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The Bridport Sun
Thursday, 26 September 1901


         The following notice of the marriage of JOHN
       GRAVELLE will be interesting to his many friends
       in town. It was published in the Burlington News
       under the Colchester correspondence: The home of
       Mr. and Mrs. A. E. NAY was the scene of a pretty
       wedding Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock, when
       their oldest daughter, MILLICENT E., was united
       in marriage to JOHN A. GRAVELLE of Vergennes.
       The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. T. Buzzel
       in the presence of friends and relatives. The
       home was handsomely decorated with white and
       green. The bridal party entered the room to the
       strains of the wedding march from Lohengrin,
       played by MISS HARRIETT CROCKETT. The bride wore
       a handsome gown of light blue, trimmed with
       white chiffon and white applique and carried
       roses and carnations. MRS. GRAVELLE was the
       recipient of many beautiful and useful presents.
       MISS NAY is a very estimable lady and will be
       greatly missed by her many friends. Mr. and Mrs.
       GRAVELLE left on the evening train for a wedding
       trip to Buffalo, after which they will go to
       Vergennes, where they will reside.
       
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