A Salvation Army Wedding
We have received an invitation to the wedding of Adjutant J. R. Dixon and Captain L. Flack, daughter of Mr. John Flack, of Burrundulla. During…
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Weddings, 1902
226 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 9 of 12
Wedding at Cudal. Bastick—healey
Yesterday morning in the R.C. Church, Cudal, a pretty ceremony was gone through, when Mr T Bastick, of Orange, was united in matrimony to…
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The many friends of the Rev H Glasson, B. A., late of Millthorpe, will be glad to know that he is in good health, and expects to remain in Melbourne…
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Lyndhurst was on fete on Wednesday afternoon, August 27th, on the occasion of the wedding of Mr. F. T. Moore, the popular son of Mr. F…
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On Wednesday last a young man named Jack Reid, employed at Mr. John James store at Lithgow, was to have led to the altar this girl of his…
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The local R C. Church was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Sunday last, when Mr Patrick J. Bastick, of Orange, and Miss Winifred Healey,…
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Mr Alfred C. Albon, second son of Mr T. H. Albon, of Hill-street, was last evening united in the bonds of matrimony to Miss Rose M. Gill, of…
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A. very pretty wedding was celebrated on Monday, the eighth instant at S.S. iliohael and John's Cathedral by the Rev. Father McGoe, when Miss Ada…
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A VERY pretty wedding was celebrated at the Roman Catholic Church, Cudal on Sunday morning last, the contracting parties being Miss Winnie…
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ON Wednesday, l0th instant, Mr. F. E. Kennerson, of Eugowra, and Miss Deborah Townsend, of Manildra, were married at St. John's Church by the…
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A VERY interesting wedding was that performed by the Rev. M. Hanley at the R.C. Church on Sunday, when Miss Winifred Healey and Mr. P. J…
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ON Wednesday last Miss Elizabeth [?] bach youngest daughter of the Mr. Wm Zotzenbach of Felton Hill Larras Lake was united in wedlock to Mr R Hollis also of…
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ST Colombanns R C Church, Cudal, was, on Sunday last, the scene of a very pretty and fashionable wedding, when Miss Winifred, sixth daughter of Mr Michael Healey,…
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On Wednesday, 27th ultimo, Mr. A. E. Inder, eldest son of Mr. G. Inder, of Cobbora, was married to Miss Craft, the only daughter of Mr…
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On Wednesday morning a very pretty wedding was celebrated in St. Lukeâs Church of England, the contracting parties being Mr. Joseph…
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The report of the marriage of Mr. W. Thomas, of Forbes, to Miss Alma Kable, of this city, which took place at St. Barnabas Church last night, is unavoidably…
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A terrible tragedy occurred at a wedding dance in Poland. Four hundred persons were gathered together In a barn. During the dancing, a…
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The marriage of William J., son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, of Forbes, with Alma, fifth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Kable, of this city, took place on…
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A party of four hundred peasants were engaged in a wedding dance in a barn at Melba, near Warsaw, when the hay caught fire…
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Four- hundred peasants were at a wedding dance in a barn at Melba, near Warsaw, when the hay fired. A hundred wore crushed and burnt…
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