Lincoln County NcArchives Marriages.....Putnam, D. W. - Terrier, Myrtle 1901
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Charlotte Observer - Jun 23, 1901
Married in the Woods

Lincoln Journal - A marriage very much out of the ordinary occurred near 
Lincolnton last Sunday morning. Mr. D.W. Puttnam, the well-known bricklayer, 
who pleads guilty to 40 years, was the groom, and Miss Myrtle Terrier, aged 
15, was the pretty bride, and Esq. Allen did the work for them. The groom 
called at the bride's home and took her into the carriage with him. Then, 
accompanied by the bride's folks and numerous friends, they drove about a mile 
into the woods and were married sitting in the carriage. Col. A. Lee Campbell 
and Capt. B.F. Grigg were groomsmen and Judge W.E. Grigg and Rev. Dr. Bob 
Michael were the maids of honor. Prof. Bart Shipp was to have delivered a 
fatherly discourse, but didn't wake up until two hours after it was over. 
Prof. Hale took several photographs of the beautiful and romantic scene. The 
Journal's congratulations and best wishes are with the happy pair.


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