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r|*_swwirau» W^UtTR NOV.. *08. B. KMPhoto by DuvalWetherby-Rowe Rites Saturday In AtholORANGE — Miss Carol A. Rowe, daughter of George S. Rowe of 51 Carpenter Street and the late Mrs. Emeline A, 'Rowe, was married to Gerald E. Wetherby, son of Mr. and Mrs, George E. Wetherby of 52 Carpenter Street, Saturday evening.The candlelight service was at First Baptist Church. Athol, where Rev. Thomas C. Martin performed the double ring ceremony. Allen March, church organist, played traditional wed ding marches and accompanied Miss Janet Freeman of Taunton who sang “Before Thine Altar”, “This Is Our Day” and“The Lord’s Prayer”.iyiMiss Freeman \ was maid ofhonor and Richard Rock of Athol was the bridegroom’s best man. Dennis Wetherby. of Orange and Ronald Wetherby of Sunderland, brothers of the bridegroom, ushered Given in marriage by her father, the bride wope a floor-length gown fashioned with lace top, scooped n e c k IT n e, short sleeves and silk skirt which featured back tiers. She wore a finger . tip veil, wrist • length gloves and carried a cascade bouquet of white roses, carnations and stephanotis. Her pearl
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Greenfield Recorder Gazette
Greenfield, Massachusetts, US
Mon, Aug 31, 1964
Page 12
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