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Edward H. Moore, husband of 1st Jean F. Burrill, 2nd Bessie Rawcliffe

Miss Jean F. Burriil Weds Edward H. Moore in Brewer

- Charming Ceremony Takes Place in First Congregational Church. The First Congregational church in Brewer was the scene of a charming bridal Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock when Miss Jean Frances Burriil, daughter of Former Mayor Harold S. Burnll and Mrs. Burriil. became the bride of Edward Herbert Moore, son of George E. Moore of Gardiner, formerly of Franklin, and the late Mrs. Olive Tourtelotte Moore. The double ring service was read by Rev. Basil Gleason. The church was beautifully decorated for the occasion with peonies, lilies and ferns. Herbert Hobbs, church organiist, played Oh Promise Me, "I Love You Truly, At Dawning, and for the processional "The Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin. Immediately following the ceremony he played selections on the chimes. The bride chose as her only attendant her sister, Mrs. Robert Klah who acted as matron of honor. Earl Moore, a brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Ushers were Hadley Burriil, brother of the bride; Oscar Salisbury, Robert Kiah and Howard Murch, Jr. Wearing her mother' wedding veil of tulle which was caught to a coronet of tulle and seed pearls the bride was beautifully gowned in white satin fashioned princess style en train and with a Stuart collar. She carried a shower bouquet of bride's -roses, and valley lilies. She was given In marriage by her father. Mrs. Kiah was attractive In Wallis blue organdie, her yellow organdie hat was fashioned Mary Queen of Scots style and she carried a Colonial bouquet of yellow and blue flowers. Mrs. Burriil, mother of the bride, was charming in blue lace over taffeta. She wore a matching picture hat. Decorations were in charge, both at the church and at the home, of Mrs. Linwood Abbott who was assisted by Miss Geneva Hodgkins and Miss Marion Starkey. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the brides parents at 32 School street, Brewer. Assisting in serving the bridal collation were: Miss June Burriil, Brewer; Miss Eleanor Burriil and Miss Margaret Burriil. Bangor; and Miss Doris Dorr, Orland, all cousins of the bride. Miss Evelyn Moore, of Hartford, Conn., was in charge of the guest book. Gifts were in charge of Mrs. Oscar Salisbury and Mrs. William Jude, sister of the bridegroom, was in charge o t the bride's cake. Miss Kate Fitzgerald catered. One hundred and twenty-five intimate friends and relatives of the young couple attended the reception. Mr. and Mrs. Moore left for a wedding trip through the White Mountains and on their return will make their home for the summer at 32 School street. Brewer. The bride going away suit, was of rock rose crepe with navy blue hat and accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Moore will be at home to friends after July 10. The bride was graduated from Brewer High school and Farmington State Normal school and for the past two years and a half has taught school in Brewer. Mr. Moore was graduated from Brewer High school and attended the Maine School of Commerce. He is employed by the Cushman Lumber company. Out of town guests included: Mr, and Mrs. George E. Moore, Gardiner; Mrs. E. L. Dorr, Captain and Mrs. H. E. Dorr and son Leslie and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hubbard, Orland; Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Randlett, John and James Moore, Hartland; Mrs. Elizabeth Burriil, Mrs. Gladys Brown, and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Black, Dedham.^2,3,4

3 die on Maine roads

From NEWS and Wire Reports A 70 year old woman and two teenagers were killed on Maine highways during the weekend police said. The Penobscot County Sheriff’s Department said Jean Moore of Orrington died at Eastern Maine Medical Center at about 10 p m Friday two hours after a motorcycle rammed into the car driven by her husband Edward 72. The collision took place about 8pm on Friday when Edward Moore who was heading south on the Dow Road in Orrmgton turned left into a friend’s driveway at the top of a blind hill according to Deputy Perry Antone. At the same moment Scott Sutherland 16 of Bangor crested the hill driving his 1982 Suzuki motorcycle and struck the front passenger door of the Moore vehicle Antone said. Randolph Purvis 16 of Bangor was driving a 1983 Honda motorcycle far enough behind Sutherland so that he had time to avoid the car but Sutherland's motorcycle bounced off the car and struck Purvis’ motorcycle according to Antone. Sutherland was listed in fair condition at EMMC Sunday afternoon while Purvis and Edward Moore were both treated and released according to a hospital spokesman.⁵