The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-10-19

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WEDDING BELLS.
SAa5ENT-kING. Miss Ruth Lillian King,
ngater of Mr.. and Mrs. William A. King of
srbrilge and Leo Marshall Sargent of Bev-
rg Mass, were married Saturday evening,
Istybgr 18th, at the brides home on Allston
.est ambrdge, by Rev. Carey W. Chamber
Ban Of the First Baptist Church of Beverly,
n used the double ring service. They were
rsraed by Miss Florence Freethy of Boston
r Arthur Rigby of Beverly The ushers
,s,s samuel L. King of Beverly, brother of
r; bride, and Frederic Schomberg of Cam
r5ce The wedding march from Lohengrin
"a. layed by Frederic Schomberg The we'd
.rg was attended by about rs, including guests
hon Boston, Cambridge, Worcester, Beverly,
newton, Peabody and Quincy, Mass, and Wind
.- townsville and West Hartford, VT The
hide was attired in white silk with pearl trim
,aes. with chiffon veil fastened with rose
vs. and carried a shower bouquet of bridal
,;ss The bridesmaid was attired in yellow
Ind carried large bouquet of yellow
a7santhemums. The parlor was handsomely
rated with an arch of autumn leaves, cut
'vsrs and potted palms. A reception follow
q ;re ceremony, the couple being assisted in
,..sY.ac by Miss Florence Freethy and Arthur
Sgtg The brides gift to the maid of honor
7as pearl brooch and the groom's gifts to the
man and ushers were stick pins. The
i7lp received many pretty and costly gifts,
,4.lirg beautiful gas lamp from the shop
I, =, n
r. happy couple left at 10 o'clock for a two
s.sss Trip through Maine and will visit the
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. P. Sar-
:g. Searsport. On their return they will
r.is VT Northern avenue, Beverly, the groom
b a5 reeently bought pretty Groom cot
4y= house there. Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent will
- -s- re to their many friends after De-
r lst.-The Beverly Times.
-NeR-WILBUR. A pretty and quiet home
ccurred at the residence of Mr. and
rank a. Wilbur in Camden on Mon
jng at 8 o'clock, when their only
-sr katharyn Auburna, was united in
.-a.a to j. Arthur Wagner. Rev. L. D.
fieiated, using the single ring service.
,4se was prettily decorated with cut
7d foliage. The couple were attend
Mss Adelyn Bucklin, cousin of the
: and Hartley Nash Miss Marian Buck
lsin of the bride, played the wedding
only the immediate families were in
-., ce. The bride was the recipient OF
--g .stly and beautiful presents. Follow
.,- ceremony ice cream and cake were
s he bride is graduate of the Cam
i 3 school, popular among the younger
81 young lady of excellent character
Il es & Tel. Co. and was an accommodate
;1 sd courteous operator. The groom is a
2 l-g man of sterling habits, of genial ma
r- and highly respected. The best wishes
47'st Of friends follow them for bright
1' uappy future. After the luncheon, the
@a welded couple were taken away in an
@i mobile. The honeymoon trip will include
+T'stun, Portland and Boston. They will re-
ae at the home of the bride, 2s Sea street,
sHien.
.srTERsoN-MEADs. In Brookline, Mass,
Fe'nesday evening, Oct. 11th, Miss Gertrude
Liza Ruth Meads, formerly of Brooksville, was
carried to Joseph Edward Patterson of New
'a ne ceremony was performed by the
IL harles H. Tenney, minister of the South
mage universalist church, at the home of Mr..
Inc Mrs. William Richly of 80 Longwood ave-
''' brookline, in the presence of several hum
lied friends and relatives. The house was
A'oFated with bride roses, smilax, yellow
8Hsanthemums and jack roses. The bride is
W ew York, and the bridegroom the son of
,'3- Joseph H. Patterson of Ottawa, Can. The
me who is direct descendant of Capt. Miles
Aaadlsh, was given in marriage by her father.
aAong the guests was Mrs. F. A. Schubert of
belfast, an intimate friend of the bride, and at
"o5e nome on Waldo avenue Mrs. Patterson
's' otten been guest
taAEs-Mc NRoE. DR.. Haller B. Eaf1es and
1Ea Bertha G. Monroe of Boston were mar
'sl IN that city September 9th. Only the
'Hlnes Of the contracting parties were pres
'' and the bride and groom left Immediately
months trip. They visited the groom's
'@aIyes in Belfast last week and have been
:" some time at his cottage at Standpoint.
Fe' will leave xt Saturday for their home
5.ston. The doctor is graduate of Tufts
V3a'a school in the class of 1910 and is asso-
-'ei with his father, DR.. George F. Eames.
-4 ride is a charming young lady, gradu-
'@'' the Shurtlef school in Chelsea, and is
= sS tert stenographer and has held responsi-
wy POSITIONS in Boston. The Belfast friends
''7ld congratulations and best wishes.
"'EkLEY-DRINKwA TER. DR.. George Shork-
~ and Mrs. Grace Drinkwater were united in
1''Aage Wednesday, Oct. 11th, at the resi-
'-ee of the groom in Alden street, Camden,
'''' 3 E. Frohock officiating. The bride was
''ningly gowned in pink satin. A hand
Ae woman of brunette type, she made an
. Usually pretty bride. The groom is one Of
'@aen's leading physicians, with lucrative
S'c'iee and a brilliant future. DR.. Shorkley
'' member of the famous Zeigler Polar ex-
F'u'lon on two trips. The newly welded
,'aple enter upon their married life with the
''S' wishes of host of friends.
oVCk-ANDERSuN. Miss Mabelle H. Ander-
'Sl ~ OF Red Wing, Minn., and John D. Buck of
a S'shd We're united in marriage last week at
~e fesldence of T. ]. Welch in Red Wing. Af-
a a 'ne ceremony dainty supper was served,
!, A. residence being prettily decorated with
'sefs and autumn leaves. They will reside
Dg Falls, Minn., where Mr.. Buck has =
A'nestead.