Wedding at Lidsdale
A very pretty wedding, around which a good ideal of local interest was centred, took place in St. John's Church of England on Monday night. The contracting…
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Weddings, 1904
239 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 12 of 12
Wedding Bells
A quiet wedding was celebrated at St Mark’s Church, Millthorpe, on Wednesday night, when Mr Joseph Gaynor and Miss Laura Isabel…
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At Rockgidgiel on the 7th instant Miss C. McMaster, third daughter of Mr. H. McMaster, was married to Mr. C. Rabone, of Yass, the Rev. J…
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As reported in last week's An[?] a wedding of local interest [?]olemnised in the Roman Catholic Church, Cobar, on Saturday, [?]…
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A QUIET wedding was celebrated at the Roman Catholic Church yesterday afternoon, the contracting parties being Miss Hilda May, third daughter…
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LAST night the Molong Literary and Debating Society wound up the year in an excellent manner, when a Mock Wedding Breakfast was held…
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"Here, my dear " said George Crocker, of New York, on November 2. to his step-daughter, Alice Rutherford, "Yon are to be married to-morrow, I know, but I have…
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Quite a large crowd turned out on Wednesday afternoon to witness the marriage of Mr. Arthur McKenzie and Miss Annie Arkinstall, both residents of this town…
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ON Thursday afternoon last a quiet wedding was solemnized at the R.C. Presbytery by the Rev M Hanley, the contracting parties being Hilda May (third daughter of Mr John…
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THE Molong Literary and Debating Society's 1904 session was brought to a dose on Thursday evening last by the holding of a Block Wedding Breakfast in the Towd Hall…
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A QUIET wedding was celebrated in the Cobar R C. Church on Saturday evening last (says Friday's Cobar 'Leader'), the contracting parties being Miss Florence Ellen…
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On Saturday evening at the Pro-Cathedral Kelson William George, eldest son of Mr. John Pascoe, o Bathurst was united in the bond of holy…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated in the Wesleyan Church at 4 p. m. on Saturday afternoon, when Miss Edith Harriett Lewis, third…
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At St. Joseph’s Church yesterday afternoon, Miss Sarah Sweeney, daughter of Mr D. Sweeney, of Nathan-street, East Orange, was…
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A correspondent has sent us the following dipping from the "Murrum-burrah Signal".—The Wesleyan Church, Harden, was…
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On Tuesday, the 20th St Barnebas Church, Oberon, was filled to overflowing with gusts and friends assembled to witness the marriage of Winnie fifth daughter…
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"Here, my deal," said George Crocker, of New York, on November 2, to his stepdaughetr, Alice Rutherford, "You are to he married tomorrow, I…
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Sample of country paper marriage notice which succeeds in combining socialities and business:—"Jennie Jones and Bob Henry were married at the Jones' house last night…
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Mr and Mrs J. Whear Roberts, of Brown's Creek, celebrated their silver wedding on Friday, 23rd instant, and were the recipients of numerous congratulations and presents from…
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