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The Bridport Sun
Thursday, 12 December 1901


         Cards are out for the marriage of MISS
       ESTELLE DANA LANE, eldest daughter of C. H.
       LANE, to CHARLES LESLIE WITHERELL on Wednes-
       day evening, Dec. 18, at 7:30 o'clock at the
       Congregational church in Cornwall.
       
         from Bridport Sun - 19 Dec 1901
         The marriage of CHARLES LESLIE WITHERELL,
       second son of C. R. WITHERELL, to ESTELLA
       DANA LANE, oldest daughter of C. H. LANE,
       was solomnized at the Congregational church
       at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening, Dec. 18,
       by Rev. S. H. Barnum.
       
       
         at Vergennes
         
         The marriage of HENRY LaROCK and MISS ANNA
       MAPLE took place Friday evening, the sixth
       inst., at the Congregational parsonage. Rev.
       R. R. Davies performed the ceremony, which
       was simple and devoid of any display.
       
       
         at Whiting
         
         Cards are out announcing the marriage of
       MISS FLORA BALDWIN and MR. NORBERT McAULEY,
       on Wednesday evening at 7:30.
       
       from Bridport Sun 19 Dec 1901
       
         A very pretty wedding took place at the
       home of the bride, when MISS FLORA BALDWIN
       and MR. NORBERT McAULEY were united in mar-
       riage by Rev. H. H. White. The parlor was
       very tastefully trimmed with evergreens,
       consiting (sic) of an arch which the bride
       and groom stood under. The bride wore a gown
       of cream white, trimmed with white satin and
       carried a bouquet of carnation pinks. The
       bridesmaids were MISSES BERTHA and EDNA
       BALDWIN and the MISSES ETHEL and EDITH NEED-
       HAM, JOHN STICKNEY and WARNER BALDWIN were
       the ushers. MRS. BALDWIN'S niece played the
       wedding march. The happy couple took the 
       train at Leicester Junction the next day for
       a short wedding trip.
       
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