The Republican journal., 1910-06-16
WEDDING BELLS.

,,-- -4.. he marriage of Mr.. Frank
,--o- 1gta and Miss Ola Maude F. Heal
II o7.s - he Universalist parsonage at II
--r4 I5rn, Rev. Ashley A. Smith offciat-
,-s r5-7c the single ring service. The
,.;. ea. sompanied by Miss Amy L. Wilson
v- -.g-, L. Hall was best man. The
Y..s us. a.1-ly and becomingly gowned in a
..ss. ;-s=s with Grecian effect, made of
--. s-z.t-e s.ik trimmed with lace insertion
-i.-..- With white tucked net yoke and
-. ..d . white ribbon sash. The brides
...- t--s flh; gray nuns yelling with silver
-...-s and sleeves and trimmed with fancy
.,,.=r-a.ar.a Immediately after the ceremony
:. mart. drove TO their new home No. 2
pae -ee, where wedding lunch was serv-
.; IT.. -des travelling dress was a dark
hss -s -.rade suit, with white silk waist and
r,-s vt.i-e nat. They autoed to Waldo,
r-.-. ,5eg took the noon train for a short
-, p. Portland On their return they will go
:, i, sse-.euag The groom is the son of Mr..
7N-. raHA A. Luce of Montville and has
hen employed several years in Leonard &
n--yg. sl-s factory. He is an excellent
a.rr Har md has host of friends, who ex-
i,ri congratulations and good wishes. The
5r5s he daughter of Mrs. Hope T. Heal Of
as '., and IS one Of Belfast's most charming
m3coua yolng adies, and she also is to be
srgsuss il the prospects of happy we'd
(iIUte TheF received many useful and cost
7?rsssa.s.
!,.>.-NfBE The marriage of Frances
is---.r t MIR and Mrs. Fred E. Moore
ad a-.s Young, both of Belfast, took
5.&s .- home of the brides parents on
Na "-el .zt saturday night. Only the i'm
nest 0r We're present and the young
grsr attended. The officiating clergy
-a, t- ao, NJ. S. Hill of the Methodist
srd the single ring service. Miss
4-y ere with her parents few weeks
l.0 aster, Mass, and has since been
@ rle Leonard & Barrows shoe fac
ng -om was formerly of Amesbury,
lo., aai also employed in 1 1he shoe fac
+ tr Tie Young couple will reside for the
pc Mr. and Mrs Moore on Mayo
;pss- They nave the best wishes of the many
iHg 1. nee their residence in Belfast.
-N aoEDER. Blanchard Conant and
A@ s-oeder were quietly married in
l7e. }-ss py Rev. Allen Conant Ferris of
tit Sth, Only the brides mother,
US Enan- Saroeder of Los Angeles, and
AH 1 Judkins and Jos. W. Judkins
V@sgase The bride comes from Los An
gs@ -s-- where she has been insurance
e''A p I'D 4,,uary department of the Pacific
A-a3 -- Insurance Co. She is young
@@ fiery attractive personality. The
g~7 money order clerk in the Camden
Pf' 'ls5 e ,eIug man of highest character
oF4a r-h all, Mr.. and Mrs. Conant are
ly uf his parents, but in August
f-.l The Cleveland tenement on Union
'N9e' 1e ldes mother will make her
l.l- lsr fog he present.-Camden Herald.
-45 -A Ha(ToN. At a quiet home wedding
y At -1ty a1mestead, Waterville. Wednes-
Y! evening. June Sth, Ernest L. Libby and
~. augusta Notation were united in mar
4tt ceremony was performed by Rev.
%i1' s'lmsur. The couple left later on
SS 'e4l ng trip. which will take them to
Ss@ Nav }ork and Washington. Upon
t It return they will reside in Waterville Mr.
SI! lre the best known stockmen in
i iya England He is a son of the late !. C.
NV am employed by Swift & Company
a as.Iaf Gherryheld young lady and is
% S-'eh 70 many people in Waterville where
'7'5l74 nile bookkeeper for the Central
4aa9 F.t ianrg company.