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

Ihorndke; 81, MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Moore; 81, J. Clifton Bennett, West Troy
90 cents, E. F. Reynolds; 81, Mrs. Charles
5. Longley, Worcester, Mass. musical
anu literary entertainment was given In the
evening, after which cake, coffee and con-
1ectlonery were served, the company dis
persing about midnight Mr.. and Mrs.
townsend will reside at Sherman Station,
where the latch string will ever be out to
their many friends.
| 1iEMPEL-1oUNG. Several OF the friends
and relatives Of Mrs. Jennie Il. Young
gathered at her home in Lncolnvllle Thurs
day afternoon. Sept. 4th, to witness the mar
rlage of her daughter, Sadie Ella, to Capt.
L. L.. IL. Hempel of Camden, commander of
schooner James B. Jordan now lying at
New York. The interior of the home was
very taStfully decorated with potted plants,
sprays OF asparagus, geraniums, asters and
other cut flowers At three O'Clock, the
bridal pair, preceded by Mr.. Winfield and
Miss Ethel Young, brother and sister of the
bride, acting as best man and bridesmaid,
| took their positions in the bay window
which was beautifully draped and decorat-
| ed, and exchanged marriage vows. Rev. H.
| |. Holt, the officiating clergyman, performed
| the ceremony in an easy and impressive
style, using the ring, service. The bride was
becomngly attired in pure white linen
| made plainly to show the full effect of the
heavy Mexican handwork embroidery,
white ribbon sash and tulle collar She
carried bunch of white carnations tied
with white ribbon. Her travelling suit was
a pretty shade of CASTOR with hat to match
The bridesmaids dress was of white mus
lin, with pink ribbon sash and collar, and
she carried a bunch of pink carnations.
The presents were numerous and well
chosen. Following is partial list: Mrs.
Jennie Young, teaspoons and napkin rings !;
Winfield A. Young, berry spoon; Ethel T.
Young, sugar shell and butter knife; Mrs
S. f. Dunton, tablecloth, scarf and napkins :;
Miss n. S. Lovett, pictures Joseph ".
Young, pickle jar and mustache cup; Lucie
and Margaret Lovett, teaspoons; Elizabeth
Lovett, chatelaine bag Mrs. W. L. Mariner
and Mrs. Il. A. Matthews, dessert spoon
and scarf; Capt. d. $. Martin, fish fork );
Mrs. d. 5. Martin, teaspoons; Geo. Martin,
soup spoon; Frederick Martin, same; Capt.
and Mrs. |. A. Fountain and Miss Fountain
one dozen knives; Mr.. and Mrs. +. O. Mar
tin, one dozen forks; MI and Mrs. Frank
Martin, salad fork, Margaret Martin, sofa
pillow; Ruth Maddocks, towel; Olive Mad
docks, battenberg mat; Claude Head, pie
knife; Rev, II. |. Holt, photographs; Mrs.
H. |. Holt, towel Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hardy,
water set; Blanche Hardy, berry spoon,
| Mrs. 5. NJ. Young, butter dish; Mrs. Ehe
| Goodwin, rose jar; May Maddocks, hand
| kerchief. The bridegroom presented his
bride with a very handsome watch and
| chain, and anaunt gave her Il very pretty re
cepti0n dress Of French yelling draped over
pale green silk with white trimmings. After
| partaking Of the wedding cake the guests
! dispersed by twoS and threes, wishing the
| Captain and his wife a long and happy we'd
ed life. They took the train the next morn
| ing for North Conway for a short visit in the
mountains, after which they are to join the
schooner at New York for Parahyba
Brazil.
| Observation-Disclosures Mr.. John |.
! Frederic and Miss Ellen NJ Littletield were
married at the home of the bride in
| Wnterport, Sept. 3rd., Rev. John w.
| Hatch officiating The house was beautifully
! decorated for the occasion and a large
| number of relatives We're present. The
ceremony took place at noon, and after re-
treshments the couple took the City of
R0ckland for Boston. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Little
field OF this town and is beautiful and ac-
compshed young woman. Mr.. Frederic
is the only son OF Hon. Luther Frederic
He is ii graduate of the East Maine Confer
ence Seminary and is principal of the Win
terport High school. He is Il teacher of
rare ability. The couple have many friends
who wish them a long and happy life to-
gether.