WEDDING. McLAUGHLIN-ALLEN
A wedding was celebrated at six o'clock yesterday morning at St. Matthew's Church of England by the Rev. F. Bevan, assisted by Archdeacon…
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Wedding at Howlong
A Wedding which attracted a very large congregation took place in the Presbyterian Church, Howlong, on Wednesday afternoon last, the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Daughter's Deed. She Shoots Her Father. Tragedy on the Wedding-eve
The Rev. J. G. McAtcc, a prominent retired Lutheran clergyman. sixty-eight years of age was shot on the 11th ult. by his daughter May, a twenty-three…
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It is said—by whom, no one seems to know—that if the day chosen by a girl for her wedding proves to be rainy her life will be filled with more sorrow than joy…
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A quiet wedding took place at Tattersall's Hotel Hay, last week, when Miss Jean Esplin, second daughter of he late George T. Esplin and Mrs Petterson,…
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At the Methodist Church, Wodonga, last evening the marriage was celebrated of Mr. R. A. Henry, of the "Border Morning Mail" staff third son of…
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The secretary of the Bendigo Easter Fair (Mr. H.M. Marks has expressed surprise at the comments of the Rev. G.A. Judkins regarding the "Easter…
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The marriage of Miss Florence Priscilla Brown, daughter of Sen.-Sgt. Brown, of Albury, and the Rev. George Read, formerly of Sydney, but…
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A pleasant gathering was held in the Methodist School Hall, Albury, on Monday night, the occasion being to afford an opportunity to members of the Church and…
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An interesting wedding ceremony took place at the Methodist Church, Bungowannah, on Wednesday, the 20th inst., in the presence of crowded congregation. The…
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A wedding was celebrated on Tuesday at 7.30 p.m., at " Wheatleigh, Albury. the residence of Dr. Andrews, the contracting parties being Arthur…
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An interesting wedding ceremony took place at Methul on Wednesday, 27th March, when Charlotte Kate, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Doubleday, of…
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Few brides would have the courage to go to the altar in the identical wedding toilet worn by a great-great-grandmother, but all the direct descendants of Mrs…
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When a bride is married in a travelling dress the number of bridesmaids should be limited to one. If the bride goes straight away from…
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The marriage of Miss Florence Priscilla Brown, daughter of Son. Sergeant Brown, of Albury, and the Pev. George Read, formerly of…
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An amusing story is being told in Society to the effect that a number of the zealous ladies who still hold with the conviction that "men were…
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A fashionable wedding was celebrated in St. Andrew's Cathedral to-day, the contracting parties being Miss Dorothy Mitchell and Lieut, Rawson. The…
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Miss Kitty Driscoll, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Driscoll, of Olive-street, Albury, was yesterday afternoon married to Mr. L. Higgins,…
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On Wednesday, 10th inst., the wedding of Mr. C. H. Gale and Miss Mary Rolands took place at St. Mary's R, C. Church, the Rev…
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The marriage of Mr. D. H. T. Kelly of Albury, formerly of Rutherglen, and Miss May Nagle, daughter of the late Mr. V. F. Nagle, was celebrated at…
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