The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-06-19
WEDDING BELLS.

HAvENER-JoNEs Pierre L. Havener and
Miss E. Arlene Jones were married, June 18th.
At tie brides residence at Rockland high
lands. Rev. P. A. Allen officiating. Miss
Gladys Jones was bridesmaid and harold raw
ener was best man. The couple will reside IN
Montpelier, o. where Mr.. Havener is railroad
telegrapher and ticket agent
BArcHELDER- BAKER In Montville on Sum
day, June LIST, Helen, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Baker, was united in marriage to Lewis
Batchelder at his home. Rev. 7. R. Pentecost
per formed the ceremony. 1t was a quiet
home wedding The bride was attended by
Margene B. foye, and Ernest Foye was best
man. Mr.. Batchelder is progressive young
farmer and owns q fine farm, and their many
friends wish them long and happy life.
RACKLIFFE-LEwIs The marriage of Colby
Alden Rackiffe of Belfast and Miss Shirley
Louise Lewis. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Geo
A. Lewis of Saltwater. took place in Saltwater
at 10 a. m. Tuesday. June 18th. They arrived
in Belfast on the boat Tuesday afternoon and
are guests of Mr.. Rackhffe's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Rackliffe. The groom is one of
Belt; SITS young business men, member OF
the hardware firm of Harding & Rackiffe, and
the couple have the best wishes of many
friends.
KlLGoRE- MORGAN DR.. Harry L, kilgore. son
of the late Henry L. kigore of this city. and
Miss Marian Morgan of Vergennes, Vermont.
were married at Sp. M, June 1lth, at the home
of the bride. DR.. Kilgore is graduate OF the
University of Vermont. at Burlington, and
Miss Morgan was an instructor in CONNER
cial college there, and their wedding Is the
elimination of romance begun IN their col
lege days. They came to Thorndike via the
White Mountains and arrived at their home in
that town June l4th. DR.. kilgore recently en-
gagged in practice there. and in addition to
his own personal friends both he and his bride
have the best wishes of the many who knew
his father and held him in high esteem.
WILLIAMSON JENKINS. The home of Mr..
and Mrs J. S. jenkins on Myrtle street, Rock
land was the scene of very pretty June
wedding Wednesday noon. June 18th. when
their daughter, Nina Belle, was united in
marriage to Clayton Davis Williamson of
Portland. Rev p A. Allen cffciated, using the
Episcopal dauhle-ring service. The bride was
given in marriage ty her father. The bridal
chorus from Lohepgrin YVES played by Mrs B.
Perry. The couple were unattended. The
bride wore handsome gown of taupe charm
euse, with nell rose trimmings, and hat to
match. She carried bride roses. About SO
guests witnessed the ceremony, at the con-
clusion of which wedding breakfast was
served with the assistance of Mrs. Z. W.
Jennys OF Belfast, Miss Josephine Buzzell Of
Rockport and Mrs. NJ. B. Perry, Mis-. c. o.
Perry, Mrs c. w. Proctor and Miss Bessie
Whitman of Rock land Piano music was rem
dered by Miss Isabel Smith during the inform
al reception. The guests who had the good
fortune to receive souvenirs from the brides
cake were: Miss Minnie Cooley, ring; Miss
Hattie Gill, thimble; Miss Ethel Clifton, but
ton; Mrs. c. W. Proctor money. The bride
groom is in the employ of the Maine Central,
and the bride, graduate of the Rockland High
school (19O9) and Of Rockland Commercial
college, has been employed for the past three
wears in the office of NJ S. Bird & Co. She
belongs to several social organizations il Rock
land and will be much n Used. Alter Wedding
trip they will spend the summer at Peaks
Island and later make their home in Portland.