The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-06-25
Notes From Maple Grove.

Groves most popular young people on
wednesday June l., at 9: A. NJ. at st.
Patrick's Catholic church at Maple
Grove, Wisconsin. The contracting
parties were John f Doolan and Eliza
beth Mullins. The double ring cere-
mony which was used to pronounce
them man and wife was performed by
Rev. Geo. A. Casey, pastor OF st. Pat
rick's church. The bride who was be-
comingly attired in rich gown OF
white crepe de chine trimmed with
white silk point lace, wore an embroid-
cred net veil and carried shower bou-
quet OF bridal roses, maiden hair ferns
and lilies Of the valley. The maid Of
honor, Margaret Mullins, sister of
the bride, who was dressed in white
silk poplin, trimmed with lace, carried
pink carnations and ferns. Both the
groom and best man, his brother, James
j. Doolan, wore the conventional black.
| Immediately after the ceremony a
welding dinner was served TO twenty
Ave families besides intimate friends Of
both parties at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. f. Mullins
of Maple Grove. During the day the
young couple were the recipients of
kilograms Of congratulations from
friends. Before their departure on the
evening train, supper and ice cream
were served the guests. Several friends
and well wishers accompanied them to
the depot where they departed for a
wedding trip to Milwaukee and from
there to several points in south Wes-
tern Minnesota to spend couple of
weeks with relatives OF the bride.
| Both are well and favorably known
not only among their home friends but
else where. The bride who is gradu-
ate of Stevens Point Normal and has
taught couple of years in this State
is a lady of estimable worth. The
groom is general favorite among all
| with whom he has associated. They
will be sat home to their many friends
on the groom farm a mile from Maple
Grove Village, after July ID. Congrat-
ulations and we'll wishes accompany
both in their new life. Among out Of
town guests were Bart F.. Doolan Of
Mason City, Iowa; Oscar Fl. DIN OF
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Mrs. Jno. +. Mullins of Liberty, Wis.
Many of the mem bers of st. Patrick's
congregation hauled the winters sup
ply of coal on Thursday.
John Cohen was at DePere on Thurs
day to attend the graduating exercises
of St. Norbert's College. His son,
William, has been student there for
the past term and Is now at home for
his summer vacation.
Mrs. Maloney is visiting at the NJ. S.
Buckley home.
Edw Watt and Dan Falvey autoed to
Manitowoc on Tuesday.
James Kirby raised large barn Sat.
urday. Guess that means business all
right, James.
Grace Bogenberger has returned to
Milwaukee to resume her duties as
trained nurse, after spending the past
two weeks at the Collins home.
Agnes Doolan and Blanche Falvey
we're Shirley callers Tuesday.
Miss Mary Fealon who spent the
winter in Milwaukee, and Chicago has
returned. She was accompanied by
Miss Marie Cans.
Micheal Doolan spent a few days of
this week at Lebanon.
James and Michael Cohen are recov-
ering from an attack Of diptheria
James O'Connor and wife of kaukau-
ma, spent Sunday at the Linane home
Blanche Hayden was operated on for
appendicitis at St, Vincent's Hospital,
Green Bay, on Tuesday. She is doing
nicely.
Geo Nate, Peter Falvey, Mayme
Savage and Pearl Brennan autoed to
Ml,nitowoc Wednesday evening to take
in the Training School Graduating ex-
ercises.
Patrick Linane and wife are here
for short stay.
Michael Dorsey, resident of Norris
ontown. Brown County was buried at
Maple Grove on Thursday. lie was
one of our few remaining pioneers and
was over 80 years old at the time of his
death. His wife died a few years ago.
He was n kind and loving father, de-
voted husband, devout christian and
a reliable neighbor. He is survived by
the following children: Mrs. Mike Mul.
Inns, Mrs. John O'IIearn, Mrs. Owen
Fenlon, Mrs. O'Brien, at whose home
he died, Mrs. Jake Moncoske and also
daughter who joined the Sisters and
Is now in Michigan, Michael John,
James, Henry and Thomas. His grand
sons acted as pail hearers. May his
soul rest in peace.
Miss G. NJ Doolan left for Oshkosh
Monday where she will attend summer
school
BARLEY Doolan returned to his work
as engineer, at Mason City, Iowa, after
week S visit here.