The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1902-09-11
Wedding Bells.

TOwNSEND-BAGLEY. The home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Bagley in Troy was the
scene, Sept: Sd, of one of the prettiest we'd
dlngS of the season, when their daughter
| Edith Evelyn was united in marriage with
Mr., George +. Townsend of Sherman Sta
| ton, Me. The house was decorated with
flowers throughout, and in one corner OF
the brilliant parlor was d high arch of flow
! erS ana evergreen under which the bridal
party took their places at two O'Clock, Rev.
| W a. Luce of Unity officiating The groom
was accompanied by Arthur Bagley, broth
er of the bride, and Miss Lizzie Bagley of
| Thorndike was bridesmaid. The bride was
goWned in white albatroSS and carried bride
roses, while the bridesmaid wore white
muslin, and carried pink sweet peas. only
the members of the family and relatives
| We're present, Miss Bagley is one of lroy's
| best young ladies, while Nh. Townsend is
! a prosperous young man in trade in ARGOS
| took county. They have the best wishes of
| many friends for much happiness in their
! future home. At reception i'll the even
| ING more than two hundred We're present.
and the many beautiful present bestowed,
| testified to the popularity of the young
couple. Among the presents We're the fol
! lowing; dinner set. and set of knives and
! forks from Mrs. /. NJ. Knowles, j. Lewis
Stone, ". W Seavey, Rufus E. Stone and
wife, Dr. and Mrs. NJ T. Dodge, Elmer J.
| Bagley, Mr.. and Mrs Fred II. Bagley, Mrs
| Emma Pierce, Miss Erdene Pierce, Charles
WiliiSton and mother, Mr. and Mrs. L. b.
| Harding, Mr.. Valentine Mutt, Miss Aida
| Head, Mr.. and Mrs. William Knowles, Mr..
| George Carter; cOmmOde set, from Mr.. and
| Mrs. Will Webb and daughter, Mr. and
! Mrs. Charles PrentisS and daughter, Mr.
! and Mrs. belmont West and daughter, Mr..
! and Mrs Joseph West, Mr.. and Mrs Calvin
: Rand, Mr.. Charles Rand connnode set,
/ Mr.. and Mrs f. S. Hollis, MI and Mrs.
! George Meservie, Mr.. and Mrs. James Shi-
| bles, Mt George Bagley, VIII Rand, Miss
Mile Rand, Mrs. Mary j. Bagley; toilet
set, Mrs. Susie Myrick, Unity; crumb tray
set, Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. Harding; six silver
/ spoons and sugar Shell, MesSrS. Nell Smith,
| Frank Bailey and George Bates of Palmer,
Mass half ii dozen teaspoons, sugar shell
/ and butter knife, Mr. and Mrs Walter Hill
| man anu loliliil SflItt'l set, MI anu MIS-.
| David Piper sugar shell and butter knife,
| Mrs. NJ. c. Parsons; butter knife, Mr.. and
| Mrs. ID. Whitaker and family; table spoon,
| Harold ShibleS; pair of table spoons, Mr..
and Mrs Albert Chase, Dixmont; sugar
i shell, Mrs. l.. J. Ward, Lewiston; paror
| lamp, Mrs. Emma NJ. Bagley; pair of des-
sert spoons, Miss Carrie Weymouth; pair
at sartx I
| Thorndike; two dessert spoons, Mrs. Mar
| tina Parkman, Unity; table set of opal
| ware, consisting of sugar bowl, cream
| pitcher, spoon holder and butter dish,
and half dozen ice cream dishes, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Prentiss, Thorndike, Mr. and
Mrs Geo. Shibles; opal syrup pitcher, Mrs
! Nancy Prentiss, Thorndike; glass cake
plate and fruit dish, Misses Ethel NJ. and
| Addie NJ. Stone; half dozen tumblers.
| Pearl Bagley pair vases, Mrs. Ida Rollins
ruby glass set, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Webb,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hollis; glass cheese
| plate, Mrs. Lydia f. Ward, Thorndike;
glass fruit bowl, Fred Hunt, Thorndike:
| two fancy fruit plates, Arthur Bagley;
fancy fruit bowl, Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie
L
| Hines; fancy plate, Freda Shbles; nous
tache cup and saucer and toilet soap, Mrs.
| f. NJ. Bagley; fancy fruit dish, Mr. and
| Mrs. Nj. r. Ferguson; silk pin cushion, Mrs.
Elmer Cutting of Worcester, Mass; jardi-
mere, Mrs. Mile Piper; sugar shell, Mr.
and Mrs T. W. Halves; butter knife, Miss
Addie N. Ward, Thorndike; half dozen
tea spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Estes; cold
meat fork, Mamie Stone; sugar shell, Mr..
and Mrs. Israel b. Stone; pair of table
spoons, MI. and Mrs. Loren Harding gravy
lade, Mrs. Katrina Harding Bryant, Free
dom; fancy plate Mrs. Elias Seavey; nicke |
coffee pot and teapot Mr.. and Mrs Newell
{ Bagley, Thorndlke; celery dish, Miss An
| ME M. Wmgate glass fruit dish and twenty
five cents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilchrest
| fancy glass dish, Fred Wingate; two dessert
spoons, Sidney Leavitt and Helena Chase,
Dixmont; table cloth, Mrs. A. j. Mutt and
Mrs. c. S. Hall, Lawrence, Mass, and Mrs.
Walter Brown, Wakefield, Mass table cloth,
Nelson Hunt and family, Thorndke table
cloth, Merton Bagley; table cloth and nap
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Berry; pair of
towels, Mary Forbes feathers; pair of
towels, Merle Webb; table cloth and pair
of towels, Mrs. +. S. Knowles and Julia
Mitchell, Unity; table cloth, Mr. and Mrs.
Newell Bagley; pair of towels, Mrs. Sarah
Stanley, Mrs. Dorcas Connor; pair of tow
els, Nellie Fernald pair of towels, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Hunt, Thorndike; one towel,
Ulysses Ward, Thorndike; pair towels,
Misses Belle and Lena Mutt pair of towels,
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Prentiss pair of pillow
slips, Mrs. Harriet Ryan, Searsmont; bed
spread, Mr.. A. R. Myrick, Unity bedspread,
Thomas Caverly and Mrs Clara Bagley
bedspread, Mrs. E. H. Townsend, Sherman
Station; $50, }. H. Bagley, father of the
bride; $25, E. II. Townsend, Sherman Sta
tion, father of the groom; IS, Mrs. Eliza
Kent, Readfield; a $3.50 gold piece, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. f. Bagley, New York City; so cents,
Addison Prentise :; 50 cents, Louville Hollis
ST. Mr.. and q Frank Cunningham,