Wedding at Mountain Home
The marriage of Miss Maude C. Barrett, fourth surviving daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Barrett, of "Waterfall House," Mountain Home, and Mr. W. Funnell, eldest…
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Weddings, 1906
273 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 10 of 14
Personal. WEDDING
A pretty wedding book place at Curra Creek last week, when the Rev Father O'Brien joined in holy wedlock Mr John Ryan, of Yullundry, and Misa Casadna Lydia…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated on tho 21st instant at Wilbetree, the contracting parties being Mr Albert Nott, of " Rosedale," Leadville, and Miss…
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Nothing perhaps, unless it be the prevailing fashion in dress, appeals so much to the feminine mind as a wedding. It matters [?] whether…
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A very pretty and quiet wedding was celebrated in St. John's Church of of England yesterday afternoon, the Ven. Archdeacon Dunstan officiating…
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On Wednesday last a wedding was celebrated at Hampton, the officiating [?] man being the Rev. Father Doran, and the contracting parties Miss M. Cuhem, eldest…
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Despite the excessively wet weather, there was a large crowd assembled at St. Paul Church of England, Lithgow, yesterday afternoon, when Miss Alice Alice Thornley,…
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St Thomas' Anglican Church, O'Connell, was on Wednesday last the scene of a pretty wedding, when Mr James Christian, second son of the late Mr Richard Christain, of…
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A bomb thrown at a wedding procession in Uso[?]aka (Russia) killed three and injured 13…
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On Thursday, 16th ultimo, the wedding was celebrated at the R. C. Church, Mudgee, of Miss Mary K. Foley and Mr. James Meaney, both of Mudgee…
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There was a large and fashionable gathering on Wednesday afternoon at the marriage of Miss Muriel Marks, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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A wedding, in which considerable interest was shown in the district, was solemnised in St John's (Auglican) Church, Wagga, on Thursday last, 6th instant. The contracting parties were…
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Mr Henry MacGowan, of the Palace Billiard Saloon, was married last night to Mss Jane Cunoen, of Lambert Street. Mr and Mrs MacGowan left for Sydney by the…
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A wedding in which considerable, interest was shown in the district was solemnised in St. Stephen's (Anglican) Chruch, Tarana, on Tuesday, the 4th inst. The…
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At the Catholic Presbytery, Bathurst, on Monday evening, Mr H McGown, of Bathurst, was married to Miss Jane Ann Cuneen,daughter…
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At SS Michael and John's Cathedral yesterday the marriage of Mr Bernard Edward Robinson, son of Mr Joseph Robinson, of Kelso, to Miss Katherine…
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A very smart wedding took place in St. Michael's Church, Wollongong, on Wednesday, 12th instant, when Mr. Walter J. Cambourn, late of Nowra,…
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At the Methodist parsonage, Spring Hill, to-night Miss Celia Boon, daughter of Mr and Mrs D W Boon, of Orange, and niece of Constable A…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at St David's Church, Beneree, on Wednesday 19th inst., when Miss. Lilly May Fitzgerald, youngest daughter of Mr…
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On Wednesday, at noon, a quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at "Red Hill," the residence of Mr G Cooke, when Miss Lucy Cooke, only…
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