The Republican journal., 1902-11-13
Wedding Bells.

BILLINGs-NIcHoLs. A very pleasant
wedding occurred at the home of the bride,
NO. so Wyoming avenue, Maiden, Mass, at
ii O'Clock, Wednesday morning, Nov. 9Th.
The contracting parties were Mr.. Edward
b. Billings of Lynn and Mrs. Delphine p.
Nichols of Maiden. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Edwin Smith of Andover in
the presence of the immediate friends of the
families. The bride was handsomely gown
ed IN delicate shade of broadcloth. Both
Mr., and Mrs. Billings are well known to
many readers of The journal, who tender to
them their warmest congratulations. The
pride and groom received many handsome
presents, and after brief reception left for
their wedding journey amid shower of rice
and the best wishes of the guests and friends
for many years of happiness in their new
relations. Mr.. and Mrs. Billings will make
their home in Lynn, where Mr.. B. is at the
head of successful business.
PENDLEToN-HILLs. Charles Bryant Pen
dleton and Miss Esther Gardner Hills were
married at the home of the brides parents,
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Hills of East Northport.
at high noon, October 22d, in the presence of
d few near relatives and intimate friends
The ring service was performed by Rev. c.
H. Bryant The bride was dressed in white
crepe de chene with dutchesse lace woke.
She was attended by her twin sister, Miss
Della Hills, and Miss Alice Whitcher. The
groom was unattended After a wedding
lunch the happy couple LETT On the after
noon boat from Belfast for Boston, where
Mr. Pendleton is employed in book bind
cry. He is a son of Capt. Henry S. Pendle-
ton of Northport, and both he and his bride
have large circle of friends who extend
congratulations.
HILLs-ROGERs. Henry G. Hills of East
Northport and Mrs. Pearl f. Rogers of Bel
fast drove to Camden Saturday and were
married at the Congregational parsonage
by Rev. L. d. Evans. They returned after
the ceremony to reside for the present at
the farm of the bridegroom's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Hills. The bridegroom is
connected with his father in managing the
| farm, stable, teaming and other lines con-
nected with their large establishment,
which caters to the summer population at
Northport camp-ground His bride is a
daughter of Mr. Abram Knowlton of East
| Northport, and has many friends both there
and in Belfast. The friends of the happy
| couple extend congratulations
| MCCO OBB-N ARREN. Saturday evening,
| Nov. lst, two of Lincolnville's young people,
| David McCobb and Jennie NJ. Warren, We're
united in marriage at the residence of the
! officiating clergyman, Rev. H. |. Holt of
Lncolnville. The ring ceremony was used.
! The young people are we'll known and pop
ular and their large circle of friends wish
them much Joy i'll their new relation. Miss
/ Warren has been for some time a correspon-
dent of The journal. which extends its
| best wishes to the bride and groom
| HAN WARD-HoLMEs. Miss Mabel Elton
Holmes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thoma,
{. Holmes of % Chlds street, and Harrison
/ NaShburn Hayward. son of Mr.. and Mrs
! Edward ) Hayward of ~ Milton avenue,
were married Tuesday evening, Nov 4th
at the home of the brides parents, in the
! presence Of relatives and Il few intimate
| friends of the principals. The officiating
I clergyman was Rev. r. Perry Bush, pastor
| of the Cniyersalist church of Chelsea Mr.
/ and Mrs. Hayward received a number OF
/ handsome presents from relatives and
friends. They will be at home to their
friends at 10 st. iotolph street, Boston,
during the Winter.-llyde Park, Mass,