Wedding Bells
On Tuesday, the 4th instant, Glen Avon, the residence of the bride's parents, was the scene of a very pretty wedding, the contracting parties being Mr. Albert King, son of the late William King, of…
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Handsome Wedding Present
Mr Percy Stacy, of Myrallie, who joined the list of benedicts lately, is shortly to be made the recipient of a beautiful wedding present by the tenants, numbering about…
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The Burwood Baptist Church was the scene of a pretty wedding on Thursday, October 13th, the very interested parties being Pastor James…
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"Fifty years to-morrow. It is a long lime, Dorothy. Dost thou remember the wedding day? " Aye, thou art not likely to forgot. It was…
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I have the pleasure, writes a correspondent, of recording an interesting wedding, which took place on Wednesday, the 12th inst., the contracting; parties being Mr. Rudd Osland, second son of Mr. W…
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A wedding, in which much local interest was evinced, took place in the Wesleyan Church, Branxton, on Tuesday afternoon, 19th [?]., the Rev. J. W. Winspear officiating. The bride was Miss Emmie…
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At St. Savio[?]'s Church, Miller's Forest, on Wednesday, the 16th, vert pretty wedding took place, the interested parties being Mr. S.O. Miller, the well known tobacconist of West Maitland and…
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Mr. Chas. R. Warlug, in the employ of Messrs J. Moore and Co., Ltd., was married to Ms. Lillias Upjohn, eldest daughter of the Into Mr O. R. Upjohn, of Tamwoth…
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At St. Saviou[?]'s Church, Miller's Forest, on Wednesday, the 16th a very pretty wedding took place, the interested parties being Mr. S. O. Miller, the well-known tobacconist of West Maitland, and…
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In the progress of time, marked changes have taken place in the customs connected with marriage, and it may therefore be interesting to record a few of the quaint…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Faithful Phyllida. Chapter Xiii. a Strange Wedding Day
"Three weeks," said Phyllida, blankly. "Oh, yes, I suppose you can be ready in three weeks. It will be rather sharp work, though, to got your clothes."…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Greek Wedding. Strange Customs Honored at the Ceremony. The Couple Pelted With Lollies
A GREEK wedding was celebrated in Melbourne a few days ago. In front of the steps leading to the sanctuary stood a table (arranged to represent…
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"I, Rosalind, take thee, Cosmo"—the old words came clearly in the dark, damp church, where the strange wedding party had waited for Phyllida in vain…
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A Dutch wedding is a portentuous business. Smart Holland does its devotions in barnlike French Protestant churches. The wedding service is mournful to a degree, and lasts two…
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A very pretty wedding took place on Wednesday afternoon at Pitnacree Honse, East Maitland, the residence of the bride's parents, when Mr. Thomas Cross of Newcastie, and Miss Mary Porter were…
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A pretty wedding took place on 4th inst, between Mr W. Bruyn, third son of Mr Joseph Bruyn, of Dungog, and Miss Bertha Brockwell, third…
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THE quiet little hamlet of Bunnan was all agog early on Wednesday morning, the 14th inst., the excitement arising from the knowledge that a wedding of…
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THE house stood [?] side street It was the [?] of house that…
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THE Rev. W. Brown and Miss Lilly Millington, of Inverell, were married in the Wesleyau Church, Inverell, on Thursduy last. After spending a few…
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