Glen Innes Weddings
St. Patrick's Church was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednesday morning. the contracting parties being Mary Josephene, oldest daughter of Mr. and…
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Weddings, 1917
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Wedding Bells
A pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Brigid's Church. Branxton, on Saturday. Sept 29th, says the Maitland "Mercury," when Miss Gertrude Ward…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. John's Church, Philliga, on Wednesday, October 3rd, when Marjory, daughter of Mr and Mrs John…
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On Wednesday afternoon several of the members of the Narrabri Jockey Club foregathered at the Greyhound Hotel for the purpose of presenting…
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A quiet, but pretty marriage was solemnised by the Rev. Father Mullins in St. Nicholas' Church, Tamworth, on Sept. 26th, when Annle, the…
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St. Androw's Presbyterian Church was the scene of a p[?]tty wedding on Wednesday afternoon, the contracting parties being Mr. C. W. R. Chisholm, son of…
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The Gunnedah "Advertiser" says,: An interesting war wedding was celebrated at Blidworth Parish Church, last Saturday Afternoon…
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At St. Cyprian's Church on Wednesday evening. Ada A., the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs Goddord, of this town, was united in the holy bonds of…
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A very pretty wedding took place in the Methodist Church, Thirroul, on Wednesday, October 10th, the contracting parties being Mr. W. H…
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The marriage of Mr. Emile W. Gisz, eldest son of the later Mr. W. Gisz, of Lan[?]shire, England, and Mrs. Gisz of Wollongong, N.S.W., to Miss Elsie Lane,…
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At All Saints' Church yesterday morning Walter Williams was married to "Cecil" Smith, youngets daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Smith, of Moree…
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The "lamentable pettiness of character which marks the german official," says the Nuremberg "Tagespost" is itlustrated by the following true…
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St. Josephs Church, Newtown, was the scene of a pretty wedding, recently, when Mr. G. Rodd, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Rodd, of…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →"Bush Memories." (Descriptive of life and character in Western New South Wales thirty years ago). No. 1.--Bush Weddings
I propose in these papers to relate, in a hap-hazard fashion, a few recollections of past experiences, as a pioneer parson, in the Western districts of New…
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St. John's Church was crowded on Saturday, November 17, on the occasion of the marriage of Sergeant. Wilfrid O. Schofield, second son of Mr. and Mrs…
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St. John's Church was crowded on Saturday, November 17, on the occasion of the marriage of Sergeant Wilfred O. Schofield second son of Mr…
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On Wednesday, November 21, at St. John's. Church, Tamworth, the wedding was celebrated of Mr. Herbert Holmes, of casino and Miss A[?]na Swain, fourth…
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A very pretty wedding took place [?] St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Tamworth, on October 3. The contracting parties were James, eldest son of…
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Bendemeer was the scene of a very pretty wedding on Wednesday last. The contracting parties were Eileen, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Williams,…
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A wedding of local interest was celebrated at Moss Vale on Wednesday, 21st ult., when Mr. F. Jacobs, son of Mr. T. Jacobs, one of the local storekeepers,…
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