Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-20
1artIett.Weeks

! Fairfield. Me-, Jan. ia wedding
afternoon at o'clock at the home of
Hon. and Mrs. George G. Weeks. Ma
| pie street, Fairfield, when their
younger daughter. Miss Lucy Althea
! Weeks, became the bride of DR..
Frank Herbert Bartlett, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank H. Bartlett Of Lynn,
| Mass.
Rev. Ernest NJ. Holman of Bath,
former pastor of the Fairfield Bap-
! fist church. OF which the bride is a
member. performed the ceremony. the
double ring service being used. Miss
! Helen +. Weeks. sister of the bride,
was the maid OF honor and the best
| man was Harold Z. Weeks, brother
| Of the bride. Little Miss Gladys
Emma harrington, one of the younger
patients at the Central Maine Sana-
| forum, where Dr. Bartlett is a men,
Der of the staff, was a charming lit
tie ring bearer. She carried the
! rings, the brides being green gold
| with orange blossom design matching
, her engagement ring. and the groom's
plain banded. within the petals Of q
| culia lily.
| The bride. who is petite, dark and
very attractive, was married In her
| soing-away suit, which was rose
! taupc velour with Hudson seal trim
! mings. Her hat, dainty spring
model, and her blouse were of sim
liar shade. Her bouquet was Of
violets. The maid of honor. Miss
Weeks. wore dark blue Will, hat of Il
like shade. And the little ring bear
err wore white silk muslin, dress
which was made by patients az the
sanatarium, in honor Of this occasion
when one OF their fuyorite doctors
took a bride.
\ wedding cake. Il marvellous crca-
ton of 40 pounds Of fruits and ingre-
dents, was cut, following tho ccre-
mony. A light collation. Of ices and
cakes were served, the bride cutting
the first piece from the huge cake.
Mrs. Ethel Crawford and Miss Mar
garet Totman served. John s-aney,
chef at the Central Maine Sanata-
rum. was the artist Of the big cake
|
afternoon train for q wedding trip
to Boston and vicinity. They will be
at home after February irst at their
! apartments at the Central Maine
Sanatarirm. No cards.
! Mrs. Bartlett, the younger daugh-
ter OF Hon. and Mrs. George G..
Weeks. is very popular young lady
! and leader in her wide circle Of
friends. She Is very musical, DOS
sess'ng q fine cloature- soprano voice
! having studied for three years under
| Mrs. Frank b. Hubbard of Water
vile. She attended the public schools
OF this town and since her graduation
has been engaged in secrctariai work
IN the law offices Of her father and
| her brother. Weeks e. Weeks Of this
| town. She is member Of the Niwot
Club and is active in tbs social ac-
tivities of the town. Her appear
ance on programs of local talent has
| always been q pleasing asset. She
was married on her birthday.
DR.. Bartlett is assistant superin-
tendent at the Central Maine Sana-
tarium. haYing come to this town
| last March to assume that position.
He 81 aduated from Lynn High school
and Tufts Medical school. During the
war he served in the U. s. n. He
is member Of the Masonic order and
is also affiliated with the Alpha kan
pa Kappa fraternity. a medical So
ciety. He is q member Ut the Ken
nebec Medical Association and dur
ing his location at the Fairfield sana-
! tarium has gained a wide circle OF
| friends
; In exchange Of bridal gifts the gift
OF the bride to the groom was a solid
gold watch chain and a knife, O penny
being insisted as payment Of the
Knife. the observance Of an old GUS
tom being thusly observed. Tic
groom gave the bride a platinum bar
pin with diamond. To the maid Of
honor from the bride was Il green
gold friendship circle and the groom
gave the best man a set of solid
gold cuff links. The little ring bear
or received from the bride a tiny
/, ring with opal setting.
The wedding gifts to the bride
were many and beautiful Including
| cut glass silver fine linau ard nanv