanche Bickmore; silver
butter knife and sugar shell, John
Richmond; $1.O0, Mrs. r. E. Cushman;
fancy cake plate, Miss Lura Bickmore.
| Pittsfeld Advertiser.
Mr.. Clark was raised in Monroe and
went to PittSfeld about ten years ago.