NEWSPAPER: White - Barringer Marriage; Norwich, Chenango Co., NY

submitted Nov 2000 by Mary Gilmore (seylochist@adelphia.net).

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This may have been in the Norwich section of the old newspaper "Utica
Observer," it had a photo of this couple with the article and that newspaper
was as nice as the present day papers to include photos. It is dated 1911,
from my Grandmother's scrapbook.

WHITE-BARRIGER, Well known young people united by Nutpial Knot.

     Norwich, April 26 - A very pretty wedding occurred Wednesday evening at
the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.F. Barriger, on Mitchell
St., when their daughter Elvah May, was united in wedlock with Harry Melvin
WHITE, of Philadelphia.

     The ceremony was performed by Rev. M.D. Fuller, the ring service being
used. Miss Mary Dimicco of Sidney, N.Y., was the maid of honor and Martin P.
Foy was best man. Mrs. Edward O. Barriger played the Mendelssohn wedding
march. The bride's costume was of Alice Blue satin and the maid of honor
wore a gown of pink silk. The house was nicely decorated with pink and white
carnations, roses and calla lillies. Following the ceremony the wedding
supper was served and the couple were the recipients of many valuable and
useful gifts. Mr. and Mrs. White will leave tomorrow (Saturday) for
Philadelphia and Atlantic City and will make their home in the latter place.
Only immediate relatives were invited and among those present from out of
town were Mr. and Mrs. George W. Lamphere, of Binghamton; Mrs. Luna Lamphere
of Oxford; Mrs. C.A. Brisee of Beaver Meadow; Miss Minnie Rugg of Bovina,
N.Y. and Miss Mary Dimicco of Sidney.