The Republican journal., 1907-01-10
WEDDING BELLS.

MITCHELL-PUTNAM. The residence OF
Rev Hermon Hamaker was the scene Tues
day evening, Jan. LIST, of very pretty we'd
ding, when Mr.. Thomas A. Mitchell of Bos-
ton and Miss Catherine F. Putnam of Bel
fast were united in marriage. The we'd
ding was very quiet one. only the men,
bers of the immediate parties being present.
They were attended by Mrs. Warren
Nichols, the brides sister, as matron OF
honor, and Warren Nichols as best man.
The bride was becomingly gowned in IA
white silk eolienne made in princes style
and the groom was in full dress After the
ceremony a dainty buffet lunch was served
at the brides home. 81 Union street. They
were the recipients of many valuable and
useful presents and their many friends
both here and in RoXbury, Mass, the home
of the groom, wish them happy and pros
porous life. After short visit here Mr..
and Mrs Mitchell will go to RoXbury,
to reside.
PooRNICHoLs. An elaborate home we'd
ding occurred at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward b. Billings, 40 High Rock street,
Wednesday evening, Jan. Cd, when their
daughter, Miss Wealthy P. Nichols, was
united in marriage to Frederick K. Poor,
business man of Belfast, Ne. The nuptial
| knot was tied by Rev. Charles F. Weeden,
pastor of the Central Congregational
| church, within a bower of ferns, potted
plants and other floral decorations. The
bride was charmingly attired in gown OF
pattern lace over white silk and carried a
bouquet of bride roses. The bridesmaid,
Miss Elva Prescott of Chelsea, wore be-
coming dress of pink silk and carried a
bouquet of roses. William II. Hall of Bel
fast, Me-, acted as best man. Over 100
guests were presented to the young couple
at the reception which followed by the ush-
ers, Amos Nichols, a brother of the bride,
and Harold Williams. Miss Nina F. Poor
was in charge of the guest book. The young
couple were, the recipients of many Valu-
able gifts. Guests were present from Bos-
ton, Maiden, Chelsea, Belfast and Bidde-
ford, Me. After a short wedding trip Mr..
and Mrs Poor will reside in Belfast, where
the groom is the proprietor of a successful
pharmacy Mass. Evening News.
+ TAINTER-JEPsoN. a pretty, though
quiet, home wedding took place at the home
of the brides parents on Main street, IN
terport, Monday night, Dec. 31St, when Miss
Ruth JepSon was united in marriage to
Richard IL. fainter, both residents of Win
terport. Rev. W. a. Luce oficiated. The
ring service was used and they were unat-
tended. Only the immediate relatives were
present. MIR. fainter is native of Winter
port, gaining his early education in the
town schools. He manifested great love
for music and early took up the study OF
music, making rapid progress, and Is now
bandmaster on the battleShip Ohio, which
is now stationed at the navy yard in Brook
lyn, n. Y. Miss JepSOn is one of Winter
ports most esteemed young ladies and is
train for New York, taking many tokens
and wishes for happy welded life.
MUDaETT-MoNRoE. Miss Maud +.
Monroe of West Troy and George }.
| Mudgett of Burnham were united in
marriage at her home the afternoon of Dec.
25th. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. j. e. Lamb in the presence of few
immediate friends. Mr.. MIDGET has been
in the employ of the American Express
is one of Troy's most estmable young
ladies She was a member of the class OF
'96, Maine Central Institute, SUCCESSFUL
teacher and superintendent OF schools, a
position which she resigned during the past
] year. Mr. and Mrs. Mudgett will make
! their home for the present in Burnham.
Their friends extend congratulations and
bright wishes for the future.
| DEvEREAUX-HUTCHIN At the Meth
odist parsonage on Union street, Bangor,
Saturday afternoon at 8 O'Clock, occurred
the marriage of Reuben Devereaux and
Miss Mary Hutchips both of Penobscot.
The ring service was performed by Rev. L.
! W. FeSsenden in the presence of select
company of friends. Mr.. DevereauX is a
trade and Mrs. DevereauX has been high
! ly successful teacher recently graduated
! from Castine Normal school.
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