Weddings. Bruton Sloane
THE marriage of Mr. Abel Bruton, of Cumnock, and Miss Phoebe Sloane, fifth daughter of Mr. T. Sloane, of Woodlark, Two-mile Creek, was celebrated at St. Patrick's R.C…
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Weddings, 1908
306 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 4 of 16
Wedding Bells. MELVILLE—MARSHALL
A marriage was celebrated at the Sacred Heart Church, Darlingburst, on February 26 last, when Mr. Augustine Melville, of Boksburg,…
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At the residence of the bride's brother-in-law, Mr. W, Hambly, North Botany, on Wednesday, March 4, Mr. Charles J. Johnson, third son of Mr. S. Johnson, of…
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A quiet and pretty wedding was celebrated in St. John's Church, Mudgee, on Tuesday by Ven. Archdeacon Dunstan, the contracting parties being Mr. Albert…
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A CORRESPONDENT writes:—At the Hoolahan O'Donnell wedding on Monday, 2nd inst, the bride's dress was white silk, beautifully trimmed, orange…
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At Holy Trinity Church, Kelso, on Wednesday morning, Mr. William Henry King, eldest son of Mr. Henry King, of Peel street, Bathurst,…
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At Holy Trinity Church, yesterday afternoon, Mr. w. J. Bartle, oniy eon of Mr. W. T. Bartle (Orange) and Miss Clara Jackson,, youngest…
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On Wednesday last a very nice wedding was celebrated at the Parsonage, Springhill. The contracting parties were Mr Albert Martin, eldest son…
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A correspondent writers:—“A very enjoyable afternoon and evening were spent at the residence of Mr and Mrs. Simon Eslick, of Middle Creek,…
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ON the afternoon of Wednesday last St. John's Church was the Scene of a pretty little wedding, when the Rev. Canon Alldis joined together for life…
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In St. Paul's Presbyterian Church yesterday, Miss Ellen Cook, daughter of the late Mr. James Cook and Mrs. Cook, of Brown's Creek, near…
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At the Methodist Church, Millthorpe, this evening, Mr. James Beddie, of Bathurst, was married to Minnie, third daughter of Mr…
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A very nice wedding was celebrated in the Methodist Church yesterday afternoon. The contracting parties were Mr. James Buddie, of…
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All Saints' Cathedral, Bathurst, was the scene of a pretty wedding yesterday afternoon, when Gordon, second son of Mr. C. F. Studdert, of the Postal Department,…
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On Tuesday evening last, in the C. of England. Orange, Mr. John Leece and Miss Lizzie Chadwick, both from the Grand Western Hotel, Millthorpe,…
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At St. Enoch's Presbyterian Church, New town, Sydney, on March 11, Miss Margar [?] May Clark, fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark, of Glebe Point, was married…
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Last Wednesday the wedding was celebrated by Ven. Archdeacon Dunstan, of Mr. George Jackson, third son of Mr. Jacob Jackson, of Spring Creek, near…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated at the residence, of the bride's parents, Read-avenue, Lithgow last night, when Mr. Mit, chell Kerr Whitelaw, second eldest son of…
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A very pretty wedding took place at the Congregational Church last evening, when the Rev. Mr. Hogben united matrimony Mr. Albert, son of…
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William, eldest son of Mr. William Roberts, of South Bathurst, and Eva, third daughter of Mr. William Rivett, of Kelso, were last night married at…
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