Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-07-09
Jans aaA Jsly Weddings.

Juns anA Jsly Weddings.
There va quiet wedding q Oh
home Of the brides parents on Whsele
Street, South Paris, Tuesday evenina
July 2, at $50, whom Mr.. Carroll 7
Davis ofsBuckfleld and Miss Clara Ham
mond were united In marriage. Rev. G
b. Newton ofaoiatsd, using the doubl
ring service. Only members Of the i'm
mediate family were present. Tn
bridal couple were unattended. Tn
bride was In white chiffon over ligh
blue silk.
After the ceremony refreshments wert
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis left th
next morning for two days. trip will
their automobile through the Whit,
Mountains. and then went 10 their HON,
in Buckfleld.
Mr.. Davis 10 the SON Of Mr.. and Mrs
William W. Davis, who moved from
Portland TO Buckfield about six year,
ago. Both parents died not long afte
coming to Buck field. Carroll +. Davil
received his education in the PORTLAND
schools. He has Q good farm about two
and half miles east of Buckfleld vii
lage, and also has q large business a.
agent for lightning rods.
The bride Ia the daughter of Mr.. anG
Mrs. Wesley n. Hammond, who came e
South Paris seven years ago. She begar
her high school course at Mexico, anG
completed II In Paris High School, from
which she graduated In the class Of 1914
Since graduation she has taught success
fully in Sumner and Buckfleld.
Mr.. Ashley Field Edwards of South
Paris and Miss Azola Pike of Norway
were married ct 5 O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon, July 8, at the home of tht
officiating clergyman, Rev. n. o. Baltzel
of Norway. The double ring service
was used. The bride was gowned IL
dove gray silk. There were no attend
ants.
After the ceremony q wedding feast
was served at the home of the brides
parents. The bridal couple left by auto
mobile to spend . few days in camp al
Pleasant Lake. They will reside with
his parents.
Mr.. Edwards is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Edwards of South Paris
He graduated from Paris High School in
the class of 1915, and has been In Bates
College for the past two years. He Is al
present employed as clerk in the store oil
the N. Dayton Bolster Co.
The bride is the elder daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Dennis Pike of Norway. She
graduated from Norway High School in
the class of 1912. She 10 q talented
and prominent in social and
musical circles.
Frank B. Lamb Of Intervale and Miss
Edith E. Flint of Norway were united in
at the Methodist parsonage in
Norway, Thursday, June q, by Rev. b.
L. Nichols. The single ring service was
used. The bride was gowned in gray
silk with trimmings OF white chiffon
over pink silk. She was attended by
Mrs. Nellie Lombard. Her travelling
dress was of blue mohsir trimmed with
blue silk and hat to match.
After the ceremony, there was q re-
ception at the BRIDES former home at
North Norway. Refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served, and cigars
were passed. Music was furnished for
dancing.
Mr.. Lamb Is farmer at Intervale,
where they will live. Mrs. Lamb is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Skillin
Of Raymond, but her home has for some
years been in Norway.
Homer Dean Tubbs of Old Orchard,
of Norway, and Miss Florian
Charlena Wheeler OF Phillips were
married at the home of the bride's
In Phillips on Friday, June %.
Rev. Frederick A. Wiggin OF Boston Of
debated, using the double ring service.
The ceremony was performed at high
noon on the lawn of the Wheeler Hill
farm, in an archway of maidenhair
ferns and wild roses.
The bride was gowned in ivory satin
,harmeuse with ivory Georgette which
Iell in short train. She wore q long
tulle veil with wreath Of pink rosebuds,
md carried white roses with lilies Of
he valley.
Miss Kathleen Noble of Phillips, .
,lsssmate of the bride, was maid OF
honor. The brides matrons were Mrs.
Earl Higgins Of Pennington, cousin Of
The bride, and Mrs. Sumner Austin OF
Phillips, and Madeline Austin, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Austin, was
ring bearer. The groom was attended
oy Scott Bracket Of Phillips.
After the ceremony there was q re-
,eption and luncheon. The couple left
in the bridegroom's car for trip In the
Oxbow region, Aroostook County.
Mr.. Tubbs Is the son OF Mrs. Inez
rubbs of Norway. He is graduate Of
Norway High School and of the Mas
College of Pharmacy. Since
bis graduation he has had Q position
With Otis Clapp g Sons, wholesale
druggists.
The bride is the daughter and only
,hild of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Wheel
sr. She was educated in the schools of
Rockport and Phillips, and for the past
,hree years has been Q student at the
New England Conservatory of Music,
where she has studied voice, dramatic
action and classical dancing.
At the residence of the officiating
clergyman, Rev. j. 81. Little of Bethel,
Mr.. Ceylon Mellen Kimball and Miss
Doris Marguerite Davis, both Of that
Town, were united in marriage, Saturday,
June 20. The double ring service was
used. They were attended by Mrs. &.
n. Sanborn, sister of the groom.
Mr.. Kimbalf is q we'll known farmer,
and has always lived on the old home
farm at East Bethel, which will be the
home of the bridal couple after their re-
turn from wedding trip. Both bride
and groom are very popular, and have
many friends to extend congratulations
and good wishes.
At the home of Miss Elvira Holt on
Mill Hill, Bethel, on Sunday, June 80,
Mr.. RAYMOND Fuller Torrey OF Deer
Isle and Miss Luella Gertrude Tuttle OF
Boston we're united In marriage. Rev.
q. s. Trueman oficisted, using the
double ring service. Mrs. Torrey has
been In Bethel for four. years and has
made her home with Miss Holt. Mr..
Torrey was formerly employed at Bethel
Inn, but is now employed in q shipyard at
N. H., where they are to
make their homo.
Mr.. Harold D. Stevens Of Paris and
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