Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-01-13
OAKLAND.
Barlow Manson Wedding
in Methodist Church.
One Of the Pfetiiest Affairs Of
Its Kind This Season.
Officers Of the Grange Are Install.
ed--Personal Mention.


The Iethodist- Episcopal church was
thursday evening the scene of one of
the seasons prettiest weddings. when
Miss Georgia Alice Manson. a graduate
Of Boston University and for several
years AN instructor OF physical cul-
ture 1T Monte Clair. y. J.. the daugh-
ter of Parrish Manson, was united
il rlar!i2Ee to James Evan Barlow
% Ohio. Air. Barlow is Il graduate
OF NJ. =. T.. IN the course OF civil
engineering and is now employed in
that eanaeity at Cincinnati. Ohio.
At precisclE 80 the church organ
peeled forth ;be beautiful strains of
Lohens srin's Wedding March, played
by Miss Nora b. Greeley. The bride,
Carrying d. large bunch of sweet peas
AMI leaning en- the arm of her father,
Who gave her away. preceded by the
bridesmaid MISS Helen Parker. dean
of Bates College. also carrying sweet
peas proceeded down the center isle.
They were met al the alter by the
groom. accompanied by the best man,
John Donovan Of New York.
Rev. George K. Palmer of Cumber-
land uncle OF The bride, assisted by
R1v q. l.. Prefey, performed the
ceremony. the double ring service of
th< Episcopal church being used. At
the conclusion of the prayer Miss
Greeley rendered the beautiful vocal
solo. "Oh, Perfect Love"
At the end of the ceremony the
wedding party marched down the isle
40 ,hl strains Of Mendlesohnn's We'd
ding March. to the vestry, where rel
atiVeS and friends gave Mr.. and Mrs.
Barlow = very pleasant reception. The
vestry was most beautifully and APP
prapriately decorated with testoons of
evergreen and flowers. Those in the
receiving line neside the newly welded
couple were. Mir. and Mrs. Richard
H. Barlow parents Of the groom; Far
IRISH Manson, father OF the bride. Miss
Nora Greeley and John Donovan.
The brile was very beconingly
goWned in white silk with orange
blossoms ehtWined in the veil.
The guests present from out Of town
were: Mr.. and Mrs. o. \. Meader
and daaghter: Mr. and Mrs. f. n.
Jepson; Mrs. Edith Eurrill; Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Dunn ana daughter; Mrs.
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Mr.. and MRS. Richard II. Barlow Of
Methuep, MaS-, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Aver, Jr, Of Newton, Mass; Mrs.
Hattie Mitchell and Miss Alice Nit
chell of Boston.
The wedding party left on the eve-
ming Pullman from Watervilie Tor an
indefinite wedding tour to Cuba. Mr..
and Mrs. Barlow will reside i'll Gin
cinnatl. Ohio.
che Christian Endeavor at the Hlsh
street Mission Wednesday night elect
ed the following officers: Pres. 5. II.
SkiIlngs: V. Pres. John Eainen;
Treas. Alanson Skillinss; See, Annie
NJ. Thomas. Refreshments We're served
ard the company had very enloAapit
time.
The following officers We're installed
in the Grange Thursday night at
special meeting by Deputy Mrs. r. {.
Patten: Master, Maurice Bowman;
overseer Arthur Gleason; lectures,
Hattie Thomas; Sec. Wallace Jud-
k;ns: Treas. Frank Brown; steward.
Harold Libby: assistant steward, Bert
Hersom; lady assistant steward, Mrs.
Bert Hersom: gatekeeper. Arthur l..
Tracy: chaplain. Mrs. Herbert Axtell;
Ceres, Mrs Edith Bowman; Pomona.
Mrs Hetherington: Flora. Miss Marion
Hersob. After the installation the COM
pany~ enioyed a fine oyster supper.
NJ. l.. strickland will start Friday on
an extended trip to Florida, accompa-
MED By f. w. Clement.
Mrs. s f. Wentworth passed the day
Thursday with Mrs, Miner e. Rowe iii
WaterVille.
Walter Blake. who has been in hos
pital in Providence. II. l.. with diph-
liberia, is reported as convalescing.
Mrs. H. G: Cowing ard two daush-
ters have returned from an extended
visit with relatives in New York