The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-06-18

WEDDING BELLS.

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WEDDING BELLS.
LIVES. One of the prettiest
the season was celebrated
. uue 18th, at high noon, at
7..,.. II Nj. and Mrs. Jacob l..
r..r. Maine, when their only
81 ...- g.-y Ada, was united in marrl-
..., Karlton Kidder of Albion.
.; .r... was performed by Rev. Mel
% 81. he kes of the First Christian
# 4ausor. The day was an ideal
-.. .ny sunshine, the soft blue sky,
-..l.f.rd here and there with Wild
.1 The JOYOUS songs Of the birds
- au1 in the memory OF every
r- lume was prettily decorated.
. .-..s .z eolors in the sitting room,
.-rrmony was performed, were
...s. s..r-. At exactly noon the signal
The wedding march, which
..-a Mrs. Heikes of Bangor, The
.--an entered and took their
...-- i pretty arch of English ivy
.|tn white, in the center OF which
..t.. r.0ral bell. The groom was
-....y. his brother, Myron kidder OF
g. ... MIS- Charles F. Shaw of Bel
~....... .r-.Hpu uf honor. The bride was
81 -a by her father. The Episcopal
,. "a, ny impressively used by MI.
-.-. 4alr the ceremony a delicious
-...a. 5.,..iast was daiptily served by
q. Nr. laul Ames, aunt and uncle OF
d. --....-.aal llr. Leslie Ames of Fairfield
.r5 r..,t 4me>, Jr. The young people are
=. 4l The bride is the only daughter
4 Mr. tc5b T. Ames, the groom the eldest
in b. Waldo B. Kidder, one of Alblon's
MI, 100. .r.tpd and influential citizens, and
ts-,--l D. IS hich they are held was shown
a. many beautiful gifts, which included
t.. .5.,. siI Iver and linen. Mr.. and Mrs.
,-. -,-1l to their daughter was piano,
.. aG4 Mrs. kidder, father and mother
in, ave beautiful china dinner
,..l g-g and Mrs. Heikes fine Bible.
Z. suwn was a beautiful white
r m .hr- groom wore the conven-
tr. Mr.. and Mrs. Kidder have
-- aar home in Albion, where they
u ---. l-eeption to their many friends
line 18th, at s p. m.
l..-.FA rEy. A very pretty home we'd
q. .#-Iel at the residence of Mrs. Sarah
lgf ~wdnyille, June 14th, at one
when her daughter, Daisy Lillian,
". --J d marriage to Mr. George w.
J. I.- CEREMONY was performed in the
Pax ..icU had been prettily decorated
81 .WerS and evergreen, by Rev.
4As uith, pastor of the Universalist
ga last. The bride was gowned in
rl.-..s carried white brides roses. The
81! a- --rylce was used. The bride is
g. .-It-r Of the late George I. and
S-4 4E-e and is well known in Swan
'-- spent most of her life there.
l partner in the firm of Sweet
Ss1ayat chelmsford, Mass, where Mr..
an Day win make their future home.
.N&,
l1iys-~ wYER. Harry S. Higgins,
.as .gtf assistant mailing clerk of the
0a-7e postoffice, was united IN
44i-- 70 Miss Maud E. Sawyer of Bel
IN So /. M, June 10th, at the parson-
a. A- prasant street Methodist church,
&aFl-. Rev. r. o. Everhart officiating.
Douglas of the Waterville postal
3V $40 Miss II. E. Sweet of East Knox,
H. vefe grOomsman and bridesmaid to
Y ip. pair, The bride, who is one of
'tl'euUt} 5 accomplished school teach
A 4, a'tTed in a becoming travelling
S'p blue. After the ceremony Mr.: and
Y, Hggias took the train for trip to
Add, Boston, Taunton and Providence,
,s- parting blessing of confetti at the
1ai' some Of the boys from the Water
| .t yst-otlice who got wind of what was
A@H.
s5AEsoN- -SrILPHES. John G. Dicker-
N ms city returned last evening to
m NUN nlldueIlHid, "Heio ioA 'no
"a months he has been a student at
'ladephia School of Horology. He
~ nj alone when he arrived home last
a@1! from Portland, for young lady
5ial u Was supposed was Miss Ethel Still
sec0mpanled him. But it was really
n9 John q Dekerson, for the bride and
.N4 met in Portland and were married at
% esterday but announced the fact to
H. We Until they reach the home of the
FWQ parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b.
,5.s7-'on, On upper College avenue. The
t1lr resident of Pittston and is well
s'a IN Waterville. Mr.. Dickerson has
10y wed IN Waterville and is well and
P,,IdoIy 8nOwn. He will be employed in
]1sal and will leave for there after a
| IN This Waterville Sentinel June