GAYNEL A. McINTYRE
The couple was attended by Miss Pauline Berce, schoolmate of the bride, and Arnold B. Hocking, brother of the bridegroom, student at Maine Maritime Academy, Castine.
Immediately following the ceremony a reception was held at which about 100 were present. The home was attractive with cut flowers and lighted candles.
GRANDMOTHER POURED
Mrs. Louise McGouldrick, grandmother of the bride, poured at a table arranged with white cloth, candles and a centerpiece of white roses. Miss Rebecca McIntyre, cousin of the bride, cut and served the wedding cake. Miss Doris Campbell had charge of the guest book.
The couple left for Quebec, Montreal and the White Mountains. The bride wore a lime green suit and honey colored topcoat with black accessories.
Mrs. Hocking was graduated from Washburn high school, the Knox hospital school of nursing and served one year with the Army Nurse corps in Manila, P. I.
COAST GUARD VETERAN
Mr. Hocking as a graduate of St. George high school, Hebron Academy and Colby college. He served 42 months as lieutenant in the United States Coast Guard in both the European and Asiatic areas. He is now employed by John Meehan and son, Clark Island.
Out-of-town guests attending the wedding were, Mr. and Mrs. Rue McIntyre and Rebecca, Catherine and Ann McIntyre, Bristol, N. B., Mr. and Mrs. Clair McIntyre, Waterville, N. B.; Miss Ella McGouldrick, Lexington, Mass.; Mrs. Louise McGouldrick, Hartland, N. B.; Dr and Mrs. Bertram Flanders, Rockland: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hocking, St. George; Arnold R. Hocking and Miss Erdean Hocking, St. George, Hazel Yerxa and Mrs. Yerxa, Evelyn Parker, Mae Stevens, Virginia Deschense, Ruth Coombs, Mabel McCrum, Ada Kearney, Mary Ayoob and Mrs. Wark, Fort Fairfield.