Washington Gazette newspaper, Washington, IN
19 September 1902; Front Page, Columns 5, 6
TWIN BROTHERS WED
Interesting Marriages of Two Barr Township Couples
Daily Brothers Marry Misses Hilda Kennedy and Theresa McAtee - Goes to Indianapolis on Honeymoon Trip
The marriage of twin brothers to handsome young women at St. Peters, Montgomery, and at St. Michales, Trainor, Tuesday forenoon, is an event that will not soon be forgotten by the many who were present.
Early Tuesday morning George Daily and Miss Hilda Kennedy were united in marriage at St. Peters Church by Father Curran of St. Patricks, Corning. Thomas Daily and Miss Theresa McAtee were the attendants. After the ceremony the bridal party drove to St. Michaels where the attendants at the former wedding became the groom and bride in the ceremony performed by Father Matthews, of Trainor; the former groom and bride becoming the attendants. The party then repaired to the home of the grooms' father, John Daily, Sr., where a bounteous feast awaited them.
After dinner a quick drive was made to Montgomery and a train taken to Indianapolis where a week will be spent attending the state fair and visiting various points of interest, after which the newly wedded people will return and go to housekeeping.
George Daily is the senior member of the hardware firm of Daily Bros. of Montgomery and his bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy, and is a very popular young woman.
Thomas Daily is a prosperous young farmer and his bride is a very estimable young woman. For quite a while she has made her home with her uncle, Thomas Daily, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Daily will immediately locate on a farm near Trainor recently purchased from Noah Stratzmann.
19 September 1902; Front Page, Columns 5, 6
TWIN BROTHERS WED
Interesting Marriages of Two Barr Township Couples
Daily Brothers Marry Misses Hilda Kennedy and Theresa McAtee - Goes to Indianapolis on Honeymoon Trip
The marriage of twin brothers to handsome young women at St. Peters, Montgomery, and at St. Michales, Trainor, Tuesday forenoon, is an event that will not soon be forgotten by the many who were present.
Early Tuesday morning George Daily and Miss Hilda Kennedy were united in marriage at St. Peters Church by Father Curran of St. Patricks, Corning. Thomas Daily and Miss Theresa McAtee were the attendants. After the ceremony the bridal party drove to St. Michaels where the attendants at the former wedding became the groom and bride in the ceremony performed by Father Matthews, of Trainor; the former groom and bride becoming the attendants. The party then repaired to the home of the grooms' father, John Daily, Sr., where a bounteous feast awaited them.
After dinner a quick drive was made to Montgomery and a train taken to Indianapolis where a week will be spent attending the state fair and visiting various points of interest, after which the newly wedded people will return and go to housekeeping.
George Daily is the senior member of the hardware firm of Daily Bros. of Montgomery and his bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy, and is a very popular young woman.
Thomas Daily is a prosperous young farmer and his bride is a very estimable young woman. For quite a while she has made her home with her uncle, Thomas Daily, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Daily will immediately locate on a farm near Trainor recently purchased from Noah Stratzmann.
Washington Gazette newspaper, Washington, IN
19 September 1902; Front Page, Columns 5, 6
TWIN BROTHERS WED
Interesting Marriages of Two Barr Township Couples
Daily Brothers Marry Misses Hilda Kennedy and Theresa McAtee - Goes to Indianapolis on Honeymoon Trip
The marriage of twin brothers to handsome young women at St. Peters, Montgomery, and at St. Michales, Trainor, Tuesday forenoon, is an event that will not soon be forgotten by the many who were present.
Early Tuesday morning George Daily and Miss Hilda Kennedy were united in marriage at St. Peters Church by Father Curran of St. Patricks, Corning. Thomas Daily and Miss Theresa McAtee were the attendants. After the ceremony the bridal party drove to St. Michaels where the attendants at the former wedding became the groom and bride in the ceremony performed by Father Matthews, of Trainor; the former groom and bride becoming the attendants. The party then repaired to the home of the grooms' father, John Daily, Sr., where a bounteous feast awaited them.
After dinner a quick drive was made to Montgomery and a train taken to Indianapolis where a week will be spent attending the state fair and visiting various points of interest, after which the newly wedded people will return and go to housekeeping.
George Daily is the senior member of the hardware firm of Daily Bros. of Montgomery and his bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy, and is a very popular young woman.
Thomas Daily is a prosperous young farmer and his bride is a very estimable young woman. For quite a while she has made her home with her uncle, Thomas Daily, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Daily will immediately locate on a farm near Trainor recently purchased from Noah Stratzmann.
19 September 1902; Front Page, Columns 5, 6
TWIN BROTHERS WED
Interesting Marriages of Two Barr Township Couples
Daily Brothers Marry Misses Hilda Kennedy and Theresa McAtee - Goes to Indianapolis on Honeymoon Trip
The marriage of twin brothers to handsome young women at St. Peters, Montgomery, and at St. Michales, Trainor, Tuesday forenoon, is an event that will not soon be forgotten by the many who were present.
Early Tuesday morning George Daily and Miss Hilda Kennedy were united in marriage at St. Peters Church by Father Curran of St. Patricks, Corning. Thomas Daily and Miss Theresa McAtee were the attendants. After the ceremony the bridal party drove to St. Michaels where the attendants at the former wedding became the groom and bride in the ceremony performed by Father Matthews, of Trainor; the former groom and bride becoming the attendants. The party then repaired to the home of the grooms' father, John Daily, Sr., where a bounteous feast awaited them.
After dinner a quick drive was made to Montgomery and a train taken to Indianapolis where a week will be spent attending the state fair and visiting various points of interest, after which the newly wedded people will return and go to housekeeping.
George Daily is the senior member of the hardware firm of Daily Bros. of Montgomery and his bride is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy, and is a very popular young woman.
Thomas Daily is a prosperous young farmer and his bride is a very estimable young woman. For quite a while she has made her home with her uncle, Thomas Daily, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Daily will immediately locate on a farm near Trainor recently purchased from Noah Stratzmann.
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