The Republican journal., 1902-10-16
Wedding Bells.

BEAN-MYR1CK. A patty of thirty-four
friends and relatives assembled at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Myrick, No.
80 Waldo avenue, Saturday evening, to wit
ness the marriage of Miss FlOssie Pearl,
daughter of the host and hostess, and May
nard c. Bean. The rooms were very pref
tily decorated with foliage, potted plants,
der an arch of asparagus. Rev. Eugene S.
Philbrook performed the ring ceremony.
Miss Julia Hogan acted as bridesmaid and
;, Roscoe Hammons as best man. The bride
was dressed in white muslin trimmed with
| lace, and the bridesmaid in blue muslin and
| white lace A lunch was served after the
ceremony, the table being handsomely dec
GRATED. Mr.. Bean formerly lived in Thom-
aston and came to Belfast to work in the
E, clothing factory of the -Estabrooks
Co., and his bride is a popular young lady
who has large circle of fliends among the
young people. They will board for the
present with Mr. and Mrs. Myrick. They
were the recipients of many valuable pres
ents: handsome couch from the Foster
EstabroOks factory; dressing case, pic
lures and sugar spoon from the bride
groom's mother, Mrs. Nellie E. Bean OF
S0merville, Mass; pie knife, from the
brides parents pair of pillow shams, Miss
r. A. French and Mrs. {. I. French towels
from Mrs Amos Clement, Mrs. c. ID. Har-
rman, Mrs. A. f. Stevens; gravy spoon .
Miss Julia Hogan and Roscoe Ilamnons
teaspoons, Mr. and Mrs. c. e. Beam WOrces-
ter, Mrs E. W. Sawyer, Bridgewater,
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. Myrick ; des-
sert spoons, Miss Thrza Bowen and Fred
NJ. Smalley; butter knife and sugar shell,
Mr. and Mrs Frank A. Cushman, Montvile; !;
sugar spoon, Miss Lena Miller, Rockland ;
berry dish and spoon, Misses Grace Curtis,
Flossie Curtis, Josie Buzzell, Edith Moody,
Faustie Hanson bon bon dish, Ned Ward ;
plate, Miss Addie Sawyer; cracker jar, Mr..
and Mrs S. f. Stevens; pickle jar, Mrs. j.
f. Smalley; sugar bowl aud cream pitcher
Mrs W. +. Marsh cake plate, Mrs. Abbie
Miller. Rockiand water set, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. A. Myrick, Knox; pair vases, Miss Avis
f. Myrick, Montvile; stand, Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Smaley framed picture, Mr.. and ,
Mrs. C.. l.. Pooer; d sum Of money, Mss f.
4. Putnam, Thomas5on.
KELLEY-BARsTow. The wedding of
Miss Carolyn Estelle BarstoW, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Irving A. BaratoW of Brewer,
to Edward IIavener Kelley, managing edi-
tor of the Bangor Commercial, took place
Oct. Sth, at S.3Op m 1t was a home wedding,
witnessed by relatives and intimate friends.
The house decorations We're elaborate in IA
white and green color scheme. The couple
were attended only by little flower girl,
Doris, daughter Of Capt. and Mrs. :. II.
Woodbury.. The ceremony was performed
by Rev Benjamin B. Merrill of the first
CONGREGATIONAL church. After the cere-
| mony there was Il reception in which Miss
| Adelaide Green of UXbridge, Mass, Mss
| Alice II. Wentworth, Miss Annette b. Brad
| bury, Miss Lettia Sparks and Miss Helen
| L. Arey assisted. Mr.. and Mrs Kelley left
on the midnight train for brief wedding
| tour and will be at home at n Birch St,
| Bangor, after Jan. :. Among the .olt-of
! town people present, We're Mr and Mrs. Ben
jamin Kelley and Miss Elizabeth Kelley of
| Belfast, Walter Baymore Kelley and Mrs
| Kelley of Minneapolis and Mrs. Angus NJ
Frew of Waterville.