An Old Country Wedding
From an old country journal we learn of the marriage of Miss May Barr, eldest daughter of Mr. James Barr, C.E., and a first cousin of Mr…
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Weddings, 1909
384 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 3 of 20
Wedding Bells. MILTON—O'BRIEN
On Monday last, at St. John's Chinch, Stoney Creek, the Rev. Father O'Brien celebrated the marriage of Mr. Thomas Milton, of Lue,…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Joseph's R.C. Church yesterday morning, when Rev. Father Ryan united in the holy bonds…
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The marriage of Mr. Curnin Campbell, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Reid, of Blayney, to Miss Elsie, youngest daughter of Councillor G. Strathfield,…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at the Methodist Church on Tuesday afternoon, the contracting parties being Mr. Stuart Lamont, of Rockdale, and Ruby,…
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Yesterday morning a quiet wedding was celebrated at the Roman Catholic Presbytery, the contracting parties being Mr. J. J. Newell, of Bandon Station…
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Seldom, if ever, has there been a more elogant Wedding in SS. Michael and John's Cathedral than that of yesterday morning, when the nuptials…
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The local cricketers visited Gular on Saturday, 23rd Jan., to try conclusions with the home team, but owing to wet weather the game was…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at S.S. Michael and John's Cathedral on Wednesday morning, the contracting parties being Mr. William…
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QUINN WHITE.—A quite but pretty wedding was solemnised at SS. Michael and John's Cathedral, Bathurst, last evening, when Daniel Joseph Quinn, second son of…
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SELDOM, if ever, has there been a more elegant wedding in SS. Michael and John's Cathedral (says the Bathurst "National Advocate") than that of…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at SS. Michael and John's Cathedral on Wednesday morning, the contracting parties being Mr. William Corlis, of…
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A pleasant, and somewhat rare function took place at the residence of Mr. Geo. Chew, senr., Morrissett-street, recently, when the members of his…
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There was a scene of great interest at the Methodist Church on Monday night the occasion being the wedding of Mr. Frederick William Emert, son of Mrs…
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Despite the fact that a severe rain and hail storm had just passed over the locality almost all the invited guests assembled at the Running Stream Church to witness…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at S.S. Michael and John's Cathedral yesterday (Wednesday, 17) morning, the contracting parties…
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A pretty little wedding took place at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church at noon yesterday. The contracting parties were Mr. William Roberts,…
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A very pretty, but quiet, wedding took place at St. Augustine's Church, Balmain, on February 20, when Miss K. Chalmers (eldest daughter of Mrs R Chalmers, of Molong,)…
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St. John's Church of England was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Tuesday afternoon, the contracting parties being Miss Charlotte (Dolly) Beecroft,…
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On Monday tart the wedding of Mr. Frederick William Emert, son of Mrs. Emert, of Sydney, and formerly of Grafton, and Miss Constance My[?]…
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