Sliver Wedding
THE silver-wedding day on Tuesday last of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Stafford was made the occasion of a ceremony of an extremely pleasing character by…
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Poetry. Her Wedding Ring
I heard a lady say last night. She'd put away her wedding ring To keep it safe—away from sight—Her wedding ring! Her wedding ring!…
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The 18th September drew near. Three weeks before the Van Dorns returned to their home in Chicago from Saratoga, where they had been spending the hot…
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A bride who finds a spider on her wedding dress may consider herself blessed. The bride who dreams of fairies the night before her marriage will be thriee blessed…
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FROM an announcement that appears in another portion of this issue, it will be seen that two estimable and respected residents of our small…
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Miss Constance Ritchie, daughter of the Eight Hon. Sir J. T. Ritchie, Lord Mayor of London, was engaged to be married to Mr J. H. M'Calman,…
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" Annie, oh, Annie, do come downstairs[?] Auother parcel has just arrived for you, beautifully done up in glossy paper, and scaled all over! "…
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There was a wedding celebrated at Currabubula the other day, when Mr Francis W. Smith, eldest son of Mr Francis Smith, of Smithvale,…
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On Wednesday, the 24th ult, a wedding took place at the residence of Mr. James Falconer, Cook's Hill, Newcastle, when his daughter, Miss Jean Falconer. was…
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On Thursday last, a wedding was celebrated at All Saints' Anglican Church, Singleton, when Mr William Ellis, youngest son of Mr Thomas Ellis, contractor, led to…
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Christ Church, Mount Vincent, was the scene of a vary pretty whirling on Wednesday, the 21st September, when Miss Jessie Grant, fifth daughter of Mr. John Grant,…
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Two old identities of the Williams River, Mr. and Mrs. T. Saxby, celebrated their golden wedding at their home, near Krambach, on Monday…
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Christ Church, Mount Vincent, was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday, the 21st September, when Miss Jessie Grant, fifth daughter of Mr. John Grant,…
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The custom of casting upon the bride and bridegroom showers of rice is, like that of the wearing of orange blossoms, of Chinese origin. It is thought to have been brought into…
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A pretty wedding was celebrated at Dunolly on Wednesday, at the residence of Mr C. Bullen, the contracting parties being Mr J. Coates…
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Particulars have been received of a drowning fatality that occurred on Wednesday night at Guy Crossing, West Blowering, 15 miles from Tumut,…
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On Tuesday evening last about 25 ladies and gentleman assembled by invitation at the residence of Alderman Thomas Gilson, 14th Avenue…
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There was quite a large congregation assembled at All Saints' Church on Wednesday morning, to witness a very Prettv wedding, the contracting…
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A quiet wedding took place in the local Methodist Church at 7.30 a.m. on Wednesday, 7th instant, when Mr. David Hussey, son of Mr. Michael Hussey, of Murrurundi,…
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