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— —Wagsnman-Clark Nuptials.A wedding on Broad street was one of the nt'.st important society events in town this week. Robert Wagcrt-tnatt and Miss Lena Clark were married at the bride’s home at noon on Wednesday in the presence of near relatives of the contracting parties. Rev. Thomas Martin tied the nuptial knot, and the ceremony was very impressive. At 12:30 the guests were sealed to a sumptuous wedding dinner, which was a noteworthy feature of the affair.The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Pcrlina Clark and is an accomplished and highly respected young lady. She served the Mercer County telephone company here as central for several months and by her genial manners won many friends. Mr. Wagenman is employed as operator and baggageman at the Lake Shore depot here and during his two years’ service has made a large circle ofacquaintances. He is popular and trustworthy and merits the con:'.-dence of his friends. The presents received were numerous and useful.Mr. and Mrs. Wagennian left on the 2:25 train for a week’s wedding lour to Erie and intermediate point s. and will be at home to their friends on Broad street after January r. The Breeze joins in wishing them long life, happiness and prosperity. Out-of-town guests -were Mr. and Mrs. Wat. Wageitman, of Greenville, father and mother of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. Henry JJTert, of Hadley; Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Clark, of Greenville.—Sandy Lake Breeze. •
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Greenville Evening Record
Greenville, Pennsylvania, US
Fri, Dec 23, 1904
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