The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1907-04-04
WEDDING BELLS.

LARSON Cross. A social event in Nor
rill March 18th was the home wedding of
Martha NJ, only child of Ida and the late
John Cross and DR.. 0. F. Larson of Mon
son at the pleasant home of Mrs Ida Cross,
The ceremony was performed at high noon
Mrs. 7. n. Pearson of Morrill, playing the
wedding march. Rev. Ashley A. Smith of
Belfast OBLIGATED, using the ring service.
DR.. Sampson of ToguS acted as best man
and Miss Florence Cross as bridesmaid.
The bride was beautifully gowned in white
silk landSdOwn, lace trimmed, and carried
large bouquet of brides roses After
short reception refreshments were served,
consisting of sandwiches, cakes, ice cream,
oranges and coffee. Elegant and useful
presents were in evidence, largely silver
ware. There were presented, also, dining
room set, a dinner set and clock and two
fine pictures. DR.. LarSon's father and
mother of MOnson, Mrs. Charles Lttefed
of Prospect, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Achorn
of Camden, Mr.. and Mrs. George Frye and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Berry of
Montville, Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Jackson of
from out of town. Dr. and Mrs. Larson,
amid a shower of rice and old boots, left at
an early hour to catch the boat. Their
bridal trip will extend to New York.
PHILBRooK-HEALD Mr.. Charles E.
PhilbrOok and Mrs. Verna Rich Heald
were united in marriage at the home of the
bride, No. 10 Bridge street, Saturday even-
ing March Both, by Rev. j. w. Hatch. in
the presence of relatives and few invited
friends. The ring ceremony was used and
it was very pretty home wedding Re-
freshments were served after the ceremony.
The couple were the recipients of a large
number of useful and beautiful presents.
LITTLEFIELD-Co CooMBs. Arthur d. Lit
tletield and Lois NJ. Coombs were united in
marriage in Sanford, Tuesday, March 26, by
Rev. Eugene S. PhilbrOok. Mr.. LittletelG
was born in Sprngvale and lived there for
about thirteen years when his parents NOV
ed to Middleboro, Mass, afterward moving
to Belfast, where he has since resided The.
bride is a Belfast girl and both were men,
bers of Rev. Mr.. Phibrook'S church there.
Ihey will reside in Norway, where Mr.. Lit
tlefeld has position as machniSt in a shoe
ouup.-SdHlOTu, ME-, tribune.
STANDPOINT.
The remains of COnnOr A. Perkins, who
died in New York March 10Th, were brought
here from Bucksport Friday, accompanied
by relatives and friends, and taken to the
home of his uncle, F. F. Perkins, where
brief service was held by Rev. j. W. Price
Of BuckspOrt, conducted by undertaken
Park. The remains were buried in the
cemetery on the hill. Friends here extend
their sympathy to the family in their sorrow.
-. Miss Lucia Shute of Bangor spent Mon
day here with her parents. :. MIR. and Mrs. =
Fred Perkins left Monday for Seboeis after
several days visit here. =. Easter Sunday
was observed here with an appropriate SER
mon in the morning and a concert in the
evening. Both services were largely attend
ed. The church was handsomely decorated
with lilies, evergreens, and p0tted plants,
and the effect was very pleasing. A dozen
attended the services at Prospect in the
afternoon. .Flounders have been caught
here the past week. s.-.-.-..-..