MISS DAUPHINAISu€lt;IS BRIDE OFI STiiftC. MATHIEUclt;tlt;nIRelatives and Friends Witness Ceremony at St. Josephs. tMiss Germaine Dauphinaia. daugh- j ^ ter of Mr. md Mrs. Eugene Dauphi- J j. nais. 15 Bacon street, and Calixte n Mathicu, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- » thur Mathieu, Miller avenue, werejc married r.t 6.30 this morning: at St. Josephs church. The ceremony was I {l large *y attended by relatives and f friends of the young couple. URev. A. JG. Thibeault oftici-ited 15 and celebrated a nuptial mass. Eu- j irene Dauphi nais, father of the bride, t gave her in marriage. Miss Rose Anna Rathier presided at the organ. The bride w .re a gown of tan h crepe ue chine with hat to match ' and carried a bouquet of red and 1 white carnations.During the day the couple left ;1 for Central l ulls, U. I., on a honey- j T moon trip, and upon their return they will take up their residence at IS Bacon .street. The bride wore a traveling gown of yellow georgette.with hat to match. „A reception to the couple was held Sunday evening at the home of the bride's parents and was largely attended. Tlrse receiving and serv- j ing during the reception were Ar- ] thur Plante, Miss Anna DauphinaK } .Mrs. Eugene Dauphinuis, Mrs. W. 1 Forar. and Mrs. Adeline Gingue. The J large number of costly and beautiful ] gifts received by the couple were J displayed ,.t the home during the re- j ception. iThe bride was graduated from J St. Josephs school and the groom ^ from St. Josephs school in Boston, i The groom is employed at the local \ plant of Swift Co., and the bride U in the Pepperell mills. Both are * well known and Jiave a large circle;,of friends in the city and vicinity. •i %1 1y 13