Talbot County GaArchives Marriages.....Lillian Harrison - Clarence Eugene Smith 1909
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The Talbotton New Era, June 10, 1909

The Talbotton New Era
Thursday, June 10, 1909
Page 3

Talbotton is especially favored just now by the presence of a Georgia boy with 
his Virginia bride.  And, that Georgia boy is our own Mr. Clarence Eugene 
Smith, who went to Virginia a few years ago, where he met the lovely Miss 
Lillian Harrison.   Her beauty, culture and gracious personality completely 
enchained and fascinated our splendid Georgia boy and it was not long before 
Georgia and Virginia had another tie to bind them more closely in love and 
interests.

The Waverly papers chronicle this happy event as follows: 

At the residence of her parents Miss Lillian E. Harrison was united in marriage 
to Mr. Clarence E. Smith.  Only the immediate families were present.  The bride 
is the pretty and accomplished daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Harrison, a 
graduate of the Woman’s College at Richmond, Va.  Since her debut, she has been 
one of the most popular members of Waverly’s younger society set.  Mr. Smith is 
a native Georgian and has made many friends here.  He is employed in the 
insurance office of Messrs. J.J. West & Bro.  The young couple went on a bridal 
trip north.

Mr. Smith is the younger son of Mr. and Mrs. James Dismuke Smith and has been 
loved from his boyhood up for many noble qualities.

His friends have watched with pride his career, which he has preferred to make 
by his own efforts.   After severing his connections with the AB&A Railroad, he 
went to New York and studied, later, taking this position in Virginia.  The 
young couple are being showered with congratulations and good wishes, while a 
loving welcome greets them on every side.  Among the bridal gifts was a 
handsome house and lot, tendered by the bride’s father.



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