Taylor County GaArchives Marriages.....Cameron, Julia - Boland, J.M. December 18 1890
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The Butler Herald, December 23, 1890
The Butler Herald
Tuesday, December 23, 1890
Page Three

Married

Roland – Cameron

At the Methodist church in Butler on Thursday evening, the 18th inst., at 5 
o’clock occurred the marriage of Miss Julia Cameron to Rev. J.M. Boland.  A 
very large attendance was present to witness the ceremony, which was performed 
in a most solemn and impressive manner by Rev. H.C. Brewton.  The church was 
most beautifully decorated with flowers, cedar and evergreen by the young 
ladies of Butler, in token of their love and esteem for the bride.  Immediately 
over the chancel railing was an arch from the center of which hung the marriage 
bell, while upon either side were some of the rarest flowers that bloom.  At 5 
o’clock the bride and groom were escorted from the parsonage to the church by 
their attendants.  Mr. H.P. Wallace with Miss Lucyne Daniel first entered the 
church and filing to the right took position near the altar; Mr. R.S. West with 
Miss Ella Cameron, of Americus, came second and took a position near the altar 
to the left; Mr. Arthur Hill, of Schley County, with Miss Bessie McCants, came 
third and took a position to the right; Col. W.E. Steed with Miss Mattie Ligon, 
of Geneva, came fourth and took a position to the left, forming a circle in 
which the bride and groom should stand to make their solemn vow.  Thus while 
the wedding march was being most beautifully played on the organ by Miss Lena 
Bateman, the bride, dressed in a very costly trimmed dove colored silk and the 
groom in a handsome Prince Albert marched steadily to the altar, over whom the 
marriage bell was ringing, and with a few well chosen words by Mr. Brewton, 
Miss Cameron and Mr. Boland were made one.  No congratulations were allowed as 
the bride and groom were expecting to leave on the 6 p.m. train for Macon to 
attend the South Georgia Conference.

At 3 o’clock an elegant reception was given at the residence of the bride’s 
father at which a large number of friends and relatives of the family were 
present.

The bride is the accomplished daughter of Mr. John A. Cameron, for several 
years the organist of the Methodist Sabbath school and corresponding secretary 
of the Woman’s Missionary Society, besides a valuable assistant in all 
religious enterprises.  Mr. Boland is a very acceptable minister of the South 
Ga. Conference who has been pastor of Crowell’s Circuit the present year.  The 
many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Boland, extend to them many congratulations, and 
will every pray that their lot may be cast in pleasant places.







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