The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-07-29
WEDDING BELLS.

CROSBY Y-PENDLEToN. The many friends of
Miss Phoebe Ellen Pendleton of Islesboro will
be interested to know of her marriage to Carl
Crosby of Bath They were very quietly mar
ried at noon Wednesday, July 2lst, and left at
once for the Rangeley Hotel Rangeley Lakes.
Mrs. Crosby sthe youngest daughter of Fields
C. Pendleton of Islesboro and Brooklyn, n Y
Mr.. Crosby is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. S.
Crosby of Bath. They will spend part of the
summer in Islesboro and later in the fall settle
in New York, where Mrs. Crosby will continue
her musical career.
BATH, Me, July %. News reached here to-
day of the marriage in Rockland Wednesday
afternoon of Carl K. Crosby of this city and
Miss Phoebe Pendleton of Islesboro, the cere-
mony being performed at the Methodist par
sonage by Rev. B. P. Judd. Mr.. Crosby is
son of Ex-Mayor Elwell S. Crosby, collector of
the Bath customs district He is engaged in
the shipping and insurance business and is
prominent member of the Colonial club. His
wife is the daughter of Fields c. Pendleton of
lslesboro, prominent shipoWner. Mrs Crosby
has spent the past few winters in New York
for voice culture, and result Of recent
recital at Allentown, Penn, career in grand
opera was predicted for her. She is tall. a bru-
nette of striking beauty and her animation
made her charming member of society at the
fashionable summer colony at Islesboro. She
became engaged to Mr.. Crosby two years ago
and on July 18th he recorded his intentions of
marriage at the city clerks office in this city,
and on Monday procured his marriage certif-
cate and left Wednesday morning for Rock
land, where he met his fiancee, and they went
to the parsonage of Mr.. Judd. After the cere-
mony they went to the Rangeleys to spend
their honeymoon. No notice was given of
their plans and the news was great surprise
Aoo ,,l. ol both
MURPHY-CRocKETr. Mr.. Theodore L. Muir
ply, formerly of Belfast, Maine now of Still
water, Oklahoma, and Miss Viola Crockett of
Parsons, Kansas, were married in Saltwater,
Okla July 1S, 1909. The ceremony took place
at the home of the groom's mother, Mrs. H. E.
Frohock and the wedding service was conduct
ed by Rev. H. E. Frohock. The groom is the
son of the late Rev. Theodore Murphy, and is an
expert stenographer and typewriter The bride
was business woman of Parsons, Kansas.
The groom is well known in Belfast and cor
dial congratulations are extended to the happy
couple in their western home.
CARTER -DoUcET. Thomas Carter of Lynn,
Mass, formerly of Belfast, was married July
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ceremony took place in Lynn, and was followed
by an informal reception at their new home in
that city, at which many former Maine friends
of the groom had the pleasure of meeting the
bride They will be at home in Lynn after
August 1st Mr.. Carter is foreman of the die
department of the General Electric Co. plant
in Lynn.
MUTcHLER- GILMORE. Miss Florence Gil
more of Boston, formerly of Belfast, was mar
ried July 21st in Boston to Charles Mutchler
of New York The announcement came as
great surprise to Miss Gilmore's many Belfast
friends, who wish her all happiness Mr.. and
Mrs. Mutchler will settle in the West and she
will come to this city to visit her sisters, Mrs.
Austin Keating and Mrs. W. E. Jones, before
leaving for her new home.
FRENCH-PEIRcE. Mrs. Leola Augusta Peirce,
nee West of Boston, formerly of Belfast, was
married recently in Boston to William Carleton
French, master of schools in Pawtucket, R. 1.
The wedding was very quiet affair and pri-
vate. They will live in Pawtucket Mrs. French
is very well remembered here where her girl
hood was spent and where her mother, Mrs
Ella West and sister Miss Edith West now live