The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1912-03-07
WEDDING BELLS.

H. Mr.. Robert Holt of Within an,
.... aa. Mis- Flora Ella Rich, daughter of
~, Mrs Moses W. Rich, were married at
.- at the brides parents, 1877 Main
.-... Esrday March 4th, at so p. M, Rev.
...s. rs. nuosdes officiating and using the
.--. Haa service. They were unattended
.,t .a the family were present. The bride
o.-,....rdugy dressed in princess gown of
..t.t a... wool, with pipings and buttons of
,s..u. shade and yoke and sleeves of cream
b.s she carried bouquet of cream white
,..4= ana maiden hair ferns tied with white
,..mI. lumediately after the service Mrs.
R,se and MRS. U. A. Hadley served light re-
,-.-Hueuls. The bride and groom took the
.reu~7 tuesday morning for their home in
VHtmaa, Mass The brides travelling gown
aa. dara blue serge, talor-made, with hat to
racr The many gifts from friends included
rye gifts # money, cut glass. china, sterling
a.. uea The young ladies' in Leonard &
,s-r.as Uox factory, where she had worked
.s,e. years, presented large cut glass
se-r, DISH The groom has been frequent
vst Belfast and is young man of ster-
al .Heracter. The many friends of the young
,s.,s rHtend congratulations and best wishes
fara ur g and prosperous married life.
..rl-JoNEs. MIR. Leroy Paul and Miss
r-r,.s Leonce Jones, both of Morrill,, were
rs.-,l in Belfast Saturday, March End, at p.
r p, the residence of Rev Arthur A. Blair,
pastor ei the Universalist church, who Of
tcs-el using the single ring service. The
aa- Was becomingly gowned in a brown
-sa,-rade suit with waist and hat to match.
-as, aere attended by the brides aunts, Mrs.
-i. slie Gilmore Heating of Belfast and Mrs.
f5ece Gilmore Mutchler of Boston, in the
| -,,.aae yf her parents. The groom is the son
5Jl and Mrs Delbert Paul of Morrill, and is
Er-- ergus young farmer. The bride is the
.ltor of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred E. Jones
| .re. of Belfast, but recently of Morrill,
popular young people and have
er'f-e Of friends, both in Belfast and Nor
Wish them happy and prosperous
te. They were the recipients of
able and useful wedding gifts, prin-
their new home in Morrill,.
"4- uWARDS. A very pleasant marriage
,,ok uiaee at the home of Mr. and Mrs
81; ards in Jackson on the evening of
ts- The contracting parties were their
4 l.-- Aargie F., one of Jackson's success
a.u teachers, and Mr.. Russell f. Reed,
pxmont's enterprising and highly es-
e, n
a ting clergyman and used the single
.a &c. The immediate families of both
'4' aere present. After the service and
ar l-ratulations. the party all repaired to
r- "sag room, where a bountiful lunch
s7airo -hen, to which all did ample justice.
A remainder of the evening was passed in
@.s =,uries and pleasant intercourse, and at
AT. hour the guests took heir leave with
'ss' wishes for the happy couple.
&oRoN-RICH. A quiet wedding took place
4ue me of Mrs. Mary R ch 9 Pierce treet,
&c iea 9TH, at 1920 A. NJ, when her daughter
t1s VAS united in marriage to Harrison E.
Eefio1 a Jackson. Rev. d Brackett oficiated,
4Hg the rlng service. Mr. Morton is one of
t' active young men of Jackson and very
Slar among old and young wherever he is
A'"t Miss Rich is popular school teacher
a viii lie sadly missed by her many friends.
Wy ana Mrs Morton left on the train to visit
as .allily and friends in Jackson and vicinity
-5 which they returned to Belfast for a
s' Wit her mother and the home circle and
qs and then went to Lowell, Mass.
s's't they will make their future home
n r,- 81 L., l. E. Al.
~yfgsperous lives.
1AaTIETT-W WEBB. A quiet marriage service
gS lace in the home of Mr.. and Mrs Walter
IIS''ls'l Of Monroe Feb. 18th, when their son.
t'Ill =, was united in marriage with Miss
+Aa l. Webb of Jackson. Tne service was
:eH0fmed by Rev. D. Brackett, who used the
.ng service. Only the family of the groom,
4'ldlrg the grandmother, Sc years Of age.
~ AeF sister, So years of age, and some
's family of the bride, were present
aF asppy couple left the next morning for
Nt"er, Me, where Mr.. Bartlett has provided
'IS5 home, and where he is engaged in the
y4Iy industry. Mrs. Bartlett is a success
- teacher and Mr.. Bartlett an honest upright
1'g man who has shown his business ability
above the average of men. Their many
''41S wish for them long and happy lives.
"a .
efaSt and Miss Bessie P. Harvey of Bel
l. 'ormery of Lynn, Mass, were married at
4. H.. eb. 28th, at the residence of Mr.. and
H. warren B. Pierce, Swan Lake avenue
~ oaYid L. Wilson, pastor of the Congrega-
~ church, officiated and used the single
s service. The bride was becomingly
,,asl 70 d bluegray tailor suit with waist to
n. They were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
~ aud Mrs. Pierce served refreshments
h 4e CEREMONY. Mr.. Varnum is painter
-s'e and has recently built house on Bay
s rect in which he and his bride have
s housekeeping. They were the recipi
'0 many useful gifts for their new home.
@'yS- -HATHoRNE. A very pretty home
Ns occurred at the future home of the
nj welded couple, 60 Grant street, Bangor,
h tsoay night, Feb. 2Sth, when Mrs. Arrie
G'syhofne was joined in marriage to George
s,as g' both of Bangor. The double ring
tr, was performed by Rev. Addison B.
1, "ef pastor of the Columbia street Bap-
s5sag g1Fch. The wedding party were unat-
l. 81 and stood beneath an arch of laurel
&ps 'a,nation pinks. The bride was becom-
sin st'Ired in pearl colored messalne, adorn-
No. =" VI pearl trimmings, and carried bride
n ana lilies of the valley. The happy cou-
sb@,le the recipients of many beautiful
ssss gifts and congratulations and best
ten oi host of friends are extended to
H., they settle in their very pretty and
ss,s.' new home. Among the-out- of town
egk were Mrs. Lurana Stone of Searsport,
fGe boi u the bride; Harold Stone, brother
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