The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1909-07-15

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gy friends of Mrs. lucy Philbrook
-- ly zaddened to learn OF her sudden
I'm Mich occurred July LIST at Rockland.
brook was the wife of Captain John
s. and had gone 10 Rockland to remain
with him while he was in port there.
I'd ~ her usual health Wednesday
vas found dead in bed the next
Mrs. Philbrook was an excellent
GOOD wife and mother, kind neigh
held in great esteem by all who
Much sympathy is expressed for
"a husband and two sons who sur
he funeral services were held at
alme Sunday afternoon, Rev A. J.
ciating. The house was filed with
and synlpathizing friends, and the
profuse and very beautiful. -.
reth Fernald has arrived from Med
eud her summer vacation with her
Miss Mile Haley has returned
of several weeks in Boston.
b 81. Rowe and children have arrived
a--,n 70 spend some weeks with her
r. and Mrs. c. L. Jepson. :. Mr.. and
.7 i l Arey and son Norman of Worcester,
the guests of Mrs. Arey's parents,
z-- Mrs Charles Campbell =. Miss Mary
e-a is engaged in teaching languages
-. New York, is spending her vacation
--- alents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Hardy....
as-aerine Rowe of Hartford, Conn, is
e~ grandmother. Mrs. M. A. Haley
N- Marion McNulty is at home from
- sting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
rant Miss Hannah Cole of Hamp-
Fia lie guest of Mrs. Grant over Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Mason met with a serious
-l71' last week. She slipped and fell, start
g 'ae If her ribs. She is doing as well as
! ~ BE ezPected. -. One of the prettiest we'd
30, the season occurred at the Methodist
4 ~EA Nednesday evening, June 30th. The
&o7 WAS the marriage of Miss Mary Eliza
] @ -ockfart, daughter of Rev. A. ]. and
/" -ocEhart, to Dr. Frank Wells Sproul of
4 ''st9E Mass The church was beautifully
\ FNatel Festoons of white birch were
Il }1 nom the chandelier to each window.
4 TAR Vas banked in green and white, large
4 Ta nj white peonies being used. The
party entered to the strains of the
4"gTn Wedding march played by Miss
"ardWell. Miss Grace Lockhart was
honor and the groom was attended by
TON Lockhart, brother of the bride.
=nda Treat and Harry Lougee acted
.''eiz The ceremony was performed by
'-def Of the bride, assisted by Rev. E. H.
''~ VI Hampden. The double ring SER
''' Used. The bride was gowned in white
''h7 and wore a veil. Her bouquet was
roses and the bridesmaid carried pink
Immediately after the ceremony a
pI9n was held at the parsonage, which
-saitiiully decorated with flowers. DR..
0proul were assisted in receiving by
y speetive parents The gifts of silver,
s0Ss hand-painted china, books, money,
we're many and valuable. The gift of the
"" Vas beautiful diamond and ruby ring
.. 04pIe left in an automobile for Bangor
'no"ers of confetti and the good wishes
~" friends. They will visit the White
s I'alhs and then go to Brockton, which
's Their future home. Among the guests
OF town were Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
-" femaquid Harbor, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
'pard, Master Frederick Leonard and
race Lockhart of Springfield, Mass, Mr..
l, ~ Lockhart of Boston, Mr.. Alton Lock-
h., "aterville, Mrs. ]. F. Gerrity and Miss
4err'ty of Bangor and Rev. and Mrs. E..
i. luton of Hampden. Mr.. Harold Lock-
en,4 S gone to Squirrel Island, where he has
''snent for the summer.