The Republican journal., 1916-09-07
WEDDING BELLS.

WEDDING BELLS.
ABBOTT PATTANGALL. Miss Grace Drisko
Pattangall. daughter OF Atty Gen and Mrs.
William R. Pattangall, and Arthur W. Abbott
were married Aug. SOth at the home of the
brides parents at 9 Green street, Augusta, by
Rev. Paul S. Phalen of the Unitarian Church,
The groom has been the star catcher of the
baseball team in Augusta of the Kennebec
Trolley League The wedding took place in
the historic home of the late United States
Senator James W. Bradbury, this mansion hav~
ing been leased by the Pattangall family.
Madison L. Gilman of Augusta and Dr. Philip
E. Tukey of Portland were the ushers. Harold
T. Adams of Portland was the best man and
Miss LYDIA Larrimore of Turner, Me-, was the
bridesmaid. Others present were Mrs. John
son, wife of United States Senator Charles F.
johnson; Mrs. E. W. Boyer, Mrs Frank Thayer,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Palmer, Miss Foster, the
Misses Springfield and Mrs. John Ware of Wa
terville, Mr.. and Mrs. F, C. Abbott and Miss
Marion Blake of Portland, Miss Lilis Towle of
Bangor. Miss Margaret Holyoke of Brewer, Mr.
and Mrs. James Hamburger of Boston, Mise
Blodwin Williams of Albany, N. Y, and Mrs,
George H. Maclauchan of Machias- At the
reception those assisting were Mrs. NJ L. Gill
man, Miss Towle, Miss Williams and Mrs Lewis
Brown, Mrs. John Wadleigh, Mrs. Warren
Smith, Mrs. Frederick Owen, Mrs. Herbert
Locke and Mrs. James Hamburger. Mr. Abbott
has just been elected principal of Bridgton
Academy and the honeymoon will be passed at
a camp near the Bay of Naples. They will be
at home at North Bridgton after Sept 49,
ALLEN HART, Basil Roger Allen and Miss
Jessie Ethel Hart both of Belfast, were mar
ried at the Congregational parsonage High
sti eet. at $50 a. M, Sept 5th by Rev Walter
T. H awthorne, who used the single ring SER
vice. They were unattended. The bride wore
very becoming dark blue travelling suit with
a blue beaver hat trimmed in silver. They
left Immediately after the ceremony by auto
for wedding trip and will be at their new
home in the Marshall house, Church street,
Sept. 18th. The bride is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis H. Hart. She graduated
| from the Belfast High school in the class of
1915 and has since been employed in the office
4 VI lEe LeOudtu " bdiIoNo Siioe ldCtOIys oht
has pure sweet contralto voice and sings in
! the North Church choir. The groom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Albion Allen of Lincoln
vile and is clerk in the SwanW Whitten- Bick~
ford store. Since coming to Belfast he has
made many friends Mrs. Allen will continue
in her position with Leonard & Barrows. They
have the best wishes Of many friends for
happy welded life.
+. CARLTuN-P PERRY. Guy Carlton and Miss
Mildred Perry both of Camden were married in
Friendship at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs, Haka, Saturday afternoon. Sept End Mr..
Carl ton is the son of the late Granville and
Josephine Carlton and Miss Perry is 5he
daughter of Mr. and Mrs w. W. Perry,
For a number of years Miss Perry was teach
er of art in the Camden school, later going to
New Hampshire, where she has taught for the
past year. Camden friends extend congratu-
lations.
REYNOLDS LEWIS. The many Burnham
friends of Kervin W. Reynolds will be inter-
ested to learn OF his marriage to Miss Sara E.
Lewis at the home of the brides sister, Mrs
J. B. Hale. in Englewood, R, l. Mr.. Reynolds
is the son of Mrs. Joseph Reynolds of Burn
ham and for several years has been success
full teacher in the high and Normal schools of
Willimantic, Conn.,. where Mrs. Reynolds is
engaged in teaching. They are at present vis-
iting relatives in Burnham and on their return
will live in Wlimantic
MCALLIsTER-B BERRY. Karl A. McAllistee
and Miss Hildred Berry, both of Burnham,
were married in Richmond at the home of the
brides aunt, Mrs. E, B. Rankins, Saturday
evening, Aug. 18th, Rev. s. w Brown of the
free Baptist church of that place performing
the ceremony. Mrs. McAllister is the daugh..
ter of Mr. and Mrs George E. Berry and Mr.,
cAlllster is the younger son of Mr.. and Mrs,
, v. 3. McAllister and has been in charge of the
ID foods Creamery at Burnham Station for some
Time. They have the best wishes of many
irlenos for many happy years of welded life,