The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1906-10-04
STANDPOINT.

SANDNPOlNI.
| A pretty wedding occurred on Monday
evening, Sept. oath, at I O'Clock, at the resi-
dence OF Mr. and Mrs. Manley S. Richards,
when their daughter, Alice Louise Richards,
was married to Warren S. Burrows of Wal
than. Mass. Only the immediate family of
the bride and the scribe were present at the
ceremony, which was impreSsively perform
ed by Rev. T. Il. Derrick, pastor OF the Con-
greeational Church. The ring service was
used. The house was Handsomely aecora dal
for the occasion, the couple standing under
a bridal bell with dainty festoons of pink
and white, with roses, asters, dahllas, pan
sizes. marguerites, sweet peas and geranlums
| in profusion. The bride was goWned in
| white tatfeta silk, trimmed with Irish and
| hahy point lace and panne velvet, with white
| sweet peas in her hair. The groom was
dressed in an evening suit, with white tie.
| Mrs Burrows has been away for several
wears in Massachusetts, but has large CIR
Gle of friends here. Mr.. Burrows came a
genial manner, and soon became acquainted.
lie is a valued employee in the watch 1ac-
torv at Waltham, where they will make
their home About 8 O'Clock friends began
! to arrive, and some Is appeared to o1fer con-
gratuiations. The wedding gifts were num- I'm
silver ware, cut glass and china. Alter ice
| cream and cake had been served the COM
pany departed. Each lady present was given
a slice of the wedding cake as souvenir.
Nav the sun always shine on MT. ana MIS-
Burrows as brightly as it did on the day OF
the marriage, Sept. "a, 1906. Mr.. and Mrs
| Charles Richards came from kockpor' Moh-
day to attend the wedding of their sister,
Miss Alice Richards, Mrs. Fred ferhlns
and Mrs Olive Merrill has gone to Seb E3,ss
ford from Mas achusetts spent last. week
with MIR. and Mrs. Alvah Clifford. MISS
Flvira Hartman has returned to Cam0rldge,
Mass. after a visit with Mrs. Sarah Jordan
and family Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pefklns
Of Rucksport came here to attend the burial
Of Mr.. Frank Partridge, who died very
suddenly of heart failure in Lowell, where
he had lived many years. The remains
were brought here and a brief service was
held at the yard by Rev., L. I'll. DERRICK I
The floral pieces were very hanas sou lin, lie
Mrs. Sarah Rice Mann died Sept. l4th al
; the home Of her father, Capt. B. f. Rice
where she had come to recuperate, haVlhe
: been in poor health for several months. ohe
seemed much improved for time put SUI SUI
days Her husband, Mr.. Lewis Mann, Of
New York, was summoned by telegram anc
, was with her the last days OF her Illness
The funeral was held at her fathers nome
. and was largely attended by relatives am
: friends. The fieral pieces were beautiful
f Her two sisters were detained at theil
' homes in Boston and Providence on accoun
of poor health, but their husbands, Mr.
r q Charles s Hamilton and Mr.. George Darling
e and sister-in-law, Mrs: Lowena 81 Rice
e began came for the funeral services. ~ l.! IN
S terment was in the Rice lot. MT IA? Mrs
: Chas. Merrithew have been on DIX iSlan'
f for week with F. A. Maxfeld and WIFE.
+ Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Henderson of Milo AM
b Mrs. 7, c. Bateman and children spent
S few days here recently with Mr.. and l., Mrs n
= John Mills. Arthur Shute ana family ar
J. in Prospect for a visit with his parents. {.
: Mr.. George Hagar arrived last week f for
visit of several days. Mrs. Edward Gran
e is in Guilford for visit. Mrs. y: 5. Pel
i, kins returned Saturday from Milo an an
g Bradford, where she had been Tor 1e'
r weeks.