Etc. -- Ernest Mabee wed Louise Campbell, 1898
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A transcription of an article from page 1 of 22 Sep 1898 Waterford Star newspaper. [Paragraph breaks added by the transcriber. This transcription accurately reflects name spelling variations in the source article.]

Wedded at Aylmer

A very pretty wedding took place last evening at the residence of Mr. John G. Cambell [sic], King street, when his daughter Louise was united in marriage to Mr. Ernest Maybee [sic], of Vittoria, by Rev. Mr. Hoyt.

The bride was tastefully attired in white organdie, trimmed in chiffon and lace, carrying a boquet [sic] of white roses, while her sister, Miss Nellie, acted as bridesmaid. She also wore white organdie trimmed with chiffon.

The groom was supported by his brother, Mr. Maybee [sic], of London.

The wedding march was beautifully played by the bride's brother, Prof. Campbell, of Norwich.

Guests were present from Grand Rapids, Simcoe, Brantford, Woodstock and St. Thomas. The presents were costly and numerous.

The happy couple left amid showers of rice on the evening train for points west. -- St. Thomas Times

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