Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-04-09
etrAult. Shaa

| The following account OF the marriage
of a well-known Augusta gentleman Ia
a Lewiston lady, Tuesday, in that city,
appears in the Lewiston Journal.
! st. Joseph catholic church. Lewiston
| was the scene OF a brilliant wedding al 8
o'clock Iuesday morning. between Miss
Edith irene. uaughter Of Mrs. Mary Shea
raut of Augusta.
The church was filed early with the
friends of the contracting parties. many
being present iiI from out of town. Within
the altar-rill there was a profusion OF
| flowers. and the green of palms and ferns.
| Never did the front of the church look
prettier than when the groom with the
oiilclatlns clergyman. the Rev. T. +. But
| Ter, ana lne SroomSman, Mr.. NJ j. Con-
ners of Boston, came from the yestrv
| into the sanctuary To await the arrival Of
the rest of the bridal party. The latter
approached from the rear of the church
as the strains OF the Lohengrin march
| came from the organ, where Miss Kath-
crime Corners, the talented Boston mu-
sician presided. Leading the way came
the ushers; MesSrs Charles Lamey. Den
mis- Mara. John Buckley and John Pheney.
| all of Lewiston. These were followed by
the bridesmaid. Miss katherin. l.. Shea
a sister of the bride. gowned in a pretty
seas green crepe-de- chene with lace garni-
| lure. Last of all came the bride upon
| the arm of her cousin, Mr. Edward Shea
of Lawrence Mass, who later gave her
away III the marriage service
The pride costume was of pearl-wnite
crepe-'le-chene, trimmed deliberately with
duchess lace. She wore the bridal veil
and carried lilies Of the valley.
After the solemn service. in which the
two were pronounced man and Wife the
nuptial mass was celebrated by Father
Butler The music was especially fine.
Miss Corners playing for the kyrie Ely
sian Schumann's Traumeri with violin
obligato by Master Henry N. Tetrault l.
the same young lady sang Dana's SALIVA
Regina in delightful fashion, with Mrs.
Alice j. SkOfield of lewiston as accom-
PIANIST. Miss Corners was formerly of
Lewiston and mas since studied both in
strumental and vocal music with the best
teachers. having graduated from the Bos
ton Conservatory. She is now studying
with Morowsbi.
At the conclusion of the service the
wedding party repaired to the home of
the brides mother at 90 Main street.
where a wedding breakfast was served
and much merriment prevailed until train
Tetrault left for their bridal trip to
Washington. ID. c. During the day many
congrat ulatory kilograms arrived.
Many gifts of value were received from
local friends and others from out of town.
The going-away costume was mauve
nuns yelling, with garniture of turquoise
panne velvet.
In few weeks Mr.. and Mrs Tetrault
will be at home at 81 Bangor street. An
gusta, where the groom has made his
home for several years, though his ma
tive place is Biddeford.
Among those present from out of town
were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Tetrault of
Augusta, brother Of the groom and sister
of the bride; Edward Shea, Lawrence;
NJ. ]. Connors, Katherine COnnors and
Mary Z. Connors, Boston: DR.. J. L. Nc
Aleney. Portland; Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Tetrault, BiddefOrd; Harry Mccain and
B. V. Page, Augusta; John Mcnamara
and VIM. Remission, Gardiner.