The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-09-17
WEDDING BELLS.

BRyANT-BLA1sDELL, On the morning of
Sept. Sd at the Mower cottage, occupied by
Rev. G. G. Winslow of Belfast, Miss Ellie G.
Blaisdell and William C. Bryant, Jr., were
united in marriage by Mr.. Winsow and left on
the City Of Bangor to spend their honeymoon
where? No one knew. Miss Blaisdell is the
eldest daughter of P c.. Blaisdell of New
York who owns a fine summer place here and
where for many years he with his interesting
family have spent the warm months. The
bride is a young woman OF most pleasing
manners and genial disposition which has
won for her many friends. She is a graduate
of Wheaton Seminary and very accomplished.
The groom is a young man of sterling
character and has spent several seasons here
and has host of friends. 1t was the wish of
both bride and groom to avoid anything like
display and the ceremony was as simple as it
could be made. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant will re-
turn to Northport for few days and then go to
New York. where they will reside.
BURNS BALLENTINE. A quiet but pretty
wedding occurred at high noon, Wednesday,
Sept 9th, at the home of the bride in Water
vile, the contracting parties being Caleb E. S.
Burns of Fort Fairfield and Miss Grace A.
Ballentine of Waterville. The ceremony was
impressively performed by Rev. D. l.. Wilson
of Belfast whose wife is a sister of the groom
Mr. Burns is a graduate of Fort Fairfield High
school and of the University of Maine, making
a speciality of agriculture, and is an all-round
worthy, enterprising young man. The bride,
who was a former teacher in Fort Fairfield
High school, is a college graduate, a most es-
Unable young lady of high attainments. At
ter carriage drive of several weeks through
Aroostook County, Mr.. and Mrs Burns are to
reside in Waterville.
PROSPECT FERRY.
Miss Isabel CHM of Belfast visited relatives
here last Sunday. Orrin j. Dickey of Belfast
called on Mrs Mary Smith and Capt. A. A.
CHM last Sunday .. Mrs. N. j. Heagan was
called to Monroe on account of the death of a
dear friend last Friday. Hon. A. I. Brown of
Augusta and Hon. o. F. Fellows of Bucksport
spoke on the political questions of the day
at the schoolhouse here Sept. 18TH. Miss
Sarah Lowell of Bucksport visited Miss An
CELIA Hartman several days last week. -. Mrs.
Emma Luke returned home from Massachusetts
last Friday. Mrs. M. A. Littlefield is visiting
relatives in Bangor. Amos bennett and Mer-
rill Shute of Bangor came down in their auto and
spent the day with the Misses Heagan. Mrs:
EVELYN Harrison and two daughters, Grace and
Daisy, of Stockton visited relatives here last
week. Mrs. Warren Haskell and two sons, Evan
and Harold, and grandma Haskell and Mrs.
Goose and son of Stockton visited Mrs. Orilla
McMann last Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Carley
returned to their home in West Newton, Mass,
last Thursday. Harry Berry was in Bangor
last Thursday on business. Miss Faustina
Harding visited her brother Frank in Brewer
several days last week. -. Mrs. A. A. CHM and
Mrs Charles Banks were in Bangor, shopping,
last Saturday . Mrs. Martha DOGGY and two
children of Brewer visited relatives here re-
Gently . Master Hubert Trip is quite sick.
He is attended by DR.. G. N. Towle of Bucks
port.