Miss Eva Mae Johnson was united to George B. Pillsbury at Mt Vernon, Maine.

Daily Kennebec Journal
Augusta, Maine
January 3, 1900

The home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson, corner of Mt. Vernon and Spring 
streets, was the scene of a very pretty wedding, last evening, when their 
daughter, Miss Eva Mae, was united to George B. Pillsbury.  Rev. A. T. 
Ringold of the First Baptist church, officiating.  At a few minutes after 
8'oclock, the party came down the stairs t the parlor, decorated with green 
and holly, to the strains of "Lohengrin's Wedding March" played by Miss 
Lottie Graves.  In the lead was little Ruth Buker, the ring bearer.  
Following her was the bridesmaid, Miss Harriet Westman, and the best man, 
Ernest Johnson, brother of the bride.  Immediately following them were the 
bride and groom.  The bride was attired in a travelling gown of mauve with 
white satin trimmings and looked very prettily.  The bridesmad was attired in 
light blue silk and white satin trimmings.  Under a canopy of evergreen with 
a wedding bell of green and white carations, the ceremony was performed, 
after which they received their friends.  Refreshments were served and the 
couple left on the Pullman for Providence, R. I., where they will pass a 
short time with Mr. Pilsbury's parents.  They will make their home at 
Waterville, where Mr. Pilsbury is employed by the Maine Central.  Both are 
very popular young people and well known is this city.  They were the 
recipients of may beautiful and useful presents.

Courtesy of
Tina Vickery
1999


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