Merriman—coady Wedding
A pretty wedding took place at the home of the bride's parents on Wednesday, 20th October, when Florence, daughter of Mr. and…
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Weddings, 1915
336 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 15 of 17
Wedding Bells in Lithgow
A very popular and pretty wedding occurred last Saturday afternoon at the Methodist Church, when George Lockie, sixth son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Denham, of Ayrshire,…
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A very pretty and quiet double wedding was solemnised at St. Aidan's Church of England, Beaconsfield, on Wednesday. The church was nicely decorated by the lady friends of…
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A very pretting wedding was solemnised at St. John's Church of England, Mudgee, on Saturday afternoon last, when the Rev. Canon…
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The R.C. Church at Long Creek was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Monday, 6th September, when Miss May Riley, eldest…
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Arum blies effectively decorated St Phillip's, Church Hill, on Wednesday for the wedding of Dr Cyril Howse, son of the late, Dr Alfred Howse and the late…
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Arum lilies offectively decorated St Phillip's, Church [?] on wednesday, for the wedding of Dr. cyrn [?]se son of the [?]ate.Dr. Alfred Howse and…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Downey—manton Wedding
A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated at the residence of the bride's father on Tuesday. James Arthur, son of the late William…
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"Never, darling, never. You are the sweetest charge that lever man had. You shall never leave me, Teresa."…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated in the R.C. Church, Oberon, on Wednesday, morning. The contracting parties were Miss Renwick and Mr. Ab. Young. The Rev. Father Cooney…
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For hours after this recital Margaret Nugent was very thoughtful, and her face was not pleasant to look upon…
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The wedding was celebrated at the Roman Catholic Church, Mudgee, on Friday last by Rev. Father Flana gan, of Mary, daughter of Sir. John…
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A quiet wedding (quiet owing to word having been received a couple of days previonaly of the death at the bride's brother, Private Edgar…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →At Kelso Fashionable Wedding Mr. A. C. Thompson to Miss Vera Suttor. Big Gathering at "Leeholme." Some Dainty Dress Creations
The most fashionable wedding which has been celebrated in the Bathurst district for some considerable time eventuated at Holy Trinity…
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Holy Trinity Church, Kelso, was the scene of a very pretty wedding, yesterday afternoon, when Eva, only daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs…
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On Wednesday the Molong R.C. Church was crowded with friends and interested spectators, on the occasion of the marriage…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, North Sydney, on Saturday, November 13, when Rev. Father…
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Trooper Jack Porram son of the late Mr. C. G. Perram, of Cudgegong, and Miss. Lilian Rayner (daughter of Mr. James Rayner, of…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated last evening at All Saints' Cathedral, the contracting parties being Thomas, son of Mr. James…
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A quiet wedding was celebrated on Tuesday last at Patna-street, Bathurst, the contracting parties being Mr. Sam Lupp, of Bathurst, and Miss…
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