The Republican journal., 1912-07-04
WEDDING BELLS.

WEDDING BELLS.
H1LLs-SALIsBURY. A very pretty wedding
was celebrated Wednesday evening, June 26th,
at the home of Mrs. Tena Salisbury, Sand
Street. Camden, when her daughter, Mis-
Myrtle B. Salisbury, was united in marriage with
Mr.. Irving o. Hills of Northport. The bridal
pair entered the parlor to the strains of Lohen-
grin's wedding march played by Miss Pearl
Dickins. The ceremony performed by
Rev. Howard A. Corey, pastor of the Metho-
dist church, of which the bride is a member
The single ring ceremony was used. The
bride was attired in a becoming gown of white
wolfe with trimmings of silk fringe and baby
Irish lace and the full length veil was caught
back with bridal roses. The home was taste
fully decorated with evergreen and roses, with
an arch under which the ceremony was per-
formed. large company of friends and
relatives was present, and among the guests.
from out of town were Mr.. Melville B. Hills of
Northport father of the groom, Mr.. Milton B.
Hills of Northport, brother of the groom Miss
Anna B. Hills of Rockland, cousin of the
groom, Mr.. George Varney of Boston, brother
of the bride, Mrs. Cora Timer of Rockland,
Mrs. Iowa Mckinney of Lncolnvie, and the
Camden grade teachers from Thomaston The
bride and groom were the recipients of large
number of beautiful presents of cut glass
china, silver, linen. etc. Following the cere-
mony an informal RECEPTION was held, after
which the happy couple left by auto amid
showers of rice, confetti, good wishes and
farewells, for brief wedding trip. They will
make their home in Northport. The bride has
for several years been a popular and success
full teacher in the Camden public schools. The
groom is a most estimable young man, a thrifty
farmer and industrious merchant. Both young
people have host of friends who wish them
many years of happiness and prosperity
DEMERs-GoULD. Charles M. Demers of
Winslow and Miss M. E. Gould of Bucksport
were married at 489 Hammond street, Bangor.
at p M, June 26th by Rev. George A, Sar-
gent in the presence of few relatives and
friends. The bride was attractvely gowned in
a travelling suit. Mr.. and Mrs. Demers left
on the o'clock train Wednesday evening for
Waterville, where they will make their home
in the future. The bride graduated from the
East Maine Conference seminary at Bucksport
in the class of 1907. For two years past she
has been a stenographer in the Bangor &
Aroostook railway offices in Bangor Mr.. |
Demers also graduated from the Bucks port
institution in the same class and is private
secretary in the office of the Hollingsworth &
Whitney Paper Co. He was transferred to
Waterville from Greenvlle about year ago
His home was formerly in Boston. Mr.. and
Mrs. Demers will have the best wishes of
lalge number of friends for a long life of
married happiness.
WING-HALL. A very pretty wedding took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Hall
IN Wlnterport at p. M, June 22nd, when their
sister, Eta Louise Hall, was united in mar
rage with Albert Henry Wing of Hermon
The ceremony was performed by Rev A. j.
Lockhart in the presence of the immediate
relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Wing left at once for
Hermon where they will reside. Mrs Wings
many friends regret her departure and wish
her much happiness in her new home. Mr. Wing
has made many friends during his frequent
visits here. That they may have long, hap
Ply and prosperous life is the hope of ALL
CoNLEY- KNIGHT. A quiet wedding occurred
Monday evening, June oath, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Knight, Camden, when
their second daughter, Marian, was united in
to Philip Arthur Conley of Topsfield,
Mass. The officiating minister was Rev. L.
d. Evans, who used the single ring ceremony
The bride was prettily gowned in white and
her travelling suit was of dark blue The
room was decorated with evergreen ropes and
daisies and an arch of evergreen. After the
ceremony the couple departed in an auto for
trip to Portland. They will make their home
in Bangor.
MARINER LAwRY. Mr.. and Mrs. James L. |
Mariner, who were married in Belfast June
24th by Rev. A. A. Blair at his home in Con-
gress street, are spending their honeymoon in
Boston and Providence and on their return will !
live in Belmont at the home of the groom The
bride, Eta Louise, is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Lawry of Searsmont and is a
graduate of the Eastern State Normal schoo
in the class of 1904. Since then she has taught
very successfully. The groom is one of Bel
mont's most progressive young farmers and is
highly respected.
HoWARD-FENwIcK. Loren Howard of M ont.
vile and Miss Gertrude Fenwick of Waldo
were united in marriage Wednesday evening,
June 18th, at the home of the officiating clergy
man. Rev. A. A. Blair, in Congress street, Bel
fast. They were unattended and left at once
for Montville, where they will make their
home. The bride wore dark blue travelling
suit with hat to match.
UNITY.
Mrs. Edwina Bradford was week end guest
of her sister. Mrs. C. M. Whitney, last week..
Miss Leta Taylor is the guest of her grand
mother for the summer. Miss Annie Bryant,
who has been visiting relatives, has returned
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