Wedding Bells
"Rosemoor," near Capertee, the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Barnaby was the scene of a quiet wedding on Wednesday last, when Mr, W. J. Cope, of Great Boulder South, near…
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Weddings, 1901
232 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 6 of 12
Wedding
A WEDDING took place at the Wesleyan Personage on Monday. The contracting parties were Mr. W. J. Miller and Miss Ada Davis of Bardett. When…
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ON Monday last, at the Wesleyan Parsonage, Molong, the Rev J Wald Harrison united in the bonds of holy matrimony, Mr. W. J. Miller ad Miss Ada Davis, both of Burdett…
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On Thursday last, 23rd inst., at Oaklands, near Capertee, at the residence of the bride's parents, a very pretty wedding was celebrated. The contracting parties were Mr. D. J. Cooney,…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated in St. John's on Wednesday, 22nd inst., the contracting parties being Miss Mary, eldest daughter of Lance Allinson, of Wang, and Mr. Walter Potts,…
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On Thursday, May 23rd, a pretty wedding was solemnised at the residence of Mr. H. Ryan, Capertee, when the Rev. Father Lawler united in the…
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A wedding was celebrated at the R. C. Church at Bodangora recently, when Mr. N. Moore, second son of Mr. J. Moore, of Maryvale, was united to…
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WALLERAWANG, Thursday.--Following is a list of the presents at the wedding last week :-- Mr. and Mrs. L. Allinson, cheque; Miss Annie Allinson, silver afternoon teaspoons; Miss Jane…
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'It's truth I'm telling you. Miss Jenni I was peeping about last night, trying if could see some of the 'good people' [?] Weaver's always talking about. It is bard…
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At Paddington yesterday afternoon the Rev. C.W. Willis, of Mudgee, joined in the bonds of wedlock Mr. J. H. Davis and Miss McDonald. Both…
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'And what did you dream and see Inquired Jennie with no life curiosity. 'Always the same thing,' whispered Nance. 'She' showed it me first. You…
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A VERY pretty wedding was celebrated at "Come," Bondi, by the Rev. Mr. McColl, when Mr. Herbert Blackadder (late of Molong), fourth son of James W. Blackadder,…
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A very picturesque dwelling was that of Captain Holdershed, a pretty little orestories cottage, balf smothered io [?], passion flower, and Virginia creeper…
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A quiet and pretty wedding took place at Blayney on Monday last, when Mary, second daughter of Senior-sergeant Roche, was united in wedlock to Wilmot Death (son of the late…
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'Let me out,' be exclaimed, at length You're a good fellow I, like you, Misser Weaver Not a mudgeon, though Give us arm ; heavy sea on. Not young…
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MR. "JACK" DAVIS, late of Molong, has joined the ranks of the Benedicts. Friday's Mudgee Post says:—At Paddington yesterday Rev. C. W…
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On Wednesday morning a popular wedding was solemnised at the local Presbyterian Church, when Mr. Andrew Johnson, fourth son of Mr. W…
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JOHN L KING, Esq, who used to visit Molong in the capacity of Police Magistrate, has many friends in the district, some of whom, no doubt, will be glad to hear that he…
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The Gippsland " Mercury " reports a disgraceful incident which occurred in the Meredith Presbyterian Church recently. Before the completion of the ceremony…
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