The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1903-11-19
WEDDING BELLS.

WILDES-LARRABEE. Charles F. WildeS
of Somerville, Mass, and Miss Ada E. Lar
rabee of Belfast were married Nov. 18th in
Auburn at the home of the brides nephew
and only near relative, Harry P. Bagley.
in the employ of J. W. Ferguson & Co., OF
this city and has many friends here who
wish her much happiness and prosperity in
her new relations. Mr.. Wildes is we'll
known newspaper man, member OF the
| staff of the Somervile Journal and has
twice been elected to the Massachusetts,
| House of Representatives, He has been a
! frequent visitor to Maine, spending his
summer vacations in this State and has
hosts of friends who extend congratulations
| and good wishes. MIR. and Mrs. Wildes
will be at home on Fridays in January at "A
Pearl street, Somervlle, Mass.
| CLEMENTs-PENpLETo A very pretty
home wedding occurred at lslesboro Satur-
day evening, Nov. 18th, when Mr.. George
Herbert Clements of Waldo, Me-, and Miss
Carrie Ethel Pendleton of Islesboro, were
united in marriage, the Rev. Robert I. Nor
ris of MoIrill, Me-, officiating. The bride
was charmngly attired in pale blue silk
and carried a bouquet of ysanthemums
the groom wore the conventional black.
There was a large gathering of relatives
and friends present to witness the cere-
mony, aud the couple received many useful
and beautiful presents. Refreshments were
served by Lizzie May Clements, sister of
the groom; Lucinda Elsa Pendleton, sister
of the bride, and Mrs. Eliza p Byard, cous-
| in of the bride. The couple will begin
housekeeping at once. Their home is neatly
and tastefully furnished. They have the
| congratulations of their numerous friends,
and all join in wishing them a long life of
happiness and prosperity.
WARREN. Henry H. Mad
docks and Miss Ada Belle Warren were
married at No. lOs Church street Monday
afternoon, November 18th, in the presence
of few near relatives, by Rev. George S.
Mills. The bride was dressed in blue trav-
cling suit. The happy couple were given
,, many useful presents, including glass and
china ware, money and household articles.
They left by steamer City of Bangor at 3
O'Clock for short bridal tour, after which
they will occupy the rooms in which the
| marriage ceremony was performed, and
| which they had fully fitted up before that
event. Mr.. Maddocks is engaged in the
carriage painting business, of the firm of Ii.
Ii. Maddocks & Co., on Washington street,
and his bride has, since childhood, been
identified with the North church, and its
young peoples societies and Sunday school
ELLIOT-PLUMMER. The home Of Mrs.
Julia +. Plummer in Winterport was the
scene of an exceptionally pretty wedding
Monday noon, Noy. 10th, when her oldest
daughter, Georgia B., was united in marr-
age to Mr. Edno O. Elliot of Brunswick,
| Ga, in the presence of the immediate rea-
tives Rev. j. ". Hatch of the Methods
Episcopal church otficiated, using the beau
tiful and impressive ring ceremony, soon
after which the company sat down to d
bountful and most delicious wedding break
fast. At two o'clock the happy couple left
for Bruins wick, Ga, where Mr.. Elliot, who
is an enterprising and capable gentleman,
has an excellent position as shipping clerk
in a wholesale provision business. The
bride is al estimable young lady and a
favorite in social circles She was beauti-
fully gowned in brown broadcloth.